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Privacy is a native feature of Ember. We do not ask, store, or collect any sensitive user data. Our servers will never contain sensitive user data. This makes Ember's servers of no use to an attacker in the unlikely scenario our databases were hacked or compromised. Everything is transcribed and corroborated on the blockchain, not Ember.
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Since Ember is built on a Self-Custodial system, we do not store username or password data on our end, and cannot set password resets ourselves.