Privacy

What stays in your browser

Your browser may keep five things for this site, in its local storage. None of them is a cookie, and the site never sends any of them anywhere.

• Your launch checklist ticks. When you tick an item on the launch checklist, the page saves which items are ticked, so they are still ticked when you come back. Nothing else is saved with them. Untick every item, or press Reset, and they are deleted.
• Your spoiler setting. If you turn on Show story spoilers, in the footer of every page or on GTA 6 missions, your browser remembers that it is on, so mission names and other story details open by themselves on every page. Turn it off and the setting is deleted.
• The missions you have played. When you tick a mission on GTA 6 missions, the page saves which ones are ticked, as the launch checklist does. Untick them all, or press Reset, and they are deleted.
• When you last looked at What's new. When you open What's new, the page saves one date and time: that of the newest change it showed you. Next time, it and the home page mark the changes that are newer than that. Nothing else is saved with it.
• A copy of the site's own pages. If you open an address under /news, /radio or /vehicles that does not exist, the page looks it up in that section's articles, stations or vehicles, which it downloads from this site and keeps for next time. The copy holds only what the site publishes, nothing about you.

You can delete all of them whenever you like by clearing this site's data in your browser's settings.

What is worked out on your device

Some pages use things only your browser knows, and use them there without saving or sending them:

• Your time zone, to show the unlock moment on your own clock: in the countdown, in the "Your time" column on GTA 6 release time and in the calendar file.
• What you type into the download-time calculator on GTA 6 pre-load and into the vehicle and cheat filters. It stays in the page.
• What you type into the site search. The first time you open it, your browser downloads the site's list of pages from this site, and finds what matches in it as you type. The words are not sent anywhere. The search page's own address, /search?q= followed by the words, holds them so that a search can be linked: it reaches the host only if you open or share such a link.
• Copy link puts the page's address on your clipboard. Share opens your device's own share menu, where you choose where the link goes. Add to calendar makes the calendar file in your browser and saves it to your device.

What the site sends, and to whom

Every font, picture and script comes from this site itself. No page loads anything from another company, such as a font service, an ad network or a social media button.

The site is a set of ready-made pages, and the company that hosts them receives your browser's requests for them, as the host of any website does. Links to other sites, such as Rockstar's, PlayStation's and Xbox's own pages, take you to those sites, and their own privacy policies apply there.

No analytics or tracking script runs on the site.

No accounts, no advertising, no cookies

There is nothing to sign up for or log in to. The site shows no advertising, runs no advertising scripts and sets no cookies.

Who runs the site, and how to tell us about a mistake, is on the About page.