Privacy

The mod

NCPD: First Response makes no network requests of any kind. Not one. In this stack, redscript has no HTTP capability at all, so the mod has no way to contact a server even if it wanted to. Nothing is sent anywhere: no analytics, no crash reporting, no update check. What the project calls telemetry is local; the next paragraph says exactly what it is.

The mod creates no files of its own: no JSON, no caches, no profiles. It does write lines into the game’s own log, gamelog.log, describing what happened in each call, to help find bugs. Those lines stay on your machine. If you send that log to the project as a tester, you are the one sending it; the mod never does.

The only data the mod stores in your save is three persistent fields: which patrol unit is your active one, whether you have one out, and the list of units you have called, so the mod can take them off the street after you load a save. They are plain references to vehicle records; if you remove the mod, nothing reads them. That is the entire storage footprint. It lives inside your own save file, on your own machine, and never leaves either.

Duty state is deliberately not persistent. Whether you are on duty is rebuilt each session rather than written into the save, so loading a save never drops you into a shift you did not start.

This website

This site is statically rendered. Every page is built ahead of time and served as plain files. There is no account system, no comment form, no newsletter signup and no database holding anything about you.

This site currently has no analytics of any kind, from any provider. No cookies are set. No personal data is collected. This project stores nothing about your visit.

The typefaces are bundled with the site at build time and served from the same domain, so viewing a page does not send a request to a font host or to any other third party.

The one thing outside this project’s control is the host that serves the files. Like any web host, it may keep ordinary server access logs. That is standard infrastructure logging, not something this site requests or reads.

If this changes

If analytics are ever added, this policy will be updated before or at the same time. It will name the provider and say what is measured and how long it is kept. A privacy policy that describes things that do not exist is worse than no policy at all, so this page will be kept accurate rather than broad.