Privacy, Terms & Cookies

Controller: Sepe Giovanni — Germany

Privacy contact: banmod.giannibart@gmail.com

BanMod is an optional Among Us mod. This policy applies to the mod, banmod.online and connected BanMod services. By installing and using BanMod, you acknowledge that this policy was made available and you accept the Terms and Rules.

Depending on the feature used, BanMod may process FriendCode, player name, BanMod username, platform, language, region, game mode, lobby data, technical identifiers available for moderation, BanMod version/build, technical component hashes, Community/Chat content, reports, replies, reactions and metadata needed to operate the service.

BanMod does not require your Among Us password, payment-card data or special-category data. Do not include unnecessary sensitive information in reports, messages or logs.

FriendCode is used as the stable BanMod service identifier. Private APIs also use a BanMod client token associated with that FriendCode. The usable token is kept locally by the client; the server stores a one-way representation/hash for verification. The token is not an advertising or hardware identifier.

Like any Internet service, the server can see an IP address while processing a request. BanMod does not keep an ordinary IP history for geolocation, profiling or tracking. IPs may be processed transiently for networking, rate limiting, abuse detection and security.

If an IP is blocked for malicious, abusive or seriously suspicious activity, it may be stored permanently in the BanMod/firewall block system to enforce that block. Public IPs can be dynamic or shared, so a network block may affect multiple devices or users.

Online functions may process the data required to represent a lobby, such as host, lobby code, mode, player counts, relevant settings, region, language, platform and public/private state. Public lobbies may be shown to other BanMod users or on the website. Private lobbies are not intended to appear as normal public listings.

BanMod may inspect technical metadata about mods/plugins/components in the Among Us/BepInEx environment, including file/mod name, assembly, version, SHA-256, loaded state and selected runtime findings. Absolute local paths are not intended to be transmitted and the normal metadata check does not upload complete DLL contents.

Another mod is not automatically treated as cheating: known compatible mods may be allowed; unknown/unverified mods may limit Extra Services; known cheat menus or prohibited modifications may result in service denial or BanMod disabling itself.

Bug reports, player reports and support requests may contain sender FriendCode/name, lobby context, reported-player data, user-entered text, technical information and diagnostic logs. Where the current report flow attaches them, BepInEx files such as LogOutput.log and ErrorLog.log may be included and can contain information generated by the game, BepInEx, BanMod or other mods.

When you use Community or Chat, BanMod may store usernames/display names, posts, replies, messages, private messages, reactions, reports and message state. Private Chat uses the general FriendCode + BanMod token authentication and does not require a separate permanent installation identifier.

BanMod may retain data needed to manage cheaters, teamers and other violations, including FriendCode, hashed PUID where available, player name, platform and reason/category. Security and moderation data may be retained longer where needed to prevent abuse.

Optional functions such as Discord Automute may process the game state they require, including lobby code, host, players, FriendCodes, alive/dead state, phase and team when needed. External services such as Discord, GitHub, Telegram, PayPal or Buy Me a Coffee apply their own policies to data they process directly.

Data is processed to provide requested services, authenticate APIs, operate lobby/community/report functions, manage updates and compatibility, prevent abuse, cheating and spam, protect infrastructure and users, diagnose problems and enforce moderation/firewall decisions.

Retention depends on purpose: transient data only as needed; Community/Chat according to operational and moderation needs; reports/logs while needed to handle the case; security data longer when justified; permanently blocked IPs may remain for the duration of that block.

BanMod uses reasonable measures such as HTTPS, token authentication, hashing, input validation, rate limiting, anti-abuse controls, administrative protections and firewall measures. BanMod does not sell personal data or provide it to advertisers for behavioural advertising.

Subject to applicable law, you may request access, correction, deletion, restriction, objection, portability where applicable or withdrawal of consent where processing is based on consent. Contact banmod.giannibart@gmail.com. You may also complain to the competent data-protection authority.

1. Optional use. BanMod is not required to play Among Us. By using BanMod and connected services, you accept these Terms and the BanMod Rules.

2. Correct environment. Users are responsible for choosing the Original/Vanilla or Modded environment appropriate to the feature being used and for following the rules of that server.

3. Prohibited use. Cheats, exploits, bypasses, malicious clients, impersonation, API manipulation, use of another user's token, spam, harassment, false reports, attacks or service overload are not permitted.

4. Compatibility and Extra Services. Known compatible mods may be allowed. Unknown or unverified mods may make Extra Services unavailable. Known cheat menus or prohibited modifications may lead to restrictions or BanMod disabling itself. The legacy term “Premium” means optional Extra Services, not paid gameplay advantages.

5. Restrictions and blocks. Rule violations may result in service limitations, FriendCode/token restrictions and, in serious security cases, permanent IP/firewall blocks.

6. Third-party sanctions. BanMod does not control Innersloth or third-party server operators. Misuse, unsupported configurations, cheating or violations of their rules may result in restrictions or bans. To the extent permitted by law, BanMod is not responsible for third-party sanctions caused by such conduct.

7. Availability. Services, APIs and features may change, be suspended or removed. No online service can guarantee continuous availability or absolute freedom from errors.

8. Donations. Donations are optional and help support servers, the domain, development and maintenance. They do not purchase gameplay advantages, priority, immunity from rules or guaranteed Extra Services.

This mod is not affiliated with Among Us or Innersloth LLC, and the content contained therein is not endorsed or otherwise sponsored by Innersloth LLC. Portions of the materials contained herein are property of Innersloth LLC. © Innersloth LLC.

Last updated: 28 June 2026

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