privacy & removal

Public information the Cfx.re list publishes about each server: name, description, region, language, tags, player count and capacity. All of it is already public, and none of it identifies a person.

A server page can show who is on that server right now. Those names come from the server itself at the moment you open the page, are cached for half a minute, and are never written to our database. Close the page and nothing remains.

There are no player pages and no record of who played where. Player identifiers are personal data, and building that history is a decision we have not made and would not make quietly.

One cookie remembers your chosen interface language, a second remembers the filters you last used on the server list, and signing in to the admin panel sets a third. They hold a preference and nothing else — no identifier, no history of what you looked at. Clearing the filters deletes the second one.

There are no analytics scripts, no advertising trackers and no third-party cookies.

We count how often an ad was shown and clicked, as totals per campaign. Nothing about the individual viewer is recorded — no profile, no cross-site tracking. An advertiser can be shown to a country or a language, which is decided as the page is served and not remembered afterwards.

Your name, email and message are stored so we can reply, and a notification is sent to our own Discord. They are not used for anything else and not shared.

A server is listed because it is on the public Cfx.re list. If you run one and want it out of this index, ask and we will remove it — you do not have to explain why. The fastest route is to take it off the public list at the source, which removes it from here on the next poll.

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