Nothing to hide, nothing kept.

State of Leonida is a fictional website, made by fans. It has no advertising and no trackers. It keeps nothing about you, except the answers you choose to send through one of its forms and procedures and, if you sign in to My Leonida, your citizen account. Nothing of what you type in the search is kept.

A few pages have an online form: writing to the State, rating the site, requesting public records, and the online report, tip line and feedback forms of the Vice City Police. When you press the send button, your answers are sent once to a private Discord channel read by the team behind this fan project. Discord is a company based in the United States.

Our server does not keep your answers, and they are never sold or used for anything else. To stop bots, it remembers for ten minutes how many forms a connection sent.

These forms are part of the fiction: do not write real personal, banking or health information. To have a message removed, send a new one through the same form and give its date.

Signing in to My Leonida creates a citizen account that keeps, in the project’s database: your Discord id and username, the name and profile picture you choose, and the procedures you file with their status and the staff’s notes. Agency staff see the files they review. Your session is a signed cookie for 30 days. The “Delete my account” button erases the account and every file at once; your Discord account is not affected.

The account also keeps the citations written to you by peace officers (offense, place, fine, points, any appeal you send), your theory test results, and the language you last used, to write to you in it. The bot of the server may send you a private message when the staff decides on a file or writes a citation. Anyone who has the number or the QR code of one of your cards can check it on the card check page: they see what is printed on the card, never the rest of your file.

The procedures (driver license, appointments, campsites, fishing and hunting licenses) end with a Discord sign-in. Discord shows you what is asked: your username, and the right to add you to the project’s server. With your consent, the site adds you to that server with the roles of the procedure, posts your answers in a staff channel, then revokes its access to your account at once. Until then, your answers wait for up to 15 minutes in a signed cookie in your browser, never on our server.

Three small preferences, stored on your device only:

• The language you choose in the language menu, in a cookie named leonida-locale, kept for one year, so that a link without a language opens in yours
• The light or dark theme, if you switch it, in your browser’s local storage
• Whether you closed the invitation to our Discord server, in your browser’s local storage, so that it stays away for a week (a year once you join)

None of them is shared with anyone. Clearing your browser’s data removes them all.

• No analytics, tracking pixels or third-party cookies
• No fonts, images or scripts loaded from other companies
• No data sent when you browse: only an online form sends something, when you press its button

Like any website, the server that hosts these pages may keep technical logs (address, time, page requested) for security, for a short time. They are not used to identify anyone.