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# Account

When you subscribe to [JFrog Connect](https://jfrog.com/connect/), your username, password, and other account settings are set up by default and managed as a JFrog Platform account. In the General Settings Account tab, you can view your Connect account settings. 

To view your account information, go to **General** **Settings** in the left navigation pane and click the **Account** tab.

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### Account Details

In the Account tab, you can view your account details:

* Subscription Plan
* Renewal Date
* Active Devices
* User Token (Legacy)

The user token is needed only when registering a device with a legacy agent (v6.x or lower), or when using the legacy Connect API (v1).

### Access Token

On this page you can also generate a kind of access token, the Device Details Token. This token controls access to devices based on specific devices and permission types that you choose. The token can be used with [Connect API v2](https://docs.connect.jfrog.io/developers).

The [User Scoped Token](https://jfrog.com/help/r/jfrog-platform-administration-documentation/create-a-user-scoped-token) is another kind of access token that can be used with Connect API v2 and controls access to devices based on users. The user scoped token is generated in the JFrog Platform. The generated tokens are presented and managed in JFrog Platform.

## What’s Next?

Learn how to [change your password](/administration-new-ui/general-settings/account-settings/change-password.md).


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