Privacy Policy
What Digitamania stores about you, why, and who else is involved. In short: only what the site needs to work.
Last updated: 9 November 2026
What we store
If you create an account: your username, your email address, your password in hashed form (Argon2, so it can't be read back) and your sign-up date.
What you do with your account: your decks, your collection, your tier lists, the missing art you report and your ranked minigame rounds and ratings.
We use these only to run the site's features. We send no newsletter and don't sell your data.
What others can see
Your decks, your collection and your email address are private. A saved tier list has its own page: anyone with its link can see it with your username. If you finish a ranked round of a minigame, your username and that game's statistics can appear on its public ladder. Site admins can see missing art reports along with the username that sent them.
Cookies
The site uses one cookie, digitamania_session. It keeps you logged in, remembers your language and holds a security token that protects forms. It lasts 30 days and is needed for the site to work. There are no advertising or analytics cookies.
Stored in your browser
Your browser keeps your display preferences (theme, card size, deck layout, open filters) and your guesses for the card of the day and practice. They stay on your device and aren't sent to us as an account record, except the guesses the game needs to compare with the card. Clearing your browser's data removes them.
Other services
As with any web page, these services receive your IP address and basic browser details when your browser loads files from them: Fandom (card pictures, static.wikia.nocookie.net), jsDelivr (page styles, cdn.jsdelivr.net) and Google Fonts (a typeface, fonts.googleapis.com). Gameplay videos on deck profiles come from YouTube, in its privacy-enhanced mode (youtube-nocookie.com), and only load once you press play. They have their own privacy policies. The site itself contains no trackers.
Your choices and rights
We keep your account's data for as long as the account exists. There's no delete button yet, so to see, correct or delete your data, or to close your account, use the Contact page and we'll deal with it by hand. You may also have other rights under the law of your country, such as complaining to your data protection authority.