Privacy

What we store

• From the Steam login: your SteamID, name and profile picture. We never see your password.
• If you turn on automatic import: the match authentication code (stored encrypted) and the code of your latest match, to fetch the next ones.
• From each imported match: map, score, stats and the position of every kill for all players, as recorded in Valve's demo.
• Your groups and the match links you shared.

Who sees what

• Your history and a match's full scoreboard: only people who played that match.
• Your profile, your numbers and the ranking: you and people who share a group with you. There are no public profiles.
• The preview of a shared link shows the map, the score and the numbers of whoever shared it and of people in their groups who left “Show up in link previews” on in their profile.
• Players who don't use CS2 Recap only appear in match scoreboards, to the people who played with them.

Demos

Demos are downloaded from Valve's servers, analyzed and deleted right after. Only the numbers are kept.

How to delete

On your profile, “Delete my data” turns off automatic import, deletes the groups you created, removes you from the others, deletes your links and ends your access. Matches that only you imported and that no other user played are deleted too. Your numbers stay in the scoreboards of people who played with you, just like in the game's own scoreboard. For anything else about your data, contact the admin on GitHub.

Valve

CS2 Recap is a community project and is not affiliated with Valve. Counter-Strike and Steam are trademarks of Valve Corporation.