Privacy policy
What TFT Search stores, what it does not, in plain language.
No accounts, no sign-in, and nothing personal is ever asked of you. The site sets exactly one cookie, and it only remembers the language you chose.
Last updated: 21 September 2026
Four numbers that sum it up
The details
The four numbers above, explained in full.
The one cookie
A cookie named tft_locale, holding a single value: vi or en. It is set when you press the language button, and is used only so that the site opens in the language you picked. It lasts one year and you can delete it at any time in your browser settings. Deleting it breaks nothing — the site simply falls back to Vietnamese.
No tracking tools
The site has no Google Analytics, no social-media pixels, and embeds no third-party tracking code of any kind. No user profile is built, and no data about you is sold or shared — simply because there is none to sell.
When you look up a player
On the lookup page, the Riot ID you type is sent to the Riot Games API to fetch that match history, and the result is shown on screen. TFT Search keeps no record of your search and does not remember who you looked up.
Your IP address is held briefly in server memory to cap how many lookups can be made per minute, which stops one person from exhausting the shared API quota. The IP is never written to a database and disappears when the server process restarts.
Advertising
The site currently shows NO advertising and embeds no ad-network code. If that changes, this section will be rewritten to name the network and the cookies involved, with a new date at the top of this page — it will not be added quietly.
Changes to this policy
This policy changes when the way the site works changes. The date at the top is when the text was last edited, not the day you happen to be reading it.
Questions?
If anything here is unclear, or you want to know exactly how a particular piece of data is handled, just message me.
@newdie666 ↗