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OP here. This is something that we are very aware of. We only have good intentions and want our users to feel 100% secure with us. If you don't, please let us
by typerandom 13y ago
OP here.
This is something that we are very aware of. We only have good intentions and want our users to feel 100% secure with us. If you don't, please let us know how we can change that! :) We don't have it now, but we will make it possible to export all of the data in UserApp at any time.
Regarding security and privacy we have written a section about it here:
https://help.userapp.io/customer/portal/topics/550128-security-and-privacy/articles https://help.userapp.io/customer/portal/topics/550128-securi...
Additionally, everything is SSL and passwords are stored using bcrypt. And we will make it possible to login using 3rd party providers later (OAuth). From a personal perspective, we will run this ship to the end of the world if we have to. Since we're developing quite a few other services (www.amail.io to mention one) we are also basing all our services on UserApp.
- effhaa 13y agoThis sounds pretty good at a first look - so why do you bury it somewhere deep in the help section?
- UK-AL 13y agoYeah its the number one concern with this type of product. So it might even be good to have a security section on the front page, to ease nerves.
- typerandom 13y agoOP here. I totally agree. Don't know how we could miss putting it up there. I will see to it that this gets the attention it needs on the front page. Thanks! :)
- jaakl 13y agoCould you do nightly SCP backup of my entire user database to my own server?