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#### Your data
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The only things the database stores are:
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* Hash of the password
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* Salted hash of the password
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* Username
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* List of followed users
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* List of saved posts
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This data will never be used for any other purpose than offering the service to the user. It's not sent anywhere, never.
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#### Security
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Only the hash of your password is stored in the database, so no admin can see your plain-text password ever. Also, no personal information of any kind is required nor kept, if a hacker gets access to the database the only thing they could do would be to follow/unfollow some accounts. So there's no motivation in 'hacking' Yotter.
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Only the salted hash of your password is stored in the database, so no admin can see or guess your plain-text password ever. Also, no personal information of any kind is required nor kept, if a hacker gets access to the database the only thing they could do would be to follow/unfollow some accounts. So there's no motivation in 'hacking' Yotter.
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I always recommend self-hosting, as you will be the only person with access to your data.
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