AuthenticateMe

Protecting Discord Communities

Alt Detection, Incognito Mode Detection, VPN & VM Blocking, Threat Scoring, 2FA, Auto Actions, Logs, Role Management and MORE...

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@StupidEggYT @discord_support @discord Would you say maybe it’s time to switch?

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@Dexerto Ruining the game for some just so he can get a little richer. I really don’t see how this is worth it for the fans.

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@gtasix_ One way to fix this is to release the game early but I really don’t think that’s going to happen.

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Regarding browser privacy settings, yes, we allow server owners to block privacy settings as part of their verification requirements.

Browsers like Brave and Firefox offer privacy protections that can modify or spoof certain browser characteristics.

While these features are valuable for privacy, they can also affect browser fingerprint consistency.

By giving server owners control over these settings, we allow them to choose the level of verification and protection that best suits their community.

We do not sell or share users collected data with third parties, and we have no intention of doing so.

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Maybe it's time to switch from Double Counter to something that actually respects your privacy.

Encrypted, privacy-focused, and doesn't sell your data.

Check it out: https://t.co/Dg21DGHWbJ

#Discord #DoubleCounter #DiscordSecurity #DiscordPrivacy #DataPrivacy #OnlineSafety

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1. The consent options are displayed in the center of the screen when you first visit the site.

2. Yes, we do ask users to disable their ad blockers. Once disabled, you can access the consent options and manage the data collected by Google and other advertising vendors. We understand that not everyone is comfortable with ads, which is why we provide those controls.

3. You're right that "Discord blocks MOST disposable email" providers, but not all. Checking for them adds another layer of protection against abuse.

At the end of the day, how do you expect us to cover our operating costs without generating revenue?

Most of our features are completely free. The features that incur additional costs as traffic grows are covered by our Premium subscription, helping us keep the core service accessible to everyone.

We're trying to strike a balance between privacy, security, sustainability, and keeping the service free for as many people as possible.

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@kiyoravip That's why we have a consent form, you can always turn it off.

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🚨 Double Counter has discontinued https://t.co/vyvW3msEIt, its controversial privacy tool designed to search for Discord users alternate accounts.

#DoubleCounter #Discord

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@Biast12 Okay, thank you, will keep my eyes there.

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How can big bots keep getting away with this.

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I have just been in contact with the hacker, and they have confirmed that all my data (except for my IPs) still exists and has not been deleted, even though I filed a GDPR deletion request. They even still have data linked to an alt account that also filed a GDPR deletion request

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@Biast12 Their claims are still false. Nothing is encrypted, and even the owner, Nathan, admitted that "data that will be reused, such as emails or IPs, can't be hashed for obvious reasons" That directly contradicts the claims they're making.

Reference: https://t.co/Y5blnBdgrE

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@NikTek It's gotten to a point where they just accept it. I'm pretty sure they are still looking for the person responsible.

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@InsiderGamingIG And this is exactly why privacy-focused alternatives to Double Counter matter. Your data shouldn't be the price you pay for security.

Consider switching to us.

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@aquasoils @discord Big bots don't face major consequeses, a good example is MEE6. Lots of server owners still choose to use Double Counter for whatever reason.

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@Pirat_Nation Found to not encrypt data and also violate GDPR.

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@OfficialTNSCS Hello, have you searched for any alternative? We are one! If you have any questions join our support server!

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@c3dralian @Woffer21 @Scqi_skee Hi

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@Pirat_Nation Right, but requiring multi billion dollar companies to request peoples ID’s ain’t complicated at all. They only do stuff when it benefits them.

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@StopKilingGames But they aren’t hard to make when it comes to breaking your privacy, very logical.