What Happens to My Key

[MR_SIR]

What happens to my key when I move houses? For example: I activate key at house A, then move to house B with a different IP?

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[#Ravencroft]

Let badspot know you moved so he doesn't suspect you of key sharing.

[Honno]

Let badspot know you moved so he doesn't suspect you of key sharing.

Many people have a dynamic IP, and it can change sometimes depending on their ISP. I don't think badspot really keeps up with all the IP changes.

[Flamecannon]

I don't know if the question concerns this because it's probably quite obvious but the key itself will not change in the slightest, it's linked to that ID, sorry if that's like a "duhh that's not what I was asking about" thing

[otto-san]

p sure badspot generally doesn't care unless there's suspicious ip movement very quickly and inconsistently

basically only if it's apparent that the key is compromised

[Pie Crust]

If you use the key on house A, then move to house B without closing your client in House A, your client in House A will have an auth failure and you'd need to reenter the key. Otherwise, there shouldn't be any problem.

[ThatDarkNinja778]

If the key isn't being used at two houses at the same time then you shouldn't have a problem.

[Ipquarx]

Do you know what your key is? If not, I suggest you write it down. If you move houses you're going to have to re-enter your key.

[Ducky duck]

All my computers have different IPs.

[Jam_Jar]

You needn't worry.
As many people have said above, if it isn't being used in both places at the same time then A-Okay.
And it would only really throw up a red flag if there was:

...suspicious ip movement very quickly and inconsistently...

Even then, I would expect you'd be able to dispute it with proof c:

[Headcrab Zombie]

You needn't worry.
As many people have said above, if it isn't being used in both places at the same time then A-Okay.
And it would only really throw up a red flag if there was:
Even then, I would expect you'd be able to dispute it with proof c:

He's talking about movement that's impossible for the legit owner of the key to do
Like moving across the country within a few minutes

[Swollow]

even when keys are compromised they aren't deactivated until someone brings it up