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This classroom is not a bank
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This classroom is not a bank
A thief wants a password they can reuse, a they can drain, a card number they can charge. This classroom does not hold any of those. is fake. Floor notes are public opinions. If a page here ever asks for a bank login, a key, or a government ID, it is not us — close it.
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A thief wants a password they can reuse, a they can drain, a card number they can charge. This classroom does not hold any of those. is fake. Floor notes are public opinions. If a page here ever asks for a bank login, a key, or a government ID, it is not us — close it.
The dangerous part is you, not our database. People paste secrets into chat boxes because a message said “verify.” The Professor and the floor will refuse text that looks like keys, cards, or ID numbers. That is a backstop, not a license to try.
Sign-in, if you use it, is only so other people can read a public handle. It is not a brokerage account. Do not reuse a password from email or a bank. Twelve characters, mixed case, a number, and not a word everyone guesses.
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