Privacy policy
Last updated: November 14, 2026
This page explains what TPScroll (tpscroll.com) learns about you, why, and how to have it removed. We try to collect as little as possible.
Who we are
TPScroll is a non-commercial fan site with Dota 2 statistics. For any question about your data, write to the address on the Contacts page.
When you visit the site
You do not need an account. Our server sees your IP address and the page you open. The IP address is used only in the server's memory to stop too many requests from one address; it is not written to our database.
Requests pass through Cloudflare, which protects the site and provides HTTPS; Cloudflare processes your IP address under its own privacy policy.
We have no analytics, no advertising and no tracking pixels.
Signing in with Steam
Sign-in goes through Steam (OpenID): you enter your password on the Steam site, we never see it.
After sign-in we keep in a signed cookie in your browser: your SteamID, Dota 2 account ID, nickname and a link to your avatar. The cookie is valid for 30 days, signing out deletes it. We do not store it in our database.
Cookies and browser storage
The only cookie is the sign-in session, it is needed for the site to work, so we do not show a cookie banner.
The list of your recent searches and your choice to load the Twitch player are kept in your browser (localStorage) and are never sent to us. You can remove entries in the search box or clear the site data in the browser.
Game data about players
Player profiles, matches, heroes and ranks come from public sources: Valve (Steam and the Dota 2 game coordinator), OpenDota and STRATZ; esports data from PandaScore and Liquipedia. We only see what is public in Dota 2 (the "Expose Public Match Data" setting).
To show pages faster we keep compact facts about matches (heroes, positions, match statistics) and saved answers of these services.
Content of other services
Hero, item and avatar images load from the Valve and Steam servers, flags from flagcdn.com, and matchup pages can show the Twitch video player, which loads only after you click it. When your browser loads them, these services see your IP address and may set their own cookies (Twitch, once its player is loaded).
How to remove your data
1. In Dota 2 turn off "Expose Public Match Data" in the settings: after that your new matches stop being public for every statistics site, ours included.
2. Write to us with your Dota 2 account ID or a link to your profile: within 30 days we delete what our database and caches keep about this profile.
Where and how long
The server is in the European Union (Helsinki, Finland). The database has a size limit: the oldest records are removed, saved answers expire. Backup copies are kept for up to 7 days.
We do not sell or pass on data to anyone besides the services named on this page.
Your rights
Under the GDPR you can ask what we keep about you, ask to correct or delete it and object to its processing: write to us. You may also complain to the data protection authority of your country.