Privacy

Viewers

• Your browser loads channel names, avatars and live status straight from Twitch, using the token Twitch gives the extension. That data isn't sent to us.
• When you follow a featured channel through the extension and the broadcaster has follow alerts on, your browser tells our server which channel you followed. The server shows a "just followed!" alert to everyone watching. Your name is only shown if you chose to share your identity with the extension on Twitch; otherwise the alert says "Someone". The alert isn't stored.
• To stop spam, the server counts follow alerts per viewer for one minute, using the anonymous ID Twitch provides. The count is then discarded.
• If you use Bits for a spotlight, Twitch sends us a signed receipt with your user ID, the product and the transaction ID. We check it, show the alert with your name to the channel's viewers, and remember the transaction ID for a short time so it can't be reused.

Broadcasters

• Your settings and channel list are stored in Twitch's Extension Configuration Service, not on our servers.
• The example panel on the home page shows the display names of a few recent subscribers to FURiOUS, which Twitch already shows publicly. Nothing about them is stored.
• For Pro, we store your channel ID and whether you subscribe to FURiOUS, with the time it was last checked. It's re-checked daily and kept while you're Pro.
• Your chatbot command link contains your channel ID and a signature. We don't keep a copy of it.

Other services

• Twitch runs the extension and its data. See the Twitch Privacy Notice.
• Cloudflare hosts our server and may keep request logs (such as IP address and time) for a short time for security and troubleshooting.
• Google Fonts: if a broadcaster picks a custom font, your browser downloads it from Google.

Contact

Questions or requests: reach FURiOUS on Twitch.