1. Information nyro may process
By using nyro, the dashboard or the website you accept this Privacy Policy, the Terms of Service and the Copyright notice. nyro only processes information needed to run server features, protect communities, and show dashboard settings.
- Discord account details you provide through login, such as user ID, username, avatar, and the servers Discord says you can manage.
- Server details such as guild ID, server name, icon, member count, roles, channels, and enabled module settings.
- Configuration data such as prefixes, logging channels, moderation and security thresholds, whitelists, giveaway settings, forms, embeds, and custom messages.
- Operational data needed for features, such as moderation cases, security incident records (who triggered which protection and the action taken), command usage, invite counts, level progress, tickets, logs, and automation events.
- Support or review content you choose to submit, including text, names, and server names.
2. How the data is used
Data is used to provide nyro's features, keep settings saved, show your dashboard, prevent abuse, troubleshoot bugs, improve reliability, and respond to support requests.
3. Sharing
nyro does not sell your data. Data may be shared only when needed to operate the service, comply with legal requirements, protect users, or work with trusted infrastructure providers.
4. Cookies and Discord login
The dashboard uses a session cookie and local browser storage to keep you signed in and remember interface state. Discord OAuth is used to verify your identity and server management access. While you are signed in, your Discord access token is kept on the server together with your session (for up to 30 days) so the list of servers you can manage stays current. It is never sent back to your browser, and logging out ends the session.
5. Retention
Server settings are kept while nyro is used in a server. Security incident records are deleted automatically after 60 days. Other logs, cases, and feature records may be kept for as long as needed for the enabled module. Data can be removed when a server stops using nyro or when deletion is requested where possible.
6. Your choices
You can remove nyro from a server, disable modules, clear configurable content, log out of the dashboard, or contact support to request help with data deletion.
7. Security
nyro uses reasonable safeguards to protect stored data and dashboard access. No online service can be guaranteed perfectly secure, so server staff should only grant dashboard access to trusted people.
8. Changes
This policy may be updated as nyro changes. The updated date will show when the policy was last changed.
9. Contact
Privacy questions and deletion requests can be sent through the nyro support server.