Bookween policy
Security
Last updated: 24 August 2026
Bookween is built around trust, and account security is part of that trust.
This page explains the security practices users should understand without exposing sensitive infrastructure details.
Protect Your Account
Use a strong password that you do not reuse on other services. Never share passwords or email verification codes. Bookween staff should never need your password.
Email Verification
Bookween requires email verification as part of account setup. Verification helps reduce abuse and confirms that an account can receive important account and security messages.
Sessions and Devices
Where session-management controls are available, users should be able to review or terminate active sessions. If you suspect unauthorized access, change your password and secure your email account immediately.
Suspicious Activity
Report suspicious account behaviour, impersonation, unexpected login activity, or possible security issues through Bookween Help & Support.
Use Report a Problem to contact Bookween about an issue.
Verification Security
Professional verification evidence may contain sensitive information. Such evidence should not be publicly displayed unless specifically intended for public verification details. See Verification Policy and Privacy Policy.
Platform Security
Bookween uses technical and organizational safeguards designed to reduce unauthorized access, abuse, and misuse.
Security Research
If you believe you have discovered a security vulnerability affecting Bookween, report it privately through Bookween Support. Do not access private user data, disrupt the service, or publicly disclose sensitive details before Bookween has had a reasonable opportunity to investigate.
Security Limitations
No internet service can guarantee absolute security. Bookween continuously reviews and improves security practices as the platform evolves.