How to keep your cock rating account secure
An account here holds a balance, a rating history and everything you have bought. What the terms expect of you, what the site does on its side, and what to do if something looks wrong.
The short answer
To keep your cock rating account secure, use a password no other site has, keep it to yourself, sign out on any device you share, and tell the site promptly if someone else gets in. The terms make you responsible for everything done under your login, so the effort is worth it.
The rest of this page is why each of those matters here specifically, and what the site handles for you.
What an account actually holds
Plenty works signed out, but the things that cost money or keep a record do not. Ordering from a human judge, generating an AI judge clip, Custom Persona, the Arena and Rewards all need an account.
So an account holds your Coin balance, your rating history, and My Collection - the judge verdicts, AI clips and premade clips you paid for. Where your cock ratings are kept maps all of it. Someone else in your account is someone else spending your balance and opening your history.
What the terms expect of you
The terms say you are responsible for keeping your login credentials confidential and for all activity that happens under your account. They also ask you to give accurate information and to notify the site promptly of any unauthorised use.
The practical version is a password used nowhere else. The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre recommends combining three random words to make a password that is long enough and strong enough while still being memorable. Pick a username that is not your real name while you are at it - rate my cock anonymously covers why.
Shared devices and staying signed in
The privacy policy says the site uses essential cookies to keep you logged in. That is convenient on your own phone and a risk on anyone else’s: a borrowed laptop or a shared tablet stays signed in to your account after you put it down.
Sign out when you finish on any device that is not yours, or use a private window there in the first place. Cookies can also be managed through your browser settings, as the policy notes.
What the site does on its side
Card details go to the payment processors, and the site does not store full card numbers. Clips play through short-lived signed links minted fresh each time you open one, so there is no permanent address to a video that could leak. Rewards hands its survey provider a per-account verification hash issued by the server, which is what stops someone else claiming your completions.
The privacy policy is also honest about the limit: the site uses technical and organisational measures to protect your data, and no method of transmission or storage is completely secure, so absolute security is not guaranteed. Your password is the part of that you control.
Phishing, and if someone gets in
The most common way into any account is being asked for the password. The FTC’s guide to recognising phishing lists the usual pretexts - a message claiming a problem with your account or payment details, or suspicious log-in attempts - and the defence is the same everywhere: do not follow the link, go to the site yourself.
If you think someone has used your account, notify the site promptly, as the terms ask, and retire that password everywhere else you used it. For your data itself, the privacy policy lists rights to access, correct, delete or export it depending on where you live, with requests to privacy@ratecock.com. If what you want is the account gone altogether, how to delete your cock ratings and account covers what closing it does and does not remove.