Discord Privacy Policy

Discord collects personal data including Account information, Content you create, Payment information, but their practices are within typical industry norms. Our analysis found 4 items worth your attention. They are not unusually invasive, but you should be aware of what you're agreeing to.

Discord collects the following types of data: Account information (They collect your username, password, email, phone number, and birthday when you create an account.); Content you create (They collect your messages, voice messages, custom emojis, files, profile info, and server details.); Payment information (They collect your payment method, billing address, full name, and possibly bank or tax info for purchases/sales.); Actions you take (They collect data on your friends, interactions, joined communities, roles, purchases, and games played.); Optional features data (They collect data if you use features like contact syncing or link third-party services.); Device information (They collect your IP address, operating system, browser, and device settings like microphone/camera.); Usage information (They collect logs and events about how and when you use their services, pages, and features.); Information from other sites (They collect data if you click on their ads on other platforms or use referral links.); Cookies and similar technologies (They collect information using cookies to understand your activity.); Information from other sources (They collect data from other users, social media, advertisers, and third-party data providers.).

Our analysis rates Discord as MEDIUM RISK with 4 concerns. It is relatively safe to use, but there are some clauses you should be aware of. See the full analysis below for details.