Privacy that is not buried in the fine print
If you run a Discord server for a company, a club or a brand, you are responsible for your members’ data. Noxa is built so you can actually show how that data is handled.
What it does
- Servers in Germany
- Application, database and backups run at Hetzner Online GmbH in Germany. Discord itself is US-based — unavoidable for a Discord bot, which is why it is named in the data processing agreement rather than left out.
- Encrypted before it is stored
- Ticket messages, unban appeals and moderation reasons are encrypted before they reach the database — each server with its own key. Backups are encrypted too.
- Processing agreement and retention
- The data processing agreement is published on the site, not handed out on request. Retention periods run as scheduled jobs, not as a statement of intent.
- Access and deletion
- Every account can export its data and delete itself — in the dashboard, without writing to support. Moderation and ticket entries stay as that server’s own record, but with no link back to the deleted account.
How to set it up
- Invite Noxa — the data processing agreement applies from first use, no paperwork by post.
- Switch on only the areas you actually need — what is off processes nothing.
- List Noxa as a processor in your own privacy policy.