Privacy and cookies
Last updated: 14 November 2026.
Data controller
The site’s publisher (see the legal notice), who can be reached at contact@cheatpad.net.
Cookies
The site sets no cookies for its visitors and shows no advertising. Audience measurement uses no cookies (see “Audience measurement”). Fonts, styles and scripts are served by Cheatpad; only the bot check on the submission and sign-in forms and audience measurement come from another site (see below). Signing in to an account uses no cookies (see “Local storage”). Only the admin area, reserved for the publisher, uses sign-in cookies that it needs to work.
Local storage
Your console choice (PS5 or Xbox Series) and, if you change it, your light or dark theme choice are saved in your browser’s local storage, only to show the right button sequences and colours. They are never sent anywhere. You can clear them at any time from your browser settings.
If you sign in to an account, the session (sign-in tokens, no password) is also kept in local storage until you sign out. It is needed to keep you signed in and is only sent to Supabase (see “Accounts”).
Hosting
The host, Cloudflare, Inc., processes technical data, such as IP addresses, to deliver pages and protect the site from abuse. This data may be processed in the United States, under the EU–US Data Privacy Framework, in which Cloudflare participates. Cheatpad does not use it.
Audience measurement
To know which pages are read and improve the site, Cheatpad uses Cloudflare Web Analytics. A small script, served by Cloudflare, sends the page address, the site you came from, your device and browser type, your country and loading times for each page view. It sets no cookies, writes nothing to local storage and computes no fingerprint of your browser: Cloudflare states that it does not track visitors from one page or visit to the next. The publisher only sees overall statistics, never data about an individual.
This measurement, limited to anonymous statistics about the site itself, does not require your consent. You can still block it with a content blocker; the site will work just the same.
Messages sent to the publisher
If you write to contact@cheatpad.net, your email address and message are only used to reply to you. They are stored with Apple’s iCloud Mail service and kept for no more than one year after our last exchange.
Cheat submissions
When you submit a cheat, we store the console, the button sequence or number, the effect you describe, the category you chose and the page language, with no name or email address. Submissions are hosted by Supabase, in the European Union, and are only used to test cheats before they are published.
To limit submissions to 5 a day, a fingerprint of your connection is computed from your IP address with a secret key that changes every day. The IP address itself is not stored, and the fingerprint is deleted the next day.
The bot check on the submission and sign-in forms is provided by Cloudflare Turnstile. It only loads when you start filling in the form, and analyses technical data from your browser; Cloudflare states that it only processes the data strictly necessary for this check.
Accounts
An account is optional. It stores your email address, the dates it was created and last used, and the cheats you added to your favourites and the missions you ticked off. This data is only used to provide this service, which you ask for by creating the account. It is hosted by Supabase, in Paris, in the European Union.
To sign in, a code valid for 10 minutes is sent to you by email, through the Brevo email service (European Union). Signing in is protected by the bot check described below. Supabase keeps a security log of sign-ins (IP address, browser), deleted after six months.
From the My account page, you can download your data and delete your account at any time: everything is erased immediately. An account whose address was never confirmed is erased after one day, and an account not used for two years is erased automatically.
Your rights
You can ask to access, correct or delete your data, or object to its processing, by writing to contact@cheatpad.net. If you believe your rights are not respected, you can complain to the CNIL, the French data protection authority.
Changes
This page will be updated before advertising is added. A banner will then let you accept or refuse non-essential cookies, with both options equally easy.