Creating an account means sharing information with ASCA
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Before you sign up, we want you to know what information we need and why—not just ask you to agree.
ASCA uses your name, email, sign-in and session information, and relevant device and network signals to let you sign in, recover your account, and help prevent abuse. These essential protections stay on even if you decline optional analytics.
We do not sell your personal information to advertisers or data brokers or use your content to train general-purpose AI models. Security protections reduce risk, but no online service can guarantee perfect security.
Creating an account does not connect Discord or enable moderation. You choose those later, and you can request an account export or closure in privacy settings.
Account controls
ASCA protects your sign-in credentials and keeps session and security records to help protect your account. Use privacy settings to request an export or account closure. Records required for audits, legal obligations, or security may be retained under the retention policy. Review the Terms and Privacy Policy before creating your account.
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