Decide whether a reset is really the intended change
Write down the problem: one accidental score, a few outdated ratings or a desire to rebuild the entire recommendation history. Those are different scopes. Removing every rating merely to correct one film can discard useful personal input and make the result harder to assess.
Open the actual WATCHA account and identify the profile that made the ratings. A household’s additional profile should not be silently treated as the primary identity. Preserve a small private note of scores that matter if the viewer wants a reference before intentionally deleting them.
Use the linked main-profile route when applicable
WATCHA’s official help says the rating-reset function is provided through WATCHA Pedia, with the account relationship allowing access without a separate signup. Its instructions lead through the Pedia app’s settings to the rating-history reset.
Before confirming, read the actual screen and ensure it represents the intended profile and scope. A ratings action is different from deleting a streaming profile, cancelling a plan or removing an account. Do not choose a broader destructive control merely because it contains reset or delete.
Additional profiles use individual title changes
The same help explicitly says additional profiles do not link to WATCHA Pedia in the same way and cannot use that bulk reset route. It directs those viewers to delete ratings individually on each content detail page. That is a concrete profile distinction, not a password problem.
For an additional profile, begin with the few ratings actually needing correction. Open each exact work and verify the year or edition before changing its score. A remake and original can have similar names, so keep the operation attached to the intended item.
Check the result without promising instant recommendations
After an intentional change, reopen the relevant rating view and confirm the score or history changed as expected. Record which profile and route were used. Do not promise a specific recommendation response time or assume the whole catalogue will immediately change its order.
This workflow concerns an existing eligible WATCHA account and its linked rating service; it does not establish Canadian streaming or IPTV Canada inclusion. The useful result is a deliberate change at the correct scope, preserving the distinction between a main profile’s reset and an additional profile’s individual ratings.
Related questions
Can every WATCHA profile use WATCHA Pedia’s bulk reset?
Official help says additional profiles do not use that linked reset route.
Should one incorrect score require deleting the streaming account?
No. Match the change to the rating and profile involved; account deletion is a different action.
Sources and scope
Scope notes distinguish published documentation, supplied information and editorial methods. They do not report a hands-on service test.
- WATCHA rating-reset help — Main-profile Pedia reset versus additional-profile individual deletion; no recommendation timing claim.
