What we store
- If you opt in as a streamer: your Twitch user ID, username and display name, your consent and monetization choices, your note if you wrote one, and the date. Twitch shows us your profile picture during sign-in; we never get your email or password, and we ask for no permissions on your channel.
- If you request a takedown: the link, the streamer's name, your reason if you gave one, and your email. Your email is used only to confirm the takedown.
- If you suggest a moment: the clip link, the streamer's name and your note. No name or email needed.
- To stop spam and abuse: a hashed (one-way scrambled) version of your IP address with each form you send. We don't keep the raw address.
Cookies
Only the ones that make the forms work: a short-lived one while you sign in with Twitch, a 30-minute one that remembers who Twitch said you are, and one that protects the forms from forgery. No tracking cookies, ever.
Why we keep it
To prove we have a streamer's permission before we post anything, to credit the right person, to handle takedowns quickly, and to keep the forms spam-free. New submissions reach the team through a private notification bot on Telegram, so Telegram carries those messages. We don't sell or share your data with anyone else.
How long we keep it
Moment suggestions are deleted after 90 days, and takedown requests (with the email) after 180 days. Opt-ins we didn't approve are deleted after 90 days. An approved opt-in stays as proof of permission for as long as we feature you, but its hashed IP is deleted after 90 days. When a request fails, our web server's error log can briefly hold an IP address; that log is overwritten automatically.
Deleting your data
Email hello@yoinkworthy.com with your Twitch username or the email you used, and we'll delete what we hold about you. If you were featured, we may keep a short note that you asked us to stop, so we never clip you again by mistake.
Last updated November 2026.