Privacy

Updated 14 September 2026

This page says exactly what the site keeps about you, why, and how to get rid of it. It describes what the code actually does, not what would sound good.

Without an account

Every visit leaves the usual web-server trace: the address you came from, the page you asked for and your browser string. The country is worked out from the network address to decide which bookmakers a page may show; the address itself is not kept alongside it.

Two small settings live in your own browser and never reach us as anything but a hint of the chosen language: the site language and the colour theme. The site also uses Google Analytics to count visits.

With an account

We keep: your email if you gave one, the name you chose, the picture address if a sign-in service provided one, which services you linked and their identifiers, your site language, the country code from your first visit, and the list of teams and tournaments you marked.

A password is never stored. What is stored is a scrypt fingerprint of it, from which the password cannot be worked back.

For each device that is signed in we keep a record: a random session number, your browser string, the network address and the dates. That is what the device list on the account page shows and what lets you sign out elsewhere.

A short security log keeps sign-ins, failed sign-ins, password changes and linked services together with the network address, for ninety days. It exists so that a stolen account can be looked into.

Match reminders

If you allow notifications, your browser gives us an address to push them to, and we keep it together with what you asked to be reminded about. Turning notifications off in the browser ends it.

Who else sees it

Nobody. We do not sell anything and do not pass your data to bookmakers. A sign-in service learns that you signed in to this site, because that is what signing in through it means.

The data lives on the machine that serves the site.

Your data in your hands

The account page has a Delete account button. It asks for your password and then removes the email, the name, the picture, every linked service, the sessions, the favourites and the security log straight away. It cannot be undone.

For a copy of everything listed above, or for anything else, write to info@esport.vision