In short
My Sites, inside LinxyPass in the Linxy App, lists every site you have enrolled with. From there you can see what you have access to and remove access you no longer want. Your event passes live in the same area but are kept in their own section — passes and sites are different things and are never mixed together.
The thing to hold in your head is the shape of what you are managing. Access is not recorded per site; it is recorded per device, per site. Removing a site on your phone does not remove it from your tablet, and removing one site leaves every other site untouched. It is a grid, not a list, and forgetting that is how people end up believing a revocation did not work.
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Where the list lives
Open the Linxy App, go to LinxyPass, then My Sites. Every site you have completed enrollment with appears there. A site you have requested but not yet finished enrolling with does not — the list is of finished bindings, not of intentions.
Per device, per site
This is the mental model that makes everything else make sense.
What the list tells you
Each entry names the site and shows that your access there is live. The list is of that device’s bindings, so what you see on your phone is what your phone can do — not a summary of your account everywhere.
Removing a site
Removing a site ends the binding between this device and that site. It takes effect immediately and the site can no longer be signed into from that device.
What it does not do:
- It does not remove your access from your other devices
- It does not affect any other site
- It does not delete your account at that site, or anything you have stored there
- It does not tell the site to forget you — they may still list you among their enrolled people
Think of it as handing back a key rather than moving out.
Getting access back
Because the binding is gone rather than paused, coming back means enrolling again from the beginning, by whichever route that site uses (see Enrolling a site). On a site that reviews its members that means a new request, an approval and an email. There is no undo, and no quick re-link.
Do not remove a site to troubleshoot a sign-in problem. If a sign-in is misbehaving the cause is nearly always the attempt itself expiring or a number that did not match, and removing the site turns a two-minute annoyance into enrolling all over again — on a site that reviews its members, a wait for somebody there to approve you.
The badge on My Sites
A number on My Sites means there is something waiting for your attention. It stops counting at 9+ rather than showing a larger figure, so a badge reading 9+ means "at least nine", not "nine".
Passes are not sites
Event passes appear in this same part of the App but in their own section, deliberately separated from enrolled sites. They behave completely differently: a pass is spent by being scanned and can sometimes be handed to somebody else, whereas a site enrollment simply persists until you remove it.
If you are looking for a ticket, you want the passes section. If you are looking for somewhere you sign in, you want My Sites.
If you lose a device
A lost device keeps every binding it had until something is done about it, and you cannot remove those bindings from a different phone through My Sites — that screen only manages the device you are holding.
The right move is to deal with the device itself rather than with sites one at a time. See Your devices, which covers revoking a device wholesale, and Recovering your account after losing your device if you cannot get in at all.
Symptoms, causes and fixes
| Symptom | Cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| I removed a site but my tablet still signs in | Removal is per device | Remove it on the tablet as well |
| A site I enrolled with is missing | You enrolled on a different device | Check the other device; enroll this one if you need it |
| A site I requested is not listed | Enrollment was never completed | Finish the enrollment link, or request again |
| I removed a site by accident | There is no undo | Enroll again from the site, the same way you did the first time |
| The badge says 9+ and I only see a few things | The badge stops counting at nine | Nothing. It means at least nine |
| My passes are not in the sites list | They are a separate section | Look under passes, not My Sites |
| “No active binding found” | It was already removed, or removed elsewhere | Nothing to do. The access is already gone |
Things people commonly get wrong
Related reading: Enrolling a site, Signing in with LinxyPass, Your passes, and Devices and settings.