Privacy and data¶

EvadeGuard is a hosted service shared by the Discord servers that install the public bot. Server owners configure their server; they do not host or administer the service. The full privacy policy describes information collection, use, sharing, retention, and deletion.

Verification processes Discord account and server IDs, verification status and timestamps, security events, and signals used to detect abuse. After a member agrees to the verification flow, the service uses a first-party cookie and may process coarse device information. Discord community memberships may also be compared to identify unusual overlap between accounts. To classify VPN, proxy, Tor, and hosting traffic, the service may send the request IP address to IPinfo and/or ProxyCheck. Discord processes information when members sign in. Review those providers' terms and privacy practices alongside EvadeGuard's policy.

Temporary verification records are automatically cleaned up 30 days after they expire. Some separate security and moderation records may be kept longer. The first-party cookie can last up to two years. Removing it in a browser stops future cookie-based matching from that browser but does not remove information already recorded. The service's published policy does not offer user-requested record deletion.

Community membership overlap is a low-weight signal and cannot cause an automatic ban by itself. See Enforcement modes for how security signals affect server actions.