Privacy Policy

Bash is a verified Discord moderation bot designed to help server owners and authorized moderation teams manage communities with clearer records, safer workflows, and practical server utilities. This Privacy Policy explains what information Bash may process, why it is used, and how server staff can request support.

Information Bash may process includes Discord user IDs, server IDs, channel IDs, role IDs, command inputs, moderation case details, warnings, mutes, kicks, bans, purge activity, server configuration settings, and logs generated through Bash features. Message content is only processed when needed to complete a command, enforce a configured moderation feature, or create a moderation record requested by authorized staff.

Bash uses this information to operate commands, apply moderation settings, maintain moderation logs, help staff review prior actions, prevent abuse, troubleshoot service issues, and improve reliability. Bash does not sell personal data, does not use data for advertising, and does not intentionally collect sensitive personal information.

Some information may be stored so Bash can remember server configuration, moderation cases, warning history, logging preferences, staff settings, and other server-specific records. Retention may vary by feature, server configuration, and operational needs. Server owners or authorized administrators may request deletion of stored server data by contacting the support server linked from the homepage.

Bash may share limited information only when necessary to operate the service, comply with Discord’s Developer Terms, respond to lawful requests, investigate abuse, protect users, prevent fraud, or preserve the safety and integrity of Discord communities using Bash.

Because Bash runs on Discord, Discord also processes data under Discord’s own Terms, Privacy Policy, and platform rules. Server owners are responsible for configuring Bash lawfully, informing members where required, and avoiding use of Bash to collect private, sensitive, or unnecessary information.

Bash uses reasonable technical and organizational measures to protect stored records and reduce unauthorized access. No online service can guarantee perfect security, so staff should avoid entering sensitive personal information into commands or logs.

Bash is currently presented as a verified Discord bot. Verification indicates recognition through Discord’s bot verification process, but it does not mean Discord endorses every server configuration, command decision, moderation action, or third-party use of Bash.

If you have privacy questions, need support, or want stored server data reviewed or removed, contact the Bash support server linked on the homepage. Requests may require proof that you are the server owner or an authorized administrator.