Manage privacy and account controls
Review Clan Labs privacy preferences and sign-in sessions without weakening community security.
Last updatedClan Labs user settings separate personal account controls from community settings. Changing a personal preference does not change the selected community’s staff permissions, subscription, or operational analytics.
Privacy preferences
Open User Settings → Privacy to review the current choices. Clan Labs offers Allow performance analytics where the deployment’s consent rules apply. Necessary technologies remain on because they are required for sign-in, security, and core service operation.
Optional product analytics is separate from the community analytics feature used by staff. Withdrawing optional analytics consent does not remove a community’s operational records or disable its management dashboards.
Review sign-in sessions
Use the account or session area shown in Clan Labs to inspect active sign-ins and revoke sessions you no longer recognise or use.
- Confirm the device or session is genuinely yours.
- Revoke an unfamiliar or obsolete session.
- Change credentials with the relevant identity provider if you suspect compromise.
- Review community audits for unexpected actions made from your account.
Revoking a session does not rotate a community API key. Manage API credentials separately in Settings → API Keys.
Account and data controls
Only rely on self-service export, erasure, or account-management actions that Clan Labs currently displays as available. Some data-management interfaces are deployment-controlled; this documentation does not promise a control that is hidden in the live dashboard. Contact support for an applicable privacy request when the required self-service action is not presented.
Independent community moderation records or legal retention requirements can still apply after a personal account request. Follow the explanation shown during the supported flow.
Keep the account secure
- Use an individual Discord and Clan Labs account.
- Never share browser sessions, API keys, Roblox cookies, or Open Cloud secrets.
- Re-authenticate only on official Clan Labs, Discord, or Roblox hostnames.
- Remove access promptly when a staff member changes role.
- Preserve timestamps and IDs—not credentials—when reporting suspicious activity.
For API secrets, see Create and manage API keys. Use the Clan Labs support server for a privacy request that cannot be completed through Clan Labs.