Privacy policy

This covers the Unity Roleplay game server, this website, our Discord bot, the URP launcher for PC, the URP SAMP Mobile Launcher for Android and the URP Map Editor (PC and Android). Unity Roleplay is a fan-run server. We don't sell data, we don't show ads, and we don't track you across other apps or sites.

Your game account

When you register on the server we keep:

• Your character name and a hashed copy of your password (never the password itself).
• Your e-mail address, if you give one.
• The IP addresses you connect from and your client serial (a random ID made by your game client). We use these to stop ban evasion and to keep accounts safe.
• Your character: money, items, property, jobs, playtime and the like.
• Logs of what happens in game, such as chat, commands, trades and kills. Staff use them to handle reports and appeals.
• Where you are while you're outside in and around Los Santos. It shows as a dot on the map on this website, with no name, rounded to 10 metres and updated every 15 seconds. Inside buildings you don't show.

The mobile launcher (Android)

• Game server. Your nickname, a random ID made when you install the app (used for bans), your chat, and your voice while voice chat is on go to the server you join. Voice is passed to nearby players and not recorded.
• Crash reports. If the game crashes, the launcher sends us the report: your phone model, Android version and the game's log.
• Copy check. Once a day the launcher sends its version, its signature and the server you play on, so we can spot fake copies of the app.
• Discord. To save favourite servers you link your Discord account. We get your Discord user ID and name, add you to our Discord server and check you're in it. We don't see your messages or your password.
• Your files. The game, sound files and mods you load stay on your phone. They're never uploaded.
• Other servers you join from the launcher have their own rules about what they keep.

The URP Map Editor (PC and Android)

• Your game files. The editor reads GTA San Andreas where it is: on Android the copy you installed from Google Play, or a folder you pick. Nothing from the game is uploaded.
• Your maps. Saved on your device. Exports go where you choose.
• SA-MP objects (Android). Downloaded once from our server when you ask for them. Our server logs the IP address and time, like any download.
• Co-op (optional). To map with others you link your Discord account. We keep your Discord user ID, your name and a hashed sign-in key for each device. What you build and type in a co-op session goes through our co-op service to the people in it and isn't kept after the session ends. The service logs who hosted or joined which session and when (not what was in it), to deal with abuse.
• Claude (optional). "Use your own Claude" connects the editor to your own Claude account. What you ask Claude goes to Anthropic under your account and their rules. Claude's edits reach your editor through our co-op service; we don't keep them.
• No tracking. No ads, no analytics, no crash reports.

The PC launcher

While you play, the URP PC launcher runs anti-cheat checks and sends the results, with an ID for your PC, to our server. That's how cheat bans stay in place.

This website and Discord

The website keeps normal server logs (IP address, page, time) to keep it running. It sets no tracking cookies. On Discord, our bot sees what Discord shows any bot in our server: your user ID, name, roles and messages in our channels.

Who sees it

Server staff, for moderation. Nobody else, unless the law makes us.

Deleting your data

You can ask us to delete your account at any time. See Delete your account. Uninstalling the mobile launcher or the map editor removes everything it stored on your phone. In the map editor, Co-op → Delete my link removes your Discord link straight away.

Children

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas is rated for adults, and the mobile launcher and map editor are listed for players 18 and over. We don't knowingly collect data from children.

Contact

Questions about your data: open a ticket on our Discord.