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Hello Tom,

I just realized that if you type any username into Google, we are listed there and everyone can see our profile pictures and our discussion threads!!!

Isn't there a way

  • to set up a forum access gate so that only members can view the posts displayed in the forum?
  • to remove us from Google?

It seems to me that the site being free is not compatible with the 'security' of its members?!

As for me, I think I will change my username and stay on the forum only to the bare minimum.

See you soon

Hello Tom!

I also support Claudiac's post, I
involved in my posts without knowing that I would end up on Google!!!

What should we do, Tom?

Thank you

Marie

Hello,

It is obvious that the presence of your messages on the internet makes them completely public on Google or other platforms! Like all forums in the world…

By definition, the forum is a public place for exchange.

When you register, it is clearly stated that your usernames are public, whereas your names and email addresses are not, as they are personal data.

I would not do No changes on the site about this.

Moreover, it would be completely pointless since EVERYONE HAS THE RIGHT TO REGISTER = ALL PERSONS WHO HAVE ACCESS TO GOOGLE on the forum and to participate in the conversations…

Let me remind you that with 20,000 members... that’s quite a lot of people, and believe me, many of them see each other every day and don’t even know they are Vazonautes!

You also have the option to chat via private message, a feature also available to you for free, and all of these conversations are fully protected.

If you did not pay attention and would like some of these messages to be destroyed, you can let me know via private message.

I myself sometimes warn members who share too much about their private lives publicly.

It is also for this reason that I asked the magician to kindly perform responses on isolated threads, which allows removing all the wire of a vazonaut in case of a problem, without destroying the others.

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