Connected gaming accounts (Discord "connections")
Signing in with Discord only shares your Discord username, avatar and email with us. If you also press
Connect your gaming accounts (on your profile settings or after joining a session), Discord asks
you for a second permission, called connections, which lets us read the list of accounts you've linked
to Discord: for example Xbox, PlayStation Network, Steam, Epic Games, Battle.net and Riot.
What we read and store. Discord sends us the list of your linked accounts. We keep only gaming accounts (Xbox, PlayStation, Steam, Epic Games, Battle.net, Riot, Bungie.net) that you show publicly on your Discord profile; anything you've hidden on Discord, and non-gaming accounts such as Twitch or Spotify, are discarded without being stored. For each account we keep: the platform, the account name (such as your gamertag or PSN ID), the platform's account id (such as your SteamID64 or Xbox user id), whether Discord marks it verified, and its Discord visibility setting. We don't read your friends lists, messages, servers or game activity, and we don't post anything to Discord or to any platform.
How we use it. If one of your platform ID fields on the100.io is empty, we fill it in from a verified connection. We never overwrite an ID you typed yourself. IDs that match a verified connection show a small "verified via Discord" mark. IDs filled in this way become part of your public profile, exactly like IDs you type yourself: anyone can see them on your profile page and through our public profile API, and they appear on session rosters, including as "Add on Steam", "View on Xbox" and "Copy PSN ID" buttons for the people you play with. We never show your Xbox user id or PlayStation account id.
How to remove it. Open your profile settings and use Remove next to an account, or Disconnect all. Removing a connection deletes what we stored for it and clears any ID we filled in for you (an ID you have since edited stays). You can also revoke the100's access any time in Discord under User Settings > Authorized Apps; deleting your the100.io account deletes all of it.