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At Linkatopia, we take your privacy seriously. We encourage you to share your
links with your friends and even the rest of the world but at the same time we
know that you probably don't want to share everything.
There are privacy options for both your profile and your links, and all of them
are easy to use. We know of no other site that lets you share exactly what you want to
share and hide exactly what you want to keep to yourself.
When you store your bookmarks in your browser, they are there for anyone else to see.
Do other people have access to your computer at work or at home? Do you share a computer
with other family members, friends, or students? Do you ever take your computer in for repairs?
Linkatopia is a much safer place for your bookmarks and favorites.
When you log in, your password is encrypted before it is sent over the internet.
All passwords in our database are encrypted so they cannot be read, even by us. If you
forget your password, you can request an email with a code to reset your password.
When you log in, a random encrypted key is created and stored in your browser as a "cookie".
The key allows you to stay logged in between different browser sessions until you log out.
This system enables advanced features like the ability to receive "friends only" RSS feeds.
You are encouraged to enable all cookies from Linkatopia. If you worry about "third
party" cookies, you can disable all cookies then enable only those cookies originating from
linkatopia.com.
IMPORTANT!!
If you log in on a public computer like at a library, or internet cafe, remember to
LOG OUT when you are done. Otherwise, the next person who uses that computer could
have access to your account!
The following options have to do with your Linkatopia account.
They are located in: Edit Profile > Privacy Settings.
Each time you save or edit a link, you have 3 privacy options:
If you don't want all of your tags to be visible, you can set one of these privacy options for each tag: