When a staff account is locked by mistake, the server owner unlocks it in one click. And alerts now say what really happened.
Protector watches your team's accounts: a scam link, a burst of mentions or a flood of messages from a moderator, and their roles are removed while it gets checked. Until now, you had to go through our team to get them back.
Restore access
The DM sent to the owner now has a Restore access button. One click and the member gets all their roles back, and their mute is lifted at the same time.
The same button shows up in the alert in the logs channel. It only works for the server owner.
The new /staff-restore command does the same from the server. Without a member, it lists the locked accounts.
Home page
A “They trust us” banner now scrolls across the home page, with the name, icon and member count of protected servers. Servers that signed the trust pledge come first, the biggest servers fill the rest.
Don't want your server in it? On its dashboard page, the Don't show it button removes it right away. Only the server owner sees it.
Auto-config
/autoconfig no longer touches your channels without asking. After the language and the level, two questions: turn on verification for new members, then add a honeypot channel.
Each question says exactly what will be created and how many channels will be hidden from unverified members. Answer No and nothing changes, and the summary tells you where to turn it on later in /config.
Fixed
When the flagged account was the owner's own, they got a message saying their account had been locked. Discord does not allow removing anything from the owner: they now get a proper warning, with the steps to secure their account.
When no role could be removed, because they are all above Protector's role, the alert still said access had been removed. It now says so clearly.