Privacy Policy

JFSC is a local-first tracker for “friends since” based on what the app observes after you authorize it.
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Summary
  • JFSC uses Roblox OAuth to access your account’s friends list (connections) with your permission.
  • JFSC stores your “friends since” tracking locally in your browser (localStorage) by default.
  • JFSC does not sell your data.
  • You can clear your data at any time by clearing site data in your browser.
What we collect

When you connect Roblox, JFSC may access and/or store the following:

  • Your Roblox user identifier (user ID) to associate the local database with the currently connected account.
  • Your friends list (friend user IDs + names/display names) to display your connections.
  • Avatar thumbnails for each friend (via Roblox thumbnail endpoints) to improve readability.
  • JFSC tracking fields such as:
    • First time JFSC observed a connection
    • Last time JFSC observed a connection
    • “Friends since” timestamp (observed or manually set)
    • Source marker (observed / manual / not yet recorded)
Where your data is stored

By default, JFSC stores data locally in your browser using localStorage. This means:

  • Data is tied to this device + browser profile.
  • Clearing site data will remove your stored tracking info and sign-in tokens.
OAuth tokens

After you authorize JFSC, Roblox returns OAuth tokens. JFSC stores them locally so it can fetch your friends list. You can remove tokens at any time by clearing site data.

Third-party services

JFSC calls Roblox endpoints to:

  • Complete OAuth sign-in
  • Fetch your account information (user ID)
  • Fetch friends list (connections)
  • Fetch avatar thumbnails
Your choices
  • Disconnect: clear site data to remove tokens.
  • Delete tracking data: clear site data to remove the local friend database.
  • Manual edits: you can manually set “friends since” dates for older friends the app didn’t record.
Contact

Questions or issues?

  • Roblox: @WoahItsJeebus
  • GitHub: WoahItsJeebus