just perform a password reset, if you have access to the account.

We're not currently requiring older accounts to verify. If the abuse attempts continue, we may revisit that decision, but if we do, we'll provide a clear path for verification.

A couple of things: 1. there is no AuthType field - I think you mean AuthMode ? 2. There is not a master list, nor is there likely to be: per https://api.wigle.net/csvFormat.html and https://api.wigle.net/csvFormat-1_6.html : https://developer.android.com/reference/android/net/wifi/ScanResult#capabi...

they require a valid email address

demonstrate that you're human!

as an aside (not a direct response):
registering multiple accounts is never the answer. it looks like abuse to our automation.

Your account was disabled because it was abused - possibly someone guessed or found your password.
Access to the account can be restored using the password reset tool - make sure to use a strong password!

as disposable email providers get used in attempts to abuse the system, they'll cease to work for registration.

The limits are extremely low for new users right now due to recent abuse. There should have been a small number of working queries initially. but that includes multiple different query types, and might easily have been exhausted while you were familiarizing yourself with the site.

I've increased your limits, but you may need to wait until tomorrow for your query count to reset, as I note you've tried a number of queries today.

Due to extensive abuse, we've had make changes, including switching to an email-verification model on registration. This isn't our preferred solution, recent events have made it necessary. As always, if you have a specific use in mind, reach out to us, and please understand that the EULA applies to ...

how many user accounts do you have access to that makes you think this?

Systematic abuse forced us to implement email verification.

have you verified your email?

ah shoot. a note here for everyone: PLEASE, BACK UP YOUR LOCAL DATABASE BEFORE UNINSTALLING THE APP. Part of Android's recent-ish filesystem requirement is removing all application files upon uninstallation. (they make exceptions for external storage, but they've limited that to docs and images now)...

not a translation error - "execution" is intentional, and a clarification.
"Run" has been ambiguous and misleading since the beginning of the app.
Both mean "during the current execution of the program."