Security and Privacy Basics
A plain-language overview of what Yantra stores today, how access is protected, and the user habits that make the experience safer.
Account & Access
What Yantra Stores Today
- Your account identity through Supabase authentication
- Your learner profile fields such as name, class designation, skill level, progress, and academic year
- Authenticated rolling chat history for signed-in users
- Public access requests when someone uses the landing-page access form
Account & Access
How Access Is Protected
Protected routes
The dashboard and student profile are checked server-side so unauthenticated users cannot open them casually.
Session handling
Supabase SSR session cookies keep auth state moving through the app consistently.
Validated writes
Profile and access-request inputs are validated and sanitized before persistence.
Account & Access
Best User Habits
Step 1
Use one consistent identity
If you use Google or GitHub sign-in, keep the same email aligned with your Yantra account to avoid fragmentation.
Step 2
Rotate passwords when needed
Use reset if you suspect the old password is weak or compromised.
Step 3
Sign out on shared devices
Yantra supports a clean sign-out route, so use it whenever you are not on a personal machine.
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