Privacy policy

Who looks after your data

The site is published by NRW, as a private individual, as a personal and non-commercial project. He decides what is stored, and why. Contact: contact@a-nerow.fr.

Without an account: everything stays on your device

One Destiny stores your progress in the local storage of your browser: the life under way, your profile (coins, tokens, unlocks, feats, game history) and your settings (sound, animations, text size).

This data is never transmitted: Destiny uses no game server and no account. It can only be read from this browser, on this device. Clearing the site data, or using the reset button in the Settings, erases it for good. No copy of it exists anywhere else, which also means it cannot be recovered.

With an Odyssey online account

The account is free, needed to play the Odyssey, and requires you to be 15 or older. It keeps your characters on the game server and is used for the features shared with other players. Depending on the features you use, it stores on the game server:

• Your account: your e-mail address, your password (kept by the sign-in server as a hash, never in plain text), your two-factor authentication if you turn it on, and the dates on which you accepted the terms of use and confirmed your age.
• Discord, if you use it to sign in: your ID, your username, your avatar and your Discord e-mail address.
• Your username, visible to all players.
• Your online game: characters and progress, inventory, Auction House listings and history, and your place on the Abyss leaderboard (username, character name, race and level, floor reached).
• The chat: your messages, and the players you block.
• Moderation: the reports you send or that concern you, and any sanctions.
• Security: the sign-in log (e-mail address, IP address, date), and technical traces used to detect cheating (fight commands, automatic alerts).
• Bug reports, if you send any: your message, the page concerned, technical information (game and site version, screen and browser, language, your device's time, the state of your character in play, and the page's latest technical errors, without the parameters of addresses) and the account that sends it. They are kept for 1 year, or until the account is deleted.

Your sign-in session is kept in your browser's local storage, so that you stay signed in. Signing out erases it.

Each use of this data rests on a legal basis set out in the GDPR:

• Performance of the contract, that is the terms of use you accept when you choose your username: your account, signing in with Discord, your username, your online game, the chat and the game's e-mails.
• The publisher's legitimate interest in protecting the game and its players: security (sign-in log, anti-robot check), the fight against cheating, moderation, and bug reports used to fix the game.
• The publisher's legitimate interest in knowing how the site is used: audience measurement, without cookies and in totals only (see below).

No use rests on your consent: the game's only cookie, the language one, is strictly necessary for it to work.

Where your data is, and who sees it

Online account data is hosted by the publisher himself, on his own server located in France. Only the publisher and, to handle reports, the game's moderators have access to it. Other players only see what is public: your username, your messages (with, next to them, the level of your most advanced character), your listings and your place on the leaderboard.

A few service providers are involved, each for a precise task:

• Vercel hosts the site. Like any web server, it technically handles the information needed to send the pages, including your IP address, your browser and the page requested. I have access to no log that names anyone.
• Cloudflare carries the traffic between your browser and the game server. Its Turnstile tool checks that you are not a robot at sign-up, at e-mail sign-in, when the confirmation e-mail is sent again and when you ask for a new password (not when signing in with Discord).
• Brevo sends the game's e-mails (address confirmation, codes, new password), from the address no-reply@onedestiny.fr. For that, it receives your e-mail address and the content of the message.
• Discord, only if you choose to sign in with it.

Vercel, Cloudflare and Discord are companies based in the United States: what they receive may therefore leave the European Union. All three are certified under the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework, the framework recognised by the European Commission for these transfers. No data is sold, rented or shared for commercial purposes.

How long it is kept

• Your account, your username and your characters: as long as the account exists.
• General chat messages: 30 days. Private and crew messages: 90 days.
• Auction House history: 1 year.
• Fights: 30 days, and 48 hours for the detail of commands. Earnings log and fight statistics: 90 days.
• Abyss leaderboard: the current week and the 12 previous ones.
• Sign-in log: 90 days.
• Reports: 1 year after they are handled, or 1 year after they are sent if they were never handled. Automatic alerts: 1 year.
• Sanctions: 1 year after they end. Moderation log and log of administrator actions: 1 year.

Deleting your account

You can delete your account at any time from the Account page. It is disabled at once and your sessions are closed. Its data is then erased in the background, within a few minutes: characters, items, listings, messages, sign-in identity (e-mail, Discord, two-factor) and sign-in log. Your name is removed from the Auction House history.

All that remains is the log of administrator actions (1 year) and, if a sanction is ongoing, a fingerprint of your e-mail address: a code derived from the address, which cannot be read back but can recognise a new account created with it. It replaces your identifier in the moderation traces, and disappears when the sanction ends.

Audience measurement

Two Vercel tools are active:

• Web Analytics: counts page views, country and device type, in aggregate.
• Speed Insights: records performance measurements (display time, responsiveness) so that whatever drags can be repaired.

Neither of these tools sets any cookie, builds any advertising profile or makes it possible to follow you from one site to another. The addresses they receive are stripped of their parameters, so that no sign-in code ever reaches them. All I get out of them are totals, never the path of one particular person.

Cookies, advertising, resale

The game sets one single cookie, and only if you pick a language yourself in the Settings. It remembers that choice, holds nothing other than fr, en or es, lasts a year and serves only to open the game in the right language on your next visit. It cannot identify you and cannot follow you: it is a strictly necessary cookie, and it does not call for consent.

The game sets no other cookie. It shows no advertising, contains no third-party tracker and neither sells nor shares anything. No data is monetised.

Without that cookie, the language shown on arrival is simply the one your browser declares it prefers. That information is neither stored nor passed on to anyone: it is read for the length of the redirection, then forgotten.

Minimum age

Solo mode collects no personal information, and stays open to everyone. The online account requires you to be 15 or older: in France, this is the age from which you can agree on your own to an online service using your data (Article 8 of the GDPR, Article 45 of the French Data Protection Act). Below that age, a parent's consent would also be needed: the game therefore offers no account before 15.

Your rights

For your online account data, you have the right to access it, correct it, erase it, receive a copy of it in a machine-readable format (portability) and object to its use. Your username and password are changed, and your account is deleted, from the Account page. For everything else, including a copy of your data, write to contact@a-nerow.fr.

You keep full control of what is stored on your device, and you can erase it at any moment without asking me. If you believe your rights are not respected, you can lodge a complaint with the CNIL, the French data protection authority (cnil.fr).

Publisher and contact

Site published by NRW, a personal and non-commercial project. Contact: contact@a-nerow.fr. Site hosting: Vercel Inc., 440 N Barranca Ave #4133, Covina, CA 91723, United States. Online account hosting: the publisher's server, in France.

One Destiny is an independent fan project, with no connection to the rights holders of One Piece.

Last updated: 28 October 2026.