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Does the myvidoop plugin support Host-Proof Hosting?

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Scott Blomquist, Official Rep, replied on February 09, 2009 03:47

No. At present, we have designed instead for giving our customers the ability to reset a forgotten password without losing their stored information.

For now, if you're concerned about this, you could choose the option to store your passwords in a file on your computer instead of on our servers.

There is a possibility that we may someday add host-proof hosting as an option. Would you please tell us more about what options you're considering for host-proof password storage, and what trade-offs you are or aren't willing to make in order to get host-proof storage?

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