("I" refers to me, comhad. and me alone. The bot refers to OujiaBot, a bot I made, am maintaining and hosting. Any questions please reach me at my twitter)
All the data that goes into OujiaBot is pseudonymised and securely stored in an sqlite3 database on a firewalled VPS server that only I have access too.
Via the use of hashing, any data that would be considered personally identifiable is hashed first via MD5.
For example, when you ask for a statement using /ask
, OujiaBot has to hold the channel and server where this statement is being given.
Each channel and server host a unique ID, this ID is an 18 didget number unique to that server / channel.
These IDs are hashed and then stored in a database along with the question. The hashes look like a 32-character string of random characters containing only hexadecimal characters.
It is impossible to reverse these hashes, I won't know what channel or server it's sent from.
The server keeps track of this since sending a message from the same channel of the same server and channel will produce the same hashes, thus the bot will know what question / answer you have
This is collected when you use the /ask
, /insult
, /mute
and /inspire
commands.
I won't know the server this is from, the /mute
uses it so the bot knows if to allow the /insult
and /inspire
commands in your server.
The other commands keep a log of it purely for analytics
This is only collected when you use /ask
.
As stated above this is required for the /ask
command to function.
This is collected when you use /ask
, /inspire
and /insult
commands.
This is analytics, it allows me to query the database for "How many questions have been asked this month?" etc.
This is collected when you use the /ask
command and finsh a question.
If you ask OujiaBot for a question when you already have one active, OujiaBot will state you must finish that one before getting another in that channel.
OujiaBot keeps track of this via the database where it stores questions.
This is collected when you use the /ask
command and finish a question.
The bot needs to keep track of the questions it gives and answers it gets.
All data used is designed to explicitly comply with Discord's guidelines. No data is sold or sent to any other organisations or people.