faq #01

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        Tagline
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        Frequently Asked Questions
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        Everything you need to know about our platform.
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            How does end-to-end encryption work?
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            End-to-end encryption ensures that only the sender and recipient can
            access the content of a message.
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            Can I access my encrypted data if I forget my encryption key?
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            No, forgetting or losing your encryption key means that your
            encrypted data cannot be accessed.
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            Are there any limitations to the self-destructing messages feature?
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            Self-destructing messages are designed to automatically delete
            themselves after a specific period or upon being read by the
            recipient.
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            What happens if I enable two-factor authentication and lose my
            device?
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            Losing your device doesn&#39;t automatically compromise your
            account&#39;s security.
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            Is my personal information shared or sold to third parties?
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            No, we strictly adhere to a privacy-centric approach. Your personal
            information is never shared, sold, or monetized. We prioritize your
            privacy and ensure that your data remains confidential and only
            accessible to you.
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