# This is an implementation of the GDPR.txt specification: https://gdpr-txt.org/
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# This file lists the processing purposes and data gathered by
# Team Fortress 2 Classified's Sentry integration.
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# Everything listed here is **opt-out** and will be gathered unless
# you use the launch parameter to disable Sentry. Hence,
# the "required" field is universally "yes".
# -
# This is a departure from the Sourcemod (TF2 Classic), as many other games do
# not explicitly request permission for Sentry, however we also anonymize data
# more aggressively.
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# If you change your mind later, you can also opt-out by launching
# your game with the "-nosentry" parameter.

# Last updated: Febuary 13, 2026

purpose: Provide developers with crash information to identify and resolve issues.
lawfulness: legitimate interest

data: backtrace
required: yes
visibility: developers
description:
    The backtrace is processed out of your crash dump, containing "a
    hierarchical trace of the function calls made by a program, used in
    debugging", and is essential in identifying the cause of a crash.
mitigation:
    Since this includes absolute paths to library and executable names, our
    processor (Sentry) automatically filters out usernames from these paths,
    since these could feasibly be real and unique names.

data: user
required: yes
visibility: developers
description:
    Your Steam ID is used to identify the number of unique users encountering
    a specific crash. This is hashed and salted on your device, and cannot be
    traced back to a specific person.

data: os
required: yes
visibility: developers
description:
    Your OS version (Windows release number, or Linux kernel version) is used
    to track whether or not crashes are operating system-specific, and whether
    they're connected to any particular versions. Linux kernel versions can
    typically also be linked to specific distribution releases, e.g., Ubuntu
    22.04.

data: current-map
required: yes
visibility: developers
description:
    This is the map you're playing on whenever your client crashes. A large
    number of crashes are ultimately caused by map behavior which Team
    Fortress 2 Classified handles incorrectly. A map name helps us find and test
    the map ourselves and find what the exact issue is, in cases where a
    backtrace alone may not be helpful.

data: release
required: yes
visibility: developers
description:
    The version of Team Fortress 2 Classified that crashes. This is essential
    information for determining exactly which versions of the game a crash is
    present in, and to assist in internal beta testing which uses numerous
    release candidate builds.