Who is responsible
AOE2TEAM is operated by a non-professional publisher. Privacy requests can be sent to privacy@aoe2team.uk. General or legal correspondence can be sent to contact@aoe2team.uk.
Only the data needed to run AOE2TEAM.
Match analysis remains available without an account. Google or Steam sign-in is optional.
Data used
For public match analysis, AOE2TEAM uses public Age of Empires II player and match data, including profile identifiers, player names, ratings, match information and replay data when available. If you choose to sign in, AOE2TEAM stores the identifier supplied by Google or Steam, your account display name, your optional linked AoE profile and any favorites you save. Google may also provide your email address. Steam sign-in provides your Steam identifier; AOE2TEAM does not receive your Steam password.
Why it is used
Public game and account data are used to provide the analysis and account features you request. This processing is necessary to provide those services. Limited technical and security processing is based on AOE2TEAM's legitimate interest in operating and protecting the service. A strictly necessary session cookie keeps you signed in; it is not used for advertising.
Providers and retention
The site uses service providers needed for hosting, domain/DNS operation and authentication, including OpenAI/ChatGPT Sites, Cloudflare, Google when Google sign-in is chosen, and Steam when Steam sign-in is chosen. These providers may process data outside the EEA under their applicable safeguards. Account data are kept while the account is used and may be removed after 24 months of inactivity. You can delete your account earlier at any time. AOE2TEAM does not sell account data and does not use advertising tracking in this release.
Your rights
Where the GDPR applies, you may request access, correction or deletion of your personal data and exercise other applicable rights. Signed-in users can export or delete their account directly. Requests can be sent to privacy@aoe2team.uk. You may also lodge a complaint with the CNIL.