Account

1. Expired: The Nothing email verification code is only valid for 10 minutes. If it expires, please request a new one.
2. Multiple requests: If you have tapped 'Send' multiple times, please enter the last verification code you received. Previous codes will automatically become invalid.

To prevent credential stuffing and verification code flooding, the system has set a security threshold: the same account can receive a maximum of 10 verification codes within 1 hour. If prompted that the limit has been reached, a lockout mechanism is triggered. Please try again after 1 hour or 24 hours.

Our system sends emails instantly. If you haven't received yours, please check your "Spam" or "Subscriptions/Promotions" folders. Official Nothing sender addresses always end with @nothing.tech.

Two-factor authentication is the highest system-level defence mechanism for your account. Even if someone else obtains your password, they cannot easily log in.
How it works: When you log in on your phone or the web, in addition to your password, the system will require a 6-digit security verification code sent to your linked email address.
How to enable: Go to Settings - Nothing account in the top right corner - Two-step verification to enable.

To prevent hacking or credential stuffing, once you change your password, the server will immediately invalidate security tokens on all other devices. You will need to log in again on other devices using your new password.

🛠️ Reset path:
Go to Settings - Log in/Register Nothing account page in the top right corner, and tap "Forgot password".
Enter the email address registered to your Nothing account, and tap to send a password reset link.
Open your email and tap the password reset link to set a new password.

Note: Deleting your account is an irreversible action! Once deleted, you will lose all purchased digital assets, community badges and synced data from ecosystem devices.
Steps:
Go to Settings - Nothing account in the top right corner - Privacy Centre - Delete account
The system will require you to enter a verification code to complete the final security verification. Once submitted, your account will enter the deletion and clearance process.

A. Nothing OS devices: Tap [Settings] - [Nothing Account], scroll to the bottom of the page and tap [Log out].
B. Computer/mobile web browser: Access the Account Centre via the service portal, scroll to the bottom of the page and click [Log out].
C. Nothing App: Refer to the log out design guidelines for different apps.

Long-term inactivity protection will not affect account retention, yet additional verification may be required for certain sensitive operations.

Account login failed for the following reasons:
Network issue: please check if the network is disconnected or unavailable.
Too many attempts: your account has been temporarily locked due to multiple incorrect password/verification code entries. Please try again in 1 hour.
Other activity: the system detected unsafe activity on your account and it has been temporarily locked. Please try again later.

On Nothing OS devices, go to Settings > Log in/Register Nothing account in the top right corner, or enter via a Nothing app, and tap Register. You can choose from the following two registration methods:
Email login: Enter the email address and password for your registered Nothing account. You will be logged in upon successful verification.
Google account (third-party account) login: Tap the third-party icon at the bottom. The system will call the underlying hardware security framework to log in. If you are already logged in to the third-party app, it will prompt an authorised login; otherwise, you must manually enter your third-party account password. You will be logged in to your Nothing account upon successful authorisation.
On non-Nothing OS devices, use the Nothing X app, go to My page > Nothing account, and tap Log in/Register. You can choose from the following two registration methods:
Email login: Enter the email address and password for your registered Nothing account. You will be logged in upon successful verification.
Google/Apple account (third-party account) login: Tap the third-party icon at the bottom. The system will call the underlying hardware security framework to log in. If you are already logged in to the third-party app, it will prompt an authorised login; otherwise, you must manually enter your third-party account password. You will be logged in to your Nothing account upon successful authorisation.

No. For absolute data privacy and system security, Nothing Account does not support merging two independently created accounts.

Only one can be linked. In line with our minimalist and unique ecosystem logic, an email address can only serve as the login credential for a single Nothing account at any given time.

A third-party account is an account registered with a Third-party identity provider (e.g. Google, Apple). Users can use a third-party account to authorise login to a Nothing account. Nothing OS/Android devices: Nothing accounts support authorised login via a Google account. Apple devices: Nothing accounts support authorised login via a Google account or Apple ID.

On Nothing OS devices, go to Settings - Log in/Register Nothing account in the top right corner, or open the Nothing app and tap Register. You can choose from the following two registration methods:
Email registration: Enter your email address, enter the 6-digit security verification code received, and set a strong password to complete.
Google account (third-party account) registration: Tap the third-party icon at the bottom. The system will use the underlying hardware security framework for one-tap registration/login.
On non-Nothing OS devices, use the Nothing X app, go to My page - Nothing account, and tap Log in/Register. You can choose from the following two registration methods:
Email registration: Enter your email address, enter the 6-digit security verification code received, and set a strong password to complete.
Google/Apple account (third-party account) registration: Tap the third-party icon at the bottom. The system will use the underlying hardware security framework for one-tap registration/login.