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Last updated · 2026-05-25

Privacy

The short version: snibcall never stores your messages, never tracks you, and never shares anything. The long version is below.

The short version

  • Messages relay in-flight, they are never saved.
  • Only your block-list and basic logs are persisted.
  • Nothing is shared with third parties. There aren't any.
  • Kick the bot at any time, that's the off switch.
01

What snibcall stores

Only the bare minimum needed to make calls work:

  • Server IDs of channels currently queued or in a call, while the call is live.
  • Block-list entries: the server IDs your admins have blocked. These survive restarts.
  • Basic operational logs: command names, timestamps, error traces. Used to debug crashes.
02

What it doesn't store

  • Message contents. Messages are relayed in-flight via webhook and immediately discarded, never written to disk.
  • Your Discord profile: no avatars, usernames, or IDs stored. The webhook uses them at the moment of relay and forgets them.
  • Analytics, ads, trackers. None. Ever.
03

Who can see your data

The bot operator (the person hosting snibcall) has access to the operational logs and block-list database. Nobody else.

We do not share, sell, or otherwise hand off data to third parties. There are no third parties.

04

How long it's kept

  • Call state: wiped the moment a call ends, hangs up, or times out (5 min of silence).
  • Block-list: kept until an admin runs s.unblock, or the bot is removed from the server.
  • Operational logs: rotated after 14 days.
05

Your rights

At any time you can:

  • Kick snibcall from your server, its presence is the only thing tying anything to your server.
  • Ask the operator to wipe your server's block-list and any logs that reference it, see the contact card below.
  • Revoke any permission Discord granted, anytime.
06

Changes to this policy

If this page changes, the “last updated” date below changes too. Material changes get announced in the support server before they take effect.

Questions, removal requests, or anything else?

Open a ticket in the support server, the operator reads everything personally.

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