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- General help only. For account recovery, the company that runs the account is the only real authority. We can't recover your account, and neither can an AI.
- Back up first. Before any step that deletes, resets, moves or signs out of anything, back up whatever you can't replace. We label steps that can't be undone, but you know your own files best.
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- AI assistants can be wrong. An AI Fix file adds safety rules, but you are still in charge. Read each step. Ask your AI to explain any command before you run it. Say stop when anything looks odd.
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