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How Cherry Survival handles your privacy on the website and the server

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This website has no accounts, no forms, no cookies and no tracking. Its leaderboards show Minecraft usernames, heads and in-game stats. The game server logs usernames, UUIDs, IP addresses, chat and in-game actions so staff can moderate. Discord and the store are separate services with their own privacy policies.

What does the Cherry Survival website collect?

What does the Cherry Survival Minecraft server log?

When you play, the game server logs your username, UUID and IP address, along with chat, commands and in-game actions such as blocks placed and broken. Staff use this to moderate the server and to deal with cheating, griefing, VPNs and ban evasion. In-game stats such as levels, money and blocks mined feed the public leaderboards, under your Minecraft username.

Which other services are involved?

Who do I contact about my data?

Email ops@thunderstudios.dev, or ask staff in the Discord.

Frequently asked questions

Does the Cherry Survival website use cookies?

No. The site sets no cookies, stores nothing in your browser and has no tracking.

Who can see my Cherry Survival stats?

Anyone. The leaderboards are public and show Minecraft usernames, heads and in-game stats.

What does the Cherry Survival server log about me?

Your username, UUID and IP address, plus chat, commands and in-game actions, so staff can moderate and deal with cheating, griefing and ban evasion.

How do I ask a question about my data?

Email ops@thunderstudios.dev or ask staff in the Discord at discord.gg/cherrysurvival.

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Sources and contact: facts on this page come from the Cherry Survival server configuration and the server rules. Spotted something wrong? Email ops@thunderstudios.dev or tell us in the Discord.