Privacy Policy

LAST UPDATED · 26 September 2026

This policy explains how SixScope handles information in the SixScope iOS, Android and web apps.

Premium and purchase verification

Apple or Google processes payment for optional Premium subscriptions. RevenueCat receives a separate pseudonymous purchase identifier, store transaction data and subscription status to verify purchases, renewals, restoration and access, and provide subscription revenue analytics. Superwall displays subscription offers and receives the same pseudonymous purchase identifier, subscription status, app language, device/app information and paywall interaction events to deliver and measure the paywall. The device profile’s private authentication credential is not sent to RevenueCat or Superwall. SixScope stores the purchase-identity mapping and claimed monthly accents. We do not receive full card or bank details. Deleting your device profile removes this mapping and claimed accents; it does not automatically delete store transactions or RevenueCat purchase records. Contact support for purchase-data requests. Profile deletion does not cancel a subscription.

Who operates SixScope

SixScope is operated by W.G.M.I Consulting FZE under the WGMI Studios developer identity. Privacy questions and requests can be sent to daniel@wgmiconsulting.com.

SixScope is an independent fan-made information app and is not affiliated with Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive.

Information we collect

SixScope creates a pseudonymous installation profile so points, daily quiz attempts, referrals, forum posts, reports, blocks and reward history can work across sessions. It contains an app-generated random device identifier, generated username, referral code, point balance, participation records and timestamps. It is not a Rockstar, PlayStation, Xbox or email login.

Accounts are optional. If you sign in under Settings → Account, our sign-in provider Clerk stores your email address and how you signed in (Apple, Google, Discord or an emailed code). With Apple, Google or Discord, that service shares your email address with Clerk (Apple can pass on a private relay address) and, depending on the service and what you allow, your name or username and profile picture; we use this only to sign you in. Your pseudonymous profile is then linked to the account so your points, streaks, crew and Premium access can move to another phone. If your account already has a profile when you sign in on a phone with its own guest profile, that phone switches to the account’s profile: its guest points move over (at most once a month) and the rest of the guest profile is deleted. Other players never see your email address. Changing your username, profile picture or character look and starting a crew may require an account; everything else works as a guest.

In app versions that offer accounts, the app contacts Clerk when it starts so sign-in is ready. For players who do not sign in, Clerk receives only ordinary connection data (such as IP address, device and app information) and keeps an anonymous session record for the installation, but no email address and no profile data.

Core features do not require your legal name, email address, phone number, precise location, contacts, microphone, financial information, passwords, platform credentials, or government identifiers. Optional creator applications and clip submissions may include the contact details and videos you choose to provide. Video-library access is requested only when you choose a clip to upload.

If you voluntarily enable notifications, we store the notification address needed to deliver them. On iOS and Android this is an Expo push token plus platform, language, app-generated device identifier and last-updated time. On the web this is a browser push endpoint, encryption keys, language and app-generated device identifier. These identifiers are not used for advertising or cross-app tracking.

Our hosting and database providers may process ordinary network information, such as IP address, device type, operating-system version, timestamps, and security logs, to deliver and protect the service.

If you watch a live stream inside the app, we record the minutes watched and the channel name against your pseudonymous profile so watch time can credit virtual points. If you apply to the creator program, we store the creator name, platform, channel link and contact you enter until the application is processed and, if approved, for the duration of the partnership.

If you enter the weekly clip challenge, we store the clip link or the uploaded video file, the title you give it, your pseudonymous username, your votes and reports, and, only if you choose to provide it, a contact so we can reach you if you win. Uploaded files are published to the SixScope YouTube channel and then deleted from our storage; the YouTube video stays on that channel under the licence you grant when submitting.

Your wardrobe character is stored with your pseudonymous profile so other players see it next to your lobby and crew chat messages. If you add a profile picture, your device crops and shrinks it to 256 × 256 pixels before upload, and we store it with your profile to show in its place. Before other players can see a new photo, the image alone (without your username or identifiers) is sent to OpenAI’s moderation service for an automated safety check; photos that fail are deleted, and photos that cannot be checked wait for a moderator. Players can report a photo; three reports from profiles at least a day old hide it until a moderator reviews it. Removing the photo in Settings → Profile picture, or deleting your profile, deletes the stored file.

How we use information

Profile and participation data is used to provide the daily quiz, level and point economy, referrals, private crews, community posting, safety controls and fraud/rate-limit enforcement. A private crew stores its name, join code, membership roles, pseudonymous usernames, an optional Discord invite link set by its owner, and crew chat messages; only crew members can read the chat, and messages are deleted after 30 days. A reply to your forum thread creates an in-app notification record (thread title, the replier’s username and time). Your pseudonymous username and the points you earn each month appear on the public monthly leaderboard. The public lobby chat stores your messages with your username and level for 7 days; three reports from players whose profiles are at least a day old hide a message until a moderator reviews it, and 100-point jackpots on the daily wheel are announced there with your username. While the app is open it sends an activity signal every two minutes so the lobby can show how many players are online; only the time of the latest signal is stored, and it is deleted after one hour. The legal basis is performance of the service you request and our legitimate interest in operating it safely. Notification data is used only with consent to send the optional alerts you request.

SixScope does not sell personal information, use behavioral advertising, or share profile or notification identifiers for another company’s marketing. Points have no cash value and cannot be bought or transferred.

Advertising

Android builds with advertising enabled use Google AdMob for non-personalized ads: no ads in your first two sessions; after that, at most one full-screen ad per hour when the app opens and a labeled ad after every fifth story in the News feed, plus an optional video you can choose to watch for one extra daily spin. Google may process IP addresses (including approximate location), ad interactions, diagnostics and app/device identifiers to deliver ads, measure performance and prevent fraud. SixScope blocks Android advertising-ID permission and does not send its profile or push identifiers to AdMob. Where required, the Google consent form appears before ads are requested; you can revisit available choices in Settings → Ad privacy choices. The rest of the app remains usable without ads. Internal Android QA and iOS advertising TestFlight builds use Google test ads. Advertising-enabled iOS builds show non-personalized AdMob ads after every fifth news story, after the first two sessions. The same consent and ad privacy controls apply on iOS. Premium removes these ads. iOS does not offer AdMob rewarded spins or app-open ads. On iOS, a stream opens a SixScope player screen. Twitch may use device identifiers, viewing activity and ad interactions for personalized advertising and measurement in its embed. The embedded player loads only after Apple tracking permission is granted. Without that permission, the same stream remains available in a system-owned browser player sheet. SixScope cannot read that viewer’s browsing data. No watch-time rewards are offered on iOS, regardless of permission. On Android, a stream you open plays in Twitch's embedded player inside SixScope; Twitch may use device identifiers, viewing activity and ad interactions for personalized advertising and measurement in its embed. SixScope does not send its profile or push identifiers to Twitch. Quiz, daily-wheel and collection features remain available independently of tracking. Twitch applies its own privacy policy to video and advertising.

Service providers and external links

• Convex hosts the app database and notification records.
• Clerk provides optional account sign-in. It stores the email address and sign-in details of players who create an account and receives ordinary connection data from app versions that offer accounts, as described above.
• Apple, Google and Discord sign you in only when you choose them for an account; they apply their own privacy policies.
• Expo provides iOS and Android notification delivery infrastructure.
• Google and Apple/browser push services route messages to your device as applicable.
• News articles and trailers open on the source publisher’s website or YouTube. Those third parties receive your request and apply their own privacy policies.
• Official documentation and source links open external websites only after you choose them. Those sites apply their own policies. SixScope does not append profile identifiers to those links.

Third-party content and partner links

Live stream listings show public Twitch streams in the Grand Theft Auto categories, refreshed from Twitch's public API. Opening or watching a stream sends your request to Twitch, which applies its own terms and privacy policy. SixScope shares nothing with Twitch or the creator beyond the standard stream request.

The Game keys screen links to Keyfinder, a partner price-comparison service. SixScope may earn a commission on purchases you make there at no extra cost to you. Keyfinder receives your request and any search term you entered. SixScope does not process payments and receives no purchase details.

Featured creators are ranked by attributed profile creations from their invite links; only the creator name, channel link and aggregate counts are shown.

Clip playback is embedded from YouTube (youtube-nocookie.com); YouTube receives your request when a clip plays and applies its own privacy policy.

Retention, deletion, and your choices

Open Settings → Profile & data → Delete profile to remove the installation profile, profile picture and character, points, quiz attempts, referrals, crew membership, crew chat and lobby messages, forum content, reports, blocks, reward and leaderboard records, online status and notification records linked to the app-generated identifier. If the profile joined with a referral code, SixScope keeps a one-way hash of the identifier with that code so a deleted and re-created profile cannot collect referral rewards twice; the hash cannot be turned back into the identifier. If you own a non-empty private crew, ownership transfers to its oldest remaining member; an empty crew is deleted. Turning notifications off separately deletes the matching notification delivery record. If you are signed in, Settings → Account → Delete account does the same and also deletes your Clerk sign-in and its email address. Signing out keeps the account; that phone starts a fresh guest profile.

You may also request access, correction, or deletion by emailing daniel@wgmiconsulting.com. Community reports may be retained only as necessary to document and prevent serious abuse or meet legal obligations, then deleted or anonymized.

You also have the right to lodge a complaint with a data protection supervisory authority, in particular in the EU or EEA country where you live or work or where you believe an infringement took place.

Operational backups and security logs may persist for a limited period under our providers’ retention schedules before automatic deletion. We retain information only as long as necessary for the purposes described here or to meet legal obligations.

Security and international processing

Data is transmitted using HTTPS/TLS. Access is limited to the systems and people needed to operate the service. Providers may process data in the United States or other countries using contractual and legal safeguards required for international transfers.

Children and changes

SixScope is intended for adults aged 18 and over. SixScope is not designed for or directed to children. Contact us if you believe a child’s information was provided and should be deleted.

We may update this policy when the app or law changes. The current version and update date will remain available at this URL and inside the app.

Contact

W.G.M.I Consulting FZE — Privacy contact: daniel@wgmiconsulting.com. We aim to respond to verified privacy requests within 30 days.

Contact

daniel@wgmiconsulting.com