In general anything shared within Discord will be treated as having the same level of visibility as the place it was sent. Things you share and commands you use may be available to server admins depending on how the bot is being configured on their server.
The only messages that will be kept visible for a short period in logs available to the bot or its developers are explicit command invocations that cause the bot to take some kind of process. User generated content such as tags, autoresponse messages, or profile bios may also be subject to moderation if such content would place the bot at risk of Discord's own moderation.
When using 42, follow Discord's terms of service and community guidelines.
If you or one of your server members do something to put 42 in jeopardy, you will be blacklisted from using new commands. If you are in a position of responsibility on your server, 42 will be removed from your server and may not be reinvited.
42 will access chat messages within any channels/servers it has Read Messages access to in order to evaluate when its
service is required. This data is only kept in-memory for 5-15 minutes before being lost, and is never saved to a more
persistant location outside the reach of the administrators of the service.
Message content may still be made available to the administrators of the server using 42 should they choose to
enable such functionality, but upon doing so the data is immediately made out of reach of the bot.
Messages leading with a "+" character are further processed to run the specified command (if one exists).
If a command looks like it would need to store data, then it does.
This data is stored only for the purpose of making that command work, i.e. tags store their user generated content,
profiles store whatever you put in them, etc.
If a command doesn't look like it should need to store data, then the only thing stored is the temporary log saying
the command was used.
The purpose of this data is to passively monitor for abuses and identify issues that may require appropriate moderation
action be taken.
If an otherwise valid command is used, and 42 does not respond with anything, then an error log containing the command
invocation and relevant context is saved.
This gets used for debugging, and discarded once the problem is solved.
All the data is kept to 42. Nothing is shared with or sold to third party platforms or processors. We don't need that legislative axe hovering over our neck.
42 does not use oauth2, cookies, or similar technology that would allow any form of direct or indirect access to information on users devices.
42 uses YouTube API Services to power the +youtube command (and its alias, +yt)
The +youtube command will send your input query to YouTube using YouTube's Search API.
Only your query is sent to Google for processing, no other user data is associated, still by using this command, you are bound to YouTube's Terms of Service.
Once the controls on the response message expires, all data associated with the search results are deleted from the bot, and the last posted URL remains in the chat.
No other data is collected, stored, or processed.
Embeds to YouTube content are provided by Discord directly, not 42. 42 will only ever share video URLs and Titles.
Google, however, still requires me to link their privacy policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy.
If you want your data deleting from 42, just send an email to lanta@rockett.space with relevant IDs. I can delete any data 42 is storing in her database, but I cannot delete command response messages from Discord.