Privacy

From what the game shows publicly:

• Roblox usernames, account ids and avatar pictures of players who unbox or sell something.
• The details of each unbox or sale: the item, its float, serial, case, price and time.

If you sign in with Roblox:

• Your Roblox account id, username, display name and avatar picture.
• When you first signed in and when you last did.
• What you post: comments, listings (item, price range and note), and trader feedback (rating, reason and an optional note that only moderators see).
• Any reports you send about a post.
• A record of moderator actions: which comment was removed or which account was banned, by whom, when and why.

If you cheer a pull or a sale (🔥 😱 🍀 GG), with or without an account:

• Which cheer, on which unbox or sale, and when.
• Who cheered: your Roblox id if you are signed in. If you are not, a scrambled code made from your internet address and the date. It can’t be turned back into the address, and it changes every day, so it can’t follow you around. It is only used to stop the same person cheering twice or spamming.

• One cookie keeps you signed in, for up to 30 days. It holds a random code; BloxStash only stores a scrambled copy of it, so the code can’t be read back from the database.
• While you sign in, three short cookies (gone after 10 minutes) check that the sign-in really started on BloxStash and in your browser.
• If you use Meet to trade without signing in, one cookie (kept 30 days) tells your device apart from the other trader’s. It holds a random code; BloxStash only stores a scrambled copy of it.
• Your browser remembers how item pictures fit on the page, so they load smoother. That stays on your device and clears when you close the tab.
• Your browser also remembers your watchlist, your Daily game scores and streak, and which pulls you cheered. That stays on your device; BloxStash never sees it.

No other cookies, and none for tracking or ads.

• Your password. Signing in happens on roblox.com, and BloxStash only gets your id, username and avatar.
• Your email, real name, address, phone number or anything like that.
• Your inventory. BloxStash can’t see it and can’t do anything on your Roblox account.
• Payment details, because nothing is ever bought or paid for on BloxStash.
• Analytics or advertising data. There are no trackers or ad scripts on the site.

The game data is kept to show prices, drop rates and leaderboards. Accounts exist so people can comment, post listings and leave trader feedback, and so that feedback stays fair: only a player the site has seen trade with you can rate you. Nobody is profiled, and nothing here is used to target anyone.

Game activity, usernames, and what you post are shown publicly on the site. Feedback notes and reports are only seen by moderators. If a moderator removes a comment or bans an account, the reason is shown publicly too, in place of the comment or on the profile. Nothing is sold, rented or given to anyone else. The companies that host the site and its database store it for BloxStash and don’t use it for anything of their own.

You can remove your own comments, listings and ratings at any time, and sign out whenever you like. To have everything about you removed (your account, what you posted, and your unboxes and sales), use removal requests or email privacy@bloxstash.cc. You don’t have to give a reason. You can also ask what BloxStash holds about an account.

Where the GDPR or a similar law applies to you, your rights to access, correct, delete and object are honored the same way, for free.

Lots of BloxStrike players are young, so BloxStash is built to need as little as possible from you. You never need an account to look around. Please don’t post personal information about yourself or anyone else. If something here is about someone under 18, a removal request from them or a parent is handled straight away.

Game activity is kept for as long as the site runs, because price history is the whole point. Sign-in sessions end after 30 days. Listings drop off the market after two weeks. When you remove a comment it disappears from the site straight away; a copy is kept for moderation until you ask for your data to be removed, and then it is deleted for good. When you remove a rating, it is deleted straight away.