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What We Store About You, and for How Long

Game data comes only from what servers publish to everyone. Here is what that covers, what an account adds, and how long each is kept.

Updated 2 min read 🔒 Privacy and safety

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Game data on SOF2MP.com comes only from what game servers publish to anyone who asks: in-game names, scores, pings and teams. Game servers don’t tell us players’ IP addresses, so we never have them. An account adds what you give us: a username, an optional email, your profile, and what you do on the site, such as follows, friends, chat and bookings. You can download all of it, or delete it, at any time.

Game data

From each server’s public status: the server’s settings, and each player’s name, score, ping and team. From these we build sessions, matches and stats. How long each is kept:

Data Kept for
Totals per hour and per day for the whole game For good, so the history stays complete.
Per-server hourly detail 180 days.
Play sessions 1 year.
Live activity feed 90 days.
Raw server snapshots 2 days.

Player totals, matches and achievements stay until the name’s stats are deleted. See Hide or delete your stats.

Account data

  • Account: username, password (stored scrambled, never readable), optional email, when you signed up and that you agreed to the terms.
  • Profile: what you add to it, and your picture.
  • Activity on the site: verified names and claims, follows, friends, blocks, bookings, predictions, servers you own, clan membership and challenge answers.
  • Notifications and chat messages: deleted after 30 days.
  • Reports about claims: deleted a year after they’re resolved.

Without an account

  • Booking a game as a guest stores the name you type and a scrambled code made from your connection, not your IP address.
  • “Was this helpful?” votes keep a scrambled code for 30 days to stop double votes.
  • Download limits and anti-spam checks look at your connection for a short time.
  • Your browser remembers which articles you’ve read or voted on, on your own device.

Your choices

The full details are in the privacy policy.

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