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# Profile

The **User preferences** section located in the **Account settings → Profile** allows you to customize a few options to match your individual needs. This includes options for language, measurement system, time zone, date format, and file storage management.

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## General settings

1. **Default language:** Set the default language for your account. For example, English is the default language in a new account.
2. **Measurement system:** Choose your preferred measurement system. Options include Metric (km, liter) or Imperial (miles, gallons).
3. **Local time zone:** Set the local time zone for your account. This setting is crucial for accurate time tracking and reporting.
4. **Date format:** Select the format for displaying dates. The available formats help ensure that dates are shown in a way that is most familiar to you, such as DD/MM/YYYY.
5. **Time format:** Choose the format for displaying time. The default is typically in a 12-hour format.
6. **SMS transliteration:** Enable or disable SMS transliteration. This setting can be helpful if you need to send SMS messages in a specific character set outside of Latin characters.

{% hint style="info" %}
The measurement system you choose enforces that system on the Navixy platform. For example, if your choice is set to imperial and you have a sensor sending data in Celsius, the Navixy platform automatically converts that to Fahrenheit.
{% endhint %}

### File storage

* **Usage overview.** Monitor your currently used storage space.
* **Automatic deletion:** Enable the option to automatically delete files when the storage limit is reached. This option deletes the oldest files first.

{% hint style="info" %}
Your service provider can request this storage space be increased if need be.
{% endhint %}


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