We're updating our Privacy Policy on October 31

On October 31, 2026, version 3.3 of our Privacy Policy takes effect. The main change is a new section, Discord & the AimJunkies Bot. It covers the Discord companion that sellers, developers and community owners can now connect to their servers.

What's new

• What we collect, and when. If you link Discord to your account, or verify in a server that uses AimJunkies verification, we collect your Discord ID, username and avatar, the servers you verify in, and the roles our bot manages for you. Each verification attempt also records your IP address, its country, city and network, whether it is a VPN, and a device fingerprint hash. This is how servers keep out alternate accounts and raids.
• Joining servers for you. If you choose this while verifying, or when you join a server you paid for, we store an encrypted Discord authorization that lets us add you to servers. We also store which organizations you allowed to add you.
• Who sees it. A server's staff see whether you verified and how, any flags such as a possible second account, and your country. They never see your full IP address. AimJunkies staff can see more to investigate abuse. That access is limited, and every action is logged.
• How long we keep it. Network and device details from a verification attempt are erased after 180 days. An organization's permission to add you is deleted 90 days after you were last in any of its servers. The Discord authorization is deleted 90 days after you were last in any connected server. If you delete your account, this data is erased right away.
• Your controls. In Account › Discord you can disconnect Discord at any time, and withdraw any organization's permission to add you.

What stays the same

We still never sell your data. Nothing else has changed about how we handle your account, orders or payments.

Read the full policy: Privacy Policy. Questions? Email [email protected] or open a support ticket.