Privacy Policy 1.5 · Operation Policy 1.1 (effective October 27) — ghost races against real racers

We are announcing Privacy Policy 1.5 and Operation Policy 1.1, effective October 27, 2026. Until then, the current versions (Privacy Policy — 1.4 from October 25 · Operation Policy) apply. The Korean version is binding.

What are ghost races?

They are not live races. The "entry snapshot" of your machine (its spec adjusted to the class rules) taken when you enter a Cup becomes a rival in other racers' Cups, and their snapshots become rivals in yours. Phones and PCs share the same ranking.
Each series and class gets a weekly ranking (3 ranked races per class per day per account · a new week every Monday 00:00 KST).
Cups played without logging in or as a guest are against in-game characters (NPCs) only, as before, and nothing is sent to the server.

What other racers can see (Policy section 1): besides your racer name and board posts, when you enter a Cup they can see your racer name, chosen title, entry machine spec (parts, setup, machine name, paint), device type (phone/PC) and weekly ranking points. Your email, account number and device information are not shown.
Retention (Policy sections 1 and 2): your latest entry snapshot until you delete your account (overwritten by each new entry), in the rival pool for 28 days after your last entry, match records for the latest 30 races, weekly rankings for 8 weeks. Deleting your account removes you from the rival pool and rankings right away.
Fair competition (Policy section 7 · Operation Policy section 6): the server automatically checks that entry machines meet the rules and records suspicious results, and an operator re-calculates the same match to confirm. Entering rankings with a tampered app or altered results may lead to removal from that week's ranking and restrictions on your account.