UpLoot's commitment to transparency
Transparency is not a formality: it guides how UpLoot handles your data. Every piece of information collected has a reason, explained clearly, and every question finds an answer at the stated point of contact, within the periods set by law.
The data we process
Only data useful to the service is processed, and with care:
- Your Steam identifier and associated public information.
- Your trade link, needed to deliver skins.
- Your deposits, withdrawals and upgrade history.
- Technical connection and security data.
Why this data is useful
Each item serves a defined purpose: opening and running the account, carrying out upgrades, protecting UpLoot against fraud and improving the service. Nothing is processed without a reason, and no information is collected beyond what is genuinely needed for the experience offered.
How long it is kept
Information does not last indefinitely: it is kept for a useful period and then deleted or anonymised. The table illustrates this logic.
| Category | Reason | Period |
|---|---|---|
| Account | Managing the profile | The life of the account, then three years |
| Transactions | Legal obligations | Up to five years |
| Technical data | Security and statistics | Up to thirteen months |
Partners with access
Running the service calls for trusted partners: hosting providers, payment handlers and skin-delivery tools. They have access only to what is strictly needed and undertake by contract to protect your data with the same care as UpLoot. Resale never takes place.
Beyond the borders
Should information be processed outside the United Kingdom, such a transfer would be surrounded by solid safeguards, such as standard contractual clauses. Wherever it goes, your information keeps a constant level of protection, consistent with the applicable law.
Take control of your data
Control of your data belongs to you: you can view it, correct it, ask for it to be deleted, object to its processing or receive what you provided to UpLoot. A complaint is always possible to the Information Commissioner's Office, which upholds these rights in the United Kingdom.
Cookies and your browsing
To work and improve, UpLoot relies on cookies: some essential for security and browsing, others devoted to statistics and requiring your consent. In the same spirit of transparency, you set your preferences, and the details appear in the cookie policy.
Security built for trust
Technical and organisational measures protect your data against unauthorised access and loss. This care, together with a service strictly reserved for adults, reflects one and the same intent: to make privacy a foundation of trust on UpLoot, rather than a mere obligation.
Data minimisation
In the spirit of transparency, UpLoot applies the principle of minimisation: only genuinely useful data is collected, nothing more. The less information circulates, the easier it is to protect and the smaller the risk for users. This restraint is not a limitation but a choice: it keeps the service smooth while respecting everyone's privacy, in line with the commitment that guides the whole platform.
Transparency if something goes wrong
Transparency applies when things go wrong too. In the event of a data breach likely to create a risk to users' rights, UpLoot applies procedures to respond quickly: informing the competent authority where the law requires, and notifying affected people if the risk is high. Nothing is concealed, because trust is built in difficult moments as much as in calm ones.
Consent you control
Where processing rests on your consent, it stays under your control: you can give it and then withdraw it at any time, without affecting what was done beforehand. This freedom of choice is a natural extension of the transparency UpLoot commits to towards every user.
A policy that evolves
As the service grows, this policy may evolve. The reference version is always the one published on the site at the time of your reading, and you are invited to check it from time to time, so as to follow any changes in full clarity.
