In the digital arena, every click, every pause, every weapon swap leaves a trace. At Digavo, we use these traces to understand how you play, so we can optimize the game for you—not just the hardware. This policy details how we collect, use, and protect that data to build a faster, smoother, and more responsive gaming experience.
Session Analysis
Session ID: #A7F3C2 | Input Latency: 2.1ms
Section 1
These are the non-negotiables. Without them, the Digavo app cannot function. They are tied to your session, enabling the secure login process, remembering your calibration preferences (like your preferred refresh rate or macro setup), and ensuring the game's anti-cheat systems recognize your authorized session. They are temporary, deleted when you close your browser, and contain no personal data beyond your unique session ID.
Technical Note
These cookies are first-party only, meaning they originate strictly from digavo.pro and are not shared with third-party domains.
This is where we learn. These cookies (which are strictly optional and require your explicit consent) collect anonymized data on app performance. We track metrics like frame rate stability, input latency spikes, and network jitter patterns *without* linking them to your personal identity. This data helps us answer real player scenarios: "Why does my FPS drop in dense environments?" or "Is my 240Hz monitor being utilized correctly?" The goal is to build better optimization profiles for everyone.
Section 2
For anyone scrutinizing our data handling—be it a tournament organizer, a hardware reviewer, or a privacy-conscious player—this is where we address the scrutiny head-on.
None, for analytics. Session IDs are anonymized. Only your email (for account) and billing details (if you subscribe) are personally identifiable, and these are held in a separate, encrypted database compliant with standard security practices.
No. Digavo operates in a separate layer. Our cookies do not interact with or modify game files. Anti-cheat systems see our app as a trusted overlay, and our performance data collection is passive and read-only.
No. Our business model is based on software subscription, not data brokerage. Aggregated, anonymous data may be used in public benchmarks (e.g., "average input latency for Valorant players"), but your individual data is never sold.
We use distinct cookie profiles per game title (e.g., a 'Valorant' profile, a 'CS2' profile). This allows for precise, game-specific optimizations without cross-contamination of settings or data across your gaming library.
Session cookies expire on browser close. Analytics cookies expire after 12 months, but you can opt-out at any time, which will delete active analytics data associated with your session.
Section 3
Our methodology is iterative. We would reconsider our approach if:
When you consent, a lightweight script activates. It measures input-to-frame delta (how long a click takes to register on screen) and frame rendering consistency (variation between frames). This data is compressed, encrypted with a session key, and sent to our analytics endpoint once per gameplay session—not in real-time, to minimize performance impact.
Note: You can disable this process entirely in the app's 'Performance & Privacy' settings without losing core functionality.
Our commitment to transparency is as important as our commitment to performance. If you need clarification beyond this policy, our privacy team is available during business hours.
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