| - E-mails you send to our contact e-mail address. |
| - The username, e-mail address and password hash of your account. |
| - Your IP address and browser user agent. |
| - Logs of your successful and failed login attempts. |
| - The files you upload and their associated information you entered on the upload page. |
| - Any other information you submit on the user/account part of the website while logged in. |
| - The date and time of all account operations. |
| - All data is stored locally on our servers, without the use of any third party services. |
| - Account information, such as your username, e-mail address, etc., will be stored as long as your account exists. |
| - Data submitted to the public database, such as accepted uploads or added game-pages, will be stored on the website permanently. |
| - Logs of submitted operations, including but not limited to information about both accepted and denied uploads or change requests, will be stored on the website permanently. |
| - Records of communication with the administrators will be stored permanently. However, you may request the deletion of it together with the deletion of your account. |
| - Temporary information, such as IP addresses, will be stored for a maximum period of 1 month (31 days). |
| - Deleted files, such as denied uploads, will be stored for a maximum period of 1 month (31 days). |
| - Deleted data may be additionally stored in offline backup copies for a maximum period of 1 year (365 days). |
| - Your username will be publicly visible on our website. |
| - The date of your registration will be publicly visible on your profile page. |
| - Any enabled profile customizations will be publicly visible on your profile page. You will be able to change them in your account settings. |
| - Your uploaded files and their associated information will be publicly visible on our website if they are accepted. |
| - Information about pending uploads might be seen by other logged-in users. |
| - E-mail conversations could be unintentionally seen by third parties when not sent over an encrypted connection, which is not uncommon with current E-mail standards. |