Privacy

What information FragLogic intends to process

After Riot Sign On is approved and configured, FragLogic intends to process a connected player's own authorized VALORANT account identifiers and match history needed to generate personal performance analysis. That may include match results, agents, maps, combat statistics, and rank information associated with the authorized account.

FragLogic does not intend to collect Riot passwords. Authentication is designed to happen through Riot Sign On.

Why it is processed

Authorized data is used to help a player understand their own match history, strengths, weaknesses, trends, map and agent performance, attack/defense splits, round impact, and improvement opportunities.

How authorized Riot data is used

Match history is processed by FragLogic's analytics layer to produce scores, insights, and retrospective recommendations for that player. FragLogic Score is an internal performance-analysis metric. It is not an MMR, ELO, matchmaking rating, or replacement for VALORANT's official rank.

FragLogic does not expose unauthorized private player data as public profiles or search results.

Player authorization through Riot Sign On

FragLogic only uses player data after the player has authorized the application through Riot Sign On.

Players who have not authorized FragLogic are not made available as public player profiles through the production application.

Demo data versus real player data

Player identities, statistics and match data shown in Demo Mode are fictional and are provided only to demonstrate the FragLogic experience.

Demo profiles are not live Riot accounts and do not belong to real opted-in players.

Account disconnection

In production, a connected player should be able to disconnect Riot authorization from Settings, after which FragLogic should stop requesting that player's personal Riot data. The current demo session can be cleared from Settings. That demo session is not a Riot account link.

Data deletion and removal

The current demo does not store live Riot account data. Clearing the demo session in Settings removes the local demo sign-in state.

When production Riot Sign On is enabled, a player who disconnects authorization should stop new requests for their personal Riot data. Specific retention periods are not claimed here because a production retention schedule is not implemented in this demo.