GITBOOK-493: Vault / key 2.0

SUMMARY.md

@@ -89,5 +89,4 @@
   * [Navigation](miscellaneous/keyboard-shortcuts/navigation.md)
   * [Markdown](miscellaneous/keyboard-shortcuts/markdown.md)
   * [Commands](miscellaneous/keyboard-shortcuts/commands.md)
-* [Technical Glossary](miscellaneous/glossary-1.md)
 * [Migration from the Legacy App](miscellaneous/migration-from-the-legacy-app.md)

basics/object-editor/create-an-object.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ description: How do you create an object?
 
 When clicking the plus-button, you’ll be presented with a menu of standard types, plus your most recently-used Types. You can then choose which one you want to create.
 
-This behavior can be changed in your [account settings](../../anytype-basics/setting-up-your-profile/account-and-data.md#preferences) to either hover or right-click. Both of these alternative settings will change the behavior of the left-click to immediately create a new object with the type that is set as your default object type in your space settings. 
+This behavior can be changed in your [vault settings](../../anytype-basics/setting-up-your-profile/account-and-data.md#preferences) to either hover or right-click. Both of these alternative settings will change the behavior of the left-click to immediately create a new object with the type that is set as your default object type in your space settings. 
 
 The hover setting will additionally show the original menu after you hover over the `+` button for a few seconds, while the right-click setting will require you to right-click the `+` button instead.
 

data-and-security/delete-or-reset-your-account.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ Since we don't have access to your Anytype data, and we have no way to connect y
 
 ### Delete or Reset Your Vault / Account
 
-In the top menu, Click "Anytype", open Settings, Data management, and select **Delete vault.** This will delete your profile, and your Recovery Phrase:
+In the top menu, Click "Anytype", open Settings, Data management, and select **Delete vault.** This will delete your profile, and your Key:
 
 <figure><img src="../.gitbook/assets/image (77).png" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>
 

data-and-security/self-hosting/README.md

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 ### Anytype Network
 
-By default, everyone joins the Anytype network when they create a new account. They can later switch to either to [local-only.md](local-only.md "mention") or [self-hosted.md](self-hosted.md "mention") if they wish.
+By default, everyone joins the Anytype network when they create a new vault. They can later switch to either to [local-only.md](local-only.md "mention") or [self-hosted.md](self-hosted.md "mention") if they wish.
 
 Every Anytype user has access to a remote backup node provided by Anytype. Its capacity is currently limited to 1 GB. Objects and other content have no impact on this limit; only files are limited. If you go over the limit, a warning will appear, and you'll be able to ask for more storage.
 

data-and-security/what-is-a-recovery-phrase.md

@@ -34,13 +34,13 @@ Seed phrases follow a standardized protocol called BIP-39 (Bitcoin Improvement P
 
 The strength of your key lies in its ability to safeguard your digital assets. When properly generated, managed, and stored, it is nearly impossible for anyone to obtain your key without your consent or knowledge. Keys are generated using complex mathematical algorithms, and the sheer number of possible combinations makes it extremely challenging for an attacker to guess or brute-force their way to your key.
 
-However, it's crucial to understand that the responsibility of protecting your key ultimately lies with you. While it may be tempting to store it digitally for convenience, these methods can introduce vulnerabilities. Instead, it is recommended to write down your key on a physical medium, and store it securely in a location known only to you. Avoid storing your Recovery Phrase on devices connected to the internet or in cloud storage, as they can be compromised by hackers or unauthorized access.
+However, it's crucial to understand that the responsibility of protecting your key ultimately lies with you. While it may be tempting to store it digitally for convenience, these methods can introduce vulnerabilities. Instead, it is recommended to write down your key on a physical medium, and store it securely in a location known only to you. Avoid storing your Key on devices connected to the internet or in cloud storage, as they can be compromised by hackers or unauthorized access.
 
 ### Key storage
 
 If you’re using a Mac, Anytype’s default setting is to store your key in the native Keychain Access app. It doesn’t get stored anywhere else. Whether your passwords are backed up to iCloud depends if you have that option enabled in your settings. You can check [Apple’s support page](https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204085) for more information on iCloud password backups.
 
-We’ve set up this system as a safety net for users who might otherwise lose their Recovery Phrase. We’re pursuing different options for the future, but for the time being, this is how it works.
+We’ve set up this system as a safety net for users who might otherwise lose their Key. We’re pursuing different options for the future, but for the time being, this is how it works.
 
 If you logged in with your key on your mac, then you can find it here:
 

memberships/monetization/README.md

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 * Up to 3 shared spaces
   * 3 Editors per shared space (Owner + 2 invited Editors per space)
 
-_\*Beta testers - those who joined before the launch of multiplayer in April 2024 - will automatically receive an Explorer membership, regardless of whether they’ve previously submitted their e-mail. Storage limits previously applied to your account will not change._
+_\*Beta testers - those who joined before the launch of multiplayer in April 2024 - will automatically receive an Explorer membership, regardless of whether they’ve previously submitted their e-mail. Storage limits previously applied to your vault will not change._
 
 **Builder Membership:** Those who choose to purchase a one-year membership at a price of $99 (Apr 2024). The Builder membership includes:
 

miscellaneous/glossary-1.md

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-# Technical Glossary
-
-Void — a collection of user identities which can be represented as a graph.
-
-Key — a pair of keys (private and public) is generated by the app when a user creates a Void.
-
-Identity — technically, an identity is the public key (see Key) which is also represented as an Account ID.
-
-Network — a group of Nodes working together.
-
-Node — a remote server that stores and processes data.

miscellaneous/migration-from-the-legacy-app.md

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 Instead of migrating, you’ll have the following alternatives:
 
-*   Create a new account. When the app is launched, pick up Join instead of Login.
+*   Create a new vault. When the app is launched, pick up Join instead of Login.
 
     <div align="left">
 
     <figure><img src="../.gitbook/assets/Join Anytype.png" alt="" width="354"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>
 
     </div>
-* Manually import selected Objects one by one from Legacy to Beta. You may want to do this if your Legacy account has become messy but you have a few projects you’d like to carry over to Beta.
+* Manually import selected Objects one by one from Legacy to Beta. You may want to do this if your Legacy vault / account has become messy but you have a few projects you’d like to carry over to Beta.
 
-For these options, you’ll need to create a new account, which will generate a new Recovery Phrase.
+For these options, you’ll need to create a new vault, which will generate a new Key.
 
 #### Troubleshooting