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Account Security Tips

Best practices for keeping your ClapDiet account secure

3 min readUpdated Jan 15, 2026

Account Security Tips

Your health data is sensitive. Here's how to keep your ClapDiet account secure.

Essential Security Steps

1. Use a Strong Password

  • At least 12 characters
  • Mix of uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols
  • Different from passwords on other sites
  • Consider using a password manager
  • 2. Enable Two-Factor Authentication

    This is the single most important thing you can do to secure your account.

    Set up 2FA →

    3. Keep Your Email Secure

    Your email is the key to your account. Make sure:

  • Your email has a strong password
  • Your email has 2FA enabled
  • You can always access your email
  • 4. Use Biometrics on Mobile

    Face ID, Touch ID, or fingerprint login adds convenience and security.

    Learn about biometrics →

    Warning Signs

    Watch for these signs that your account may be compromised:

  • Emails about password changes you didn't make
  • Login notifications from unfamiliar locations
  • Changes to your profile you didn't make
  • Foods logged that you didn't eat
  • If you notice anything suspicious, change your password immediately.

    Things to Avoid

    ❌ Don't share your password with anyone

    ❌ Don't use the same password on multiple sites

    ❌ Don't log in on public computers

    ❌ Don't leave your account logged in on shared devices

    ❌ Don't ignore security notifications

    Secure Browsing

    When using ClapDiet:

  • Always check for "https://" in the URL
  • Make sure you're on clapdiet.com (not a fake site)
  • Don't click suspicious links in emails
  • Log out when using shared devices
  • Regular Security Checkups

    Every few months:

  • Review your login history (Settings > Security > Login History)
  • Check your connected devices
  • Update your password if it's been a while
  • Make sure your recovery options are up to date
  • What We Do to Protect You

    ClapDiet protects your account with:

  • Encryption of all data in transit and at rest
  • Secure httpOnly cookies
  • Rate limiting on login attempts
  • Suspicious activity detection
  • Regular security audits

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