Policy privacy

The Juxmc.ru site is run by Efremov Vladislav Sergeievich, an individual entrepreneur, INN 732590331558, OGRNIP 32673000007321. The Personal Data Act calls such a person as an operator; further on this page it is simply "we".

It says what happens to your data: what we collect, why, how much we keep, who we show and what you can do about it. This is the policy of processing personal data, which is required by law to be published (article 18.1, paragraph 2, of Federal Act No. 152 of 27 July 2006).

Special categories of data — health, nationality, attitudes, intimate life — we do not collect at all. There's no biometry either: no faces, no voices.

Listed below is everything the site stores. We do not collect anything that is not on this list.

When you enter

We're saving the number that Yandex ID or VK ID knows you by, and a mark of what service it was. There's no password on the JuXMC account -- the site doesn't create, store, and check them.

When you create a profile

Nick, your page address, self text, avatar, date of registration and time of last call. This information is visible to visitors to your profile.

When you write or add something

Server cards: name, address, description, pictures and links. This is public site content.

While you are logged in

We keep a list of your entrances: the session key, the IP address, the browser line, the time of entry and the last activity. We need it so that you can see someone else ' s entry into your account and complete it. No one else can see it.

When you pay

The amount of the service, the status of payment, its number in the payment service and the mail address you indicated in the form. The card numbers we don't receive or store -- you enter them on the T-Bank pay page.

What counts itself

Viewing server pages, copying addresses, voices, and viewing articles. In order not to count one person twice, we need the sign "this is the same visitor": those who entered this number have an account; the others have a cryptographic print of the network (with IPv4 it's all address, with IPv6 it's the first half). The IP address itself is not stored in these counters -- just a print.

Plus regular web server logs: IP, time, what page, what answer, what browser. You need them when something's broken or someone's breaking the site.

When you use generators

The file you downloaded -- the skin, the image for the server icon, the painting, or the sky -- it doesn't get to either the disk or the database. It lives an hour in the operating memory under a name equal to the print of its contents and disappears itself. Resource splashes in distillation, mergers and converters don't leave your browser at all: they are read by your own device.

Nick Minecraft, who you enter into the skin generator or identify, goes to Mojang's servers for a picture of the skin, which is separately in the section "Danns outside Russia".

If you have JuxLauncher

While the launcher is open, he sends a random installation number and an "in or out" mark to the site once a minute -- they show how many people are online. Launcher's number is coming up with it. On the online account, he's not connected to an account or a nick, and two and a half minutes after his last signal, he'll be forgotten. The account-related luncher is a separate case, and it's lower.

When a launcher runs the game directly to the server, he tells the website the address of this server -- and only his -- without an installation number, a nick and an account. If there's a server in our catalogue, its owner sees statistics how many times it's been accessed through the launcher. A re-entry from the same network on the same day is not counted -- that takes up a 24-hour mark of the network rather than an IP address.

If you have linked JuxLauncher to your account

You need a link for your friends: you confirm it on the website with a code from the Launcher window. We're storing which launcher is linked: its installation number, version, system, when it was tied up and the last time it came into contact. You can only see all of this -- in settings, you can only see it -- there's a launcher, and you can't connect it to an account. Without that, you couldn't show it to you on the tie list.

As long as the launcher is open, he once a minute tells the website where you are: in a launcher, in a single game or on a server -- with a server address, a version of the game, a mod downloader, a nickname in the game, and a link to your mod modpack if there is one. This is only seen by your friends on the site and in the lounger, and only if you haven't turned it off. The status lives 2.5 minutes after the last signal and the database doesn't write; the base only has time left for the last "last time online".

The addresses of home and local networks (private IP, localhost, species names *local and *lan) we don't keep, and friends aren't allowed to see this signal; it becomes a single game.

The list of friends, applications and blockages is kept until you delete them or there's an account. Who sees where you play, whether you show that you're online, and if you accept applications, you decide in settings. Whoever you blocked doesn't see your status and can't send an application; we don't tell him.

If you agreed to analytics

Then Yandex Metrica is added - what exactly it collects is written below.

Each goal has its own legal basis and its own deadline. We do not process data that is not needed for any purpose.

The decisions that change things for you legally are not automatic (art. 16,152-FZ). The server's position in the rating is considered to be itself, but it has no bearing on your rights.

We do not send mailings: the site does not send letters at all. We do not use the data for advertising and do not share it with anyone.

The site does not have its own login form with a password. Who you are is confirmed by the service you choose, and we store one number.

When you press the entry button, you hit the page of Yandex ID (YANDEX OB, JUNE 10277002291993) or VK ID (VK CQ, FAX 1027739850962) and enter the data there. Your password from these services does not reach us and cannot reach us.

From the service, we ask for one right: the address of the mail. It is needed to get an account that was entered on JuXMC before entering the service and not to lose the added servers with it. Name, photograph, phone, friends are not requested.

From the response, only your account number with the service and a mark of what service it is are saved. The email address is not saved after verification.

What happens to the data on the side of the services themselves is written in them: yandex.ru/legal/confidential and vk.com/privacy.

Both services can be linked to one account. Untie one - write to us, order in the “Your rights” section.

Without which the site does not work

The two cookie are always played because without them, the website simply does not: sessionid keeps your entrance (living for two weeks, not available to script pages) and scrftoken protects forms from forgery. They are not asked to agree separately: without them, you cannot provide the service for which you have come (art. 6, 152-FZ, para.

Your analytics choices are not stored in cookies, but in your browser's local Vault - they remain on your device and are not sent to us.

Yandex Metrica - only if you allow

We use Yandex Metrica (counter No. 108548806) from YANDEX LLC, OGRN 1027700229193, 119021, Moscow, st. Lev Tolstoy, 16.

Her script is downloaded only after you press "Take All" in the banner at first entry. Until you do, and if you choose "only necessary", the script does not load and nothing goes to Yandex.

If you agree, Yandex leaves: IP address, cookie service itself, characteristics of the device and browser, where you come from, what pages you've seen and how many, clicks and scrolls.

We do not keep records of sessions (Webvisor): what you type in the fields - mail, messages, search - does not go to Yandex.

Yandex's official expansion of "Yandex.ru/support/metrica/general/opt-out.html" can also be refused.

There are no advertising networks or advertising cookies on the site.

Some of the data is public by purpose - it's worth understanding this before you write it.

Visible to any visitor, including search engines:

• nickname, profile page address, “about” text, avatar and registration date;
• “online” mark - it is calculated from the last login time;
• avatar: a head from a Minecraft skin based on your nickname, and if there is no licensed account with that nickname, a standard skin;
• public cards of your servers;
• cards of the servers you added.

The email address is never shown on public pages under any circumstances.

When the account is removed, the profile and signatures disappear. But we can't remove copies from search engines, web archives, and other people's screen shots -- it's not in our hands.

We do not sell data. Except for the cases below, we do not share them with anyone.

There are three companies that process data on our behalf (art. 6, 152, para. 3) — each has a contract that requires them to be kept secret and protected:

The payment data you enter directly on the T-Bank page. Card numbers, turnover codes and other props we don't get, see, or store.

Data is transferred to government agencies in the volume and manner established by law - upon a reasoned request.

We do not have any other counters, widgets, fonts or scripts from third-party sites: fonts and libraries are downloaded from our own domain.

The databases in which we collect and store data from Russian citizens are located in Russia, which is required by art. 18, 152, para. Russian hosting, equipment, too.

There's just one thing going abroad: Nick Minecraft. When you enter it into the generator or type it, our server asks Mojang Studios (Microsoft Corporation, USA) for a picture of the skin. Only the Nick himself is transferred -- your IP address doesn't go there, the request sends our server in its own name.

Grounds - clause 5, part 1, art. 6 152-FZ: without this request, the generator will not show what you came for.

What Mojang itself does with the data is written by Microsoft: privacy.microsoft.com.

Deadlines for each goal are in the table above. Here are the general rules.

We do not keep data for longer than necessary for the purpose, unless a different period is established by law or contract.

The account data live while the user agreement is in effect -- so until you delete the account. For inactivity, we don't remove the accounts: the server owner may not be in service for months, and the server has been running in a catalogue all this time.

When the purpose is achieved, consent is withdrawn or it turns out that the processing was illegal, the data is destroyed no later than 30 days.

What we are required to keep under the law -- details of tax payments and consent records -- remains until the end of our term, even after the account has been removed. By that time, you can only be identified at the mail address you indicated when paying.

We destroy it so that the contents cannot be restored.

We take legal, organizational and technical protection measures - this is required by Art. 18.1 and Art. 19 152-FZ. Here's what was actually done:

• the connection to the site is encrypted (HTTPS with HSTS);
• We don’t store our passwords at all - Yandex ID or VK ID will recognize you;
• login cookies are not accessible to page scripts and are transmitted only over a secure connection;
• there is protection against forgery of requests from other sites and from the introduction of someone else’s code into the page;
• everything that visitors write is cleared of executable markup before publication;
• The request frequency is limited both on the web server and in the application itself;
• the admin panel is located at a non-obvious address and is locked with a separate password;
• uploaded pictures are recoded, and the file name is replaced with a random one - your original name does not end up on the server;
• the server can only be accessed using a key, root login is disabled, selection is blocked.

From organizational: we're the only ones who have access to the data, the list is limited to what's needed for purposes above, and everything that can be done is not going to happen at all.

By law you can:

• find out what exactly we are processing about you, why, on what basis, how much we hold and to whom we transfer it (part 7 of article 14 152-FZ);
• Require that the data be corrected, blocked or deleted — if incomplete, outdated, inaccurate, obtained illegally or no longer necessary for the purpose;
• withdraw consent;
• complain about us to Roskomnadzor or go to court.

Please write to contact@juxmc.ru. We will answer no later than 10 working days; if we need more than five working days, and let's say it's done at 1st article 20 152-FZ.

How to confirm that the account is yours

There's no email address in the account on JuXMC, so the usual "write from the same address" doesn't work here. The order is: write to us from any address and name your nickname on the website. In return, we send a short code and ask you for time to put it in the self field in the profile settings -- only someone in the account can do it. The code appears on the profile page -- request accepted.

Delete account

On request, we also delete the account, profile, links to Yandex ID and VK ID, added servers, and everything you've written, not later than 30 days. The details of payments and consent records remain for a period of time from the section "How long do we keep the data?", which is required by law.

Withdraw consent

The consent of the analyst is answered on its own — the link to "Cookie Buildings" in the basement. We do not store data on payment by consent, but because tax legislation requires it — withdrawal does not remove them.

We understand that most of those who come here are school children, and we deliberately collect less: the site does not ask for a real name, date of birth, phone, address, or educational institution.

A parent or other legal representative consents to the processing of data for a person who is not yet 14 (art. 28 of the Russian Civil Code, art. 64, para. 1 of the Family Code). From 14 to 18 you act yourself within the limits of art. 26 of the Russian Criminal Code.

Paying services for minors are with the consent of the parents. We can't technically check the age of the payer and we assume that we're not being lied to.

The parent may request that the child's data processing be stopped and his account removed by a letter to the contact@juxmc.ru. We'll answer for 10 working days, delete it by 30 at the latest.

We do not build profiles of minors for advertising and do not give their data to advertising networks.

If we find that the data came to those who weren't supposed to, the law (art. 21,152-FZ, para. 3.1) obliges us to do the following, and we will:

• within 24 hours we will inform Roskomnadzor what happened, why, how it threatens people and what we have already done;
• within 72 hours we will report there the results of the internal investigation and who was the cause;
• we will eliminate the consequences and do everything to ensure that there is less harm.

We'll alert you to an ad on the website: we don't store email addresses at the accounts, write directly to you. We'll put it in the main and hold a minimum of 30 days.

The personal data processing is personally the responsibility of Efremov Vladislav Sergeyevich, who has no other staff on the site.

Data processing must be reported to Roskomnadzor (Article 22 152-FZ). The register of operators who submitted such a notification is open - pd.rkn.gov.ru.

Complain about us if you consider it necessary: ​​Roskomnadzor, 109992, Moscow, Kitaigorodsky proezd, 7, bldg. 2, rkn.gov.ru.

Our contacts are contact@juxmc.ru, +7 995 498-16-21. Efremov Vladislav Sergeievich, individual entrepreneur, INN 732590331558, OGRNIP 326730000073211, Russian Federation, Russian Federation Ulyanovsk.

We will provide a postal address for written requests upon request - write to the address above.

We can change it. The current version is always here, at the same address, and the revision date is at the top of the page.

If the changes are serious -- we start collecting something new, there will be a new target or a new recipient -- we'll alert a visible message on the website in at least 10 days.

We record which edition was in effect at the time you gave consent along with the consent itself.