Your privacy and security are our top priorities. Here is a clear breakdown of the measures we have in place to keep your account safe:

Your Password is a Secret
We never store your actual password on our server. Flarum uses a high-security process called Bcrypt Hashing. When you create a password, it is converted into a complex, one-way mathematical code. Even as the Forum Admin, I cannot see your password or "reverse" the code to find out what it is. I can only help you reset it if you forget it.

Encrypted Connection
Our forum uses SSL/TLS Encryption (the "https" and padlock icon in your browser). This creates a secure tunnel between your device and our server. This ensures that any information you send—including your login details and posts—cannot be intercepted or read by anyone else while it travels across the internet.

Built-in Protections
The forum software is designed to automatically block common web threats. It has built-in defenses against:

Malicious Scripts: Prevents bad code from being injected into posts.

Unauthorized Actions: Ensures that only you can make changes to your account.

Database Attacks: Keeps our core data locked down and safe from external interference.

Data Privacy
We follow "Privacy by Design" principles. We only collect the minimal information needed to run the community, and we do not sell or share your data with third parties.

Stay Safe: As always, we recommend using a unique password for this forum and enabling Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) if you want an extra layer of protection!