Privacy policy

Who I am

I'm Navaronee, I make the mods and the channel. If you have a question or want me to delete something of yours, hit me up on Discord.

Accounts, only for testers

You don't need an account to browse the site or report an issue. I don't ask for your name, e-mail or phone.

Accounts only exist in the testers area, and only people on the list can create one. There I keep the username you chose, the password (scrambled, not even I can see it), your Minecraft account (nick and UUID, which go into the jar lock), when you downloaded each round, what you marked on each item and the reports, screenshots and logs you sent. Only you and I see that.

When you report an issue

What you write in the report is public in the issue list: title, mod, versions, what happened, how to repeat it, your other mods and the date. So don't put anything there that identifies you.

The log is not public. Only I see it, and I only use it to find the bug. Heads up: a Minecraft log usually has your in-game name and the folder paths of your PC, sometimes with your Windows user name. If you don't want to send that, delete those parts before sending.

I don't keep your IP. I keep a code made from it that can't be turned back into the IP. It's used to cap reports at 5 per hour and to count one vote per person on "happens to me".

Against bots

To stop bots, the form uses Cloudflare Turnstile. It looks at a few browser signals to tell if there's a person on the other side. What Cloudflare does with that is in their policy.

Where things are stored

The site is hosted on Cloudflare. Issues, logs and everything from the testers are on Supabase. And every new issue pings me in a private channel on my Discord, with the log attached.

Ads

The site shows ads from Google AdSense. They help pay for the time I put into the mods, which are free.

Google and its partners use cookies to pick the ads, based on your visits to this and other sites. You can turn off personalized ads in Google's ad settings, and how Google uses that data is explained here.

In your browser

I don't use cookies myself. The cookies you see are Google's, from the ads. The site keeps, in your browser, which issues you clicked "happens to me" on, so it doesn't count twice, and, if you're a tester, your login until you log out. If you clear the site data, that's gone.

Your rights

Under Brazil's data law (LGPD), you can ask to see, fix or delete what's yours: a report, a log, or your tester account with everything in it. Just hit me up on Discord with the issue number or your username.