For Members: Your Data
What a Discord server receives when you verify with RestoreCord, how to revoke access, and how to remove or delete your data.
When you verify in a Discord server that uses RestoreCord, you authorize that server's own bot through Discord's official authorization screen. You can see exactly what is requested before you click Authorize, and you can revoke access or remove your data at any time.
What a server receives
| Data | When it is shared |
|---|---|
| Your Discord ID | Always |
| Permission to add you to servers | Only if the server requests it on Discord’s authorization screen. This is what lets a server pull you back later. |
| IP-based info: country and city, ISP, VPN status | Optional, depending on the server’s settings. The verify page shows a green badge if your IP address is not logged. |
| Your email address | Only if the server enabled it and you allowed it on Discord’s authorization screen |
| Which Discord servers you are in | Only if the server enabled it and Discord’s authorization screen lists it |
Read Discord's authorization screen before clicking Authorize. It lists every permission the bot is asking for. If you don't agree, click Cancel and nothing is shared.
What RestoreCord never gets
- Your Discord password.
- Your Discord login token.
Authorization happens entirely on Discord's own screen, and you can revoke it whenever you like.
Message screening
RestoreCord automatically checks for promotion of competing services:
- Your username and display name, when you join a server that uses RestoreCord.
- Your messages, including images, for your first 3 days in a server, if that server's bot has Discord's Message Content intent turned on.
Your names, message text and images are sent to OpenRouter and Liquid AI for classification, without your Discord ID, through zero-data-retention routing. Messages are sent without your username.
If your name or a message is flagged, RestoreCord staff see it with your username and Discord ID. Staff can delete a flagged message, delete your other messages in that server, or monitor when you join or leave servers using RestoreCord and the messages you send there.
The screening can also start this monitoring by itself for 1 day. Staff are told when it does.
Staff can also read the 20 messages sent before a flagged message in that channel, with each author's username and Discord ID, even if those messages weren't flagged. So your messages can appear in this history if you were talking in the same channel.
Stop a server from pulling you back
Revoking access stops a server from adding you back to servers and from accessing your info. You can do it from RestoreCord or from Discord.
Using My Data
Open My Data
Go to restorecord.com/mydata and log in with Discord.
Find the server
The page lists the servers you have verified in.
Click Unauthorize
Click Unauthorize for that server. It can no longer pull you back.
Using Discord Authorized Apps
In Discord, open User Settings → Authorized Apps and remove the server's bot. This revokes the same authorization.
If the server checks authorizations, revoking access can remove your verified role there. To get it back, verify again.
Remove My Data
Remove My Data on My Data removes your personal details for a single server.
| Deleted | Kept for security |
|---|---|
| IP address | Discord ID |
| Email address | Country |
| Location | An anonymous identifier |
| Device info | — |
The kept data is needed for the server's security checks. To delete everything, see Full deletion.
Full deletion
For full deletion of your data under the GDPR, follow the instructions in the privacy policy, or contact support. Requests are answered within one month.
Data is stored in the EU and handled under the GDPR. Verification data is kept for as long as the server owner keeps the server on RestoreCord, unless you remove it yourself first.
Common questions
Privacy policy, terms and legal notice
RestoreCord is operated by a company registered in Germany. The full legal details are in the legal notice.