Aerobit Privacy

Updated November 6, 2026

This page explains the basic information the Aerobit website collects and uses.

Website visits

When you open Aerobit, the server records the visit time and may record your IP address and a general device/browser description (such as “Chromebook · Chrome”). If you log in or sign up shortly afterward in the same browser tab, the visit may also be associated with your Aerobit username. These details are visible only to the site's original owners in their private statistics dashboard.

IP addresses and these visit details are retained for up to seven days. Older visits may remain in aggregate website-traffic counts, without their IP or device details. Device labels are approximate. A shared IP address does not identify a particular person.

Accounts and chat

When you create an account, Aerobit stores your username, password-verification data rather than your plaintext password, account rank, and basic account information. Chat messages and some moderation and account activity records are stored to operate and moderate the service. Messages you send to Global Chat are visible to other players in the chat. Direct messages are delivered to their intended recipients. These account and chat records are not subject to the seven-day website-visit retention period.

Sign-in and security

Aerobit uses per-tab session cookies to keep you signed in, and server-side rate limiting and network-related records to help protect accounts and prevent abuse. Sessions can last up to seven days unless you log out. The website is hosted using Cloudflare services, which process requests to deliver the site.

Questions

If you have questions about privacy or your account information, contact the Aerobit site owner. The owner should provide a reliable contact method before a public launch.

Children's privacy

Aerobit is still in development. Before opening a service to children under 13, the operator should check the additional privacy, notice, and parental-consent requirements that may apply. This page alone does not satisfy every legal requirement.