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Why can a previously visible saved report stop being verifiable?
History shows a saved Grade only when it can verify the exact ticket and report tied to the History entry under the current account context. If the read is denied or the returned report digest no longer matches the saved reference, the screen suppresses the old report and says this exact saved report could not be verified. That message does not diagnose a particular account, prove deletion, or promise a paid-access remedy.
For Bettors revisiting a saved Grade from History · Updated
History checks the exact saved report
The saved Grade view is keyed to the current owner and account generation, plus the advice entry, ticket, and report digest. It reads the ticket and requests the matching saved report.
A returned report with a different digest is rejected as a revision mismatch rather than treated as the analysis referenced by the History entry.
A denial or mismatch hides the old display
If the current ticket or report read is denied, not found, or conflicts with the saved identity, the component does not keep the old report on screen as verified. It shows that the exact saved report could not be verified and offers a check action.
This limits what the current read can verify. It does not tell you whether the report was deleted, explain a particular access state, or show that an account was compromised. Do not bypass authorization or infer a subscription issue from the message alone.
- The prior display does not establish that the exact report is verifiable now.
- A mismatch is not proof that the underlying ticket result changed.
- Use the screen's check action rather than treating hidden cached text as current evidence.
Use only what the current access can verify
If the exact report can be verified again, review that saved analysis and its sources. If it cannot, History leaves the analysis unavailable instead of substituting another report.
The screen describes a failed identity or access check; it cannot diagnose the reason for a particular person's access state.
A report digest no longer matches
Hypothetically, History references a saved Grade with a particular report digest, but a later read returns a different digest. The screen hides that content from the saved-report view and asks the reader to check again; it does not infer that the bet itself changed.
Related questions
Does the message prove the saved report was deleted?
No. It says the current view could not verify the exact saved report; it does not establish deletion or explain the account state.
Can a different saved report stand in for the one History references?
No. The report identity must match the saved reference; a different report should not be presented as the same one.