Legal
Privacy
Draft — not yet reviewed
This document describes what the site does today and has not been through legal review. It will change when accounts and applications go live.
Last updated 6 September 2026
The short version
As this site stands today it has no accounts, runs no analytics, and sets no non-essential cookies. If you only read pages here, we collect nothing about you beyond what any web server necessarily sees in order to answer a request.
What the server necessarily sees
Like any website, our hosting provider processes your IP address and browser user-agent in order to deliver pages and to protect the site from abuse. These sit in short-lived operational logs and are not used to build a profile of you.
What we deliberately do not do
The live player count on this site is fetched by our server rather than by your browser, and it is a count and nothing else. We do not receive, store or publish the identifiers of players connected to the game server: not licence hashes, not Steam IDs, not Discord IDs, and not IP addresses.
The community figures on the Discord page are aggregate counts from Discord’s public invite endpoint. We do not read, store or display the names of individual Discord members.
Third parties
- Discord — following our invite takes you to Discord, under their privacy policy.
- Tebex — any purchase happens on Tebex, under their privacy policy. Card details never reach this site.
- FiveM and Cfx.re — connecting to the game server is a connection to Cfx.re infrastructure, under their terms.
This will change
When accounts, whitelist applications and support tickets move onto this site, it will hold real personal data: a Discord ID, an email address, and whatever you write in an application. This page will be rewritten before that happens, with a specific answer on how long rejected applications and closed tickets are kept.
Contact
Data questions go to the staff team in Discord until a dedicated contact address is published here.