Who is responsible for your data
Ridel Saavedra Flores, Santa Cruz de Tenerife (Spain). Contact: support@deadlockdispatch.pro
What is stored about you
When you sign in with Steam, your account identifier (SteamID64) is stored and nothing else from your profile: not your name, your avatar, your friends or your country. You type your password on Steam and this site never sees it.
While your session is open, a fingerprint of it is stored, not the session itself. It expires after 30 days.
Which analyses you asked for and when is stored, for the weekly quota, along with the links of the reports you choose to share.
What is not stored
Reports carry no names or identifiers of anyone: of the twelve players in a match, only the hero each one played appears.
To make a report, the replay of the match is downloaded, and it does carry the identifiers of the twelve players. The replay and everything extracted from it are deleted as soon as the report is done.
Your list of recent matches is requested from Deadlock API every time; a copy is kept for five minutes to avoid repeating the request, and then deletes itself.
The dataset the model was trained on
The win probability model was trained on replays of public ranked matches. That dataset is not published or shared, but it keeps the identifiers of the players in those matches.
If you may be in it and want to be removed, ask in “Delete my data”: the request is recorded without your identifier in the clear and is handled by hand within one month.
What gets shared
If you share a report, anyone with the link can read it until you stop sharing it. The card shown when the link is pasted carries the curve, the heroes of both teams, the duration, the result and the costliest moment. Heroes only: no player names or identifiers.
Cookies
Only the cookies needed to sign in: two that last ten minutes, while you go to Steam and come back, and your session cookie (30 days). Another one remembers the language you read the site in. There are no advertising or analytics cookies, and no third-party resources are loaded.
Who it is shared with
Nobody. To work, the site talks to Steam (to confirm who you are) and to Deadlock API (for your match list and the data of each match); Deadlock API receives your account identifier when your list is requested.
Your rights
You can delete your data whenever you want, whether or not you have used this site, from “Delete my data”.
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and Spain's Organic Law 3/2018 on the Protection of Personal Data and guarantee of digital rights apply. You have the right to access your data, rectify it, erase it, object to its processing, restrict it and ask for its portability. To exercise these rights, write to support@deadlockdispatch.pro: you get an answer within one month at most.
Your account identifier, your session and the analyses you ask for are stored to provide the service you request when you sign in (Article 6(1)(b) GDPR). The dataset the model was trained on is kept on the basis of legitimate interest (Article 6(1)(f)): the matches are public, they are only used to train the model, and you can object by asking to be removed.
If you think your data has not been handled properly, you can lodge a complaint with the Spanish Data Protection Agency (www.aepd.es).