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To log something after it has happened, Quark has to hold on to it first. A deleted message can only be shown if Quark kept a copy while it existed. This section explains what Quark keeps, for how long, and how you control it.
The privacy policy is the authoritative statement of how Quark handles data. These pages explain the same things from the point of view of someone running a server.

What Quark receives from Discord

Once Quark is in your server, it receives the following. Copies of files are only kept once a log channel is set. Quark does not receive direct messages, email addresses, or anything from servers it has not been added to.

Where it goes

  • Your log channels on Discord. Once a log is posted, it is a Discord message in your server. Your staff control who can see it, and it stays until you delete it.
  • Quark’s own storage, for a limited time. See behaviour for how long and storage for how it is protected.
  • The log viewer, which shows the same logs on the web to people you allow. See log viewer.

Your responsibilities

If you add Quark to a server, tell your members that messages, files and activity are logged, and decide carefully who can see your log channels and who has dashboard access.

Behaviour

How long each kind of data is kept

Storage

How stored data is protected