Not sure about why you're concerned about my social media use when I'm asking about the GDPR compliance of a third party app for a computer game but okay.I guess you don't use 'Social Media' either, then
Well, you are extremely concerned about the propogation of your 'personally identifiable data' so naturally the assumption is made that you'd not be so careless as to provide further data collection, with or without your consent, to any organisation.
Well at least an honest answer I guess.
No actual PRO griefer, but for every pro there's a dozen non-pros. Believe me, I've run into them over and over again. These are guys are are fooled by silent running, "Where did you go?" as I sit behind them. We were lucky that the griefers attacking us were apparently not pros, nor were they in wings of four, which allowed two noobs in a Vulture and a Conda repel these griefers in actual combat.
If you squint real hard this is almost on-topic!
Not as "me". All my social media presence is through a proxy / pen name. This is one of the reasons I don't use Discord, as I don't want to be identified by my real voice.I guess you don't use 'Social Media' either, then
Why should I expect scepticism for asking about legal compliance for an app is collecting personal data that doesn't have a process for individuals to even be aware of being collected, let alone consent to it? This is just a game, so I don't know why it would be necessary to create, use and encourage the use of something which - from the very best I've heard - sits heavily in a legal grey area?
Ah! Now I know what Kool-Aid is
Even my email address is a wholly plausible name...Not as "me". All my social media presence is through a proxy / pen name.
Did I mention that I'm in witness protection? Ooops, I probably shouldn't share that....
For the majority (in the UK) their ISP rotates IP addresses on average every 24 hours... I had to pay a premium to have a fixed IP address in the past...
Yeh, that's a perfectly valid statement, it's not infallible and no major decision by any lawful group would be based solely upon it. In fact in the case you describe it would definitely get you the benefit of the doubt, if we EDR a commander and see that he's wanted, but not a consistent outlaw (EDR karma=ambiguous or lawful), then we (As in we specifically,GARD) usually won't bother intercepting them until they're more 'notorious', we don't want to gank new outlaws after all, we want them to comem and be future content.I should probably say I've used EDR in the past and found it very underwhelming. Uninstalled it ages ago.
THIS WANTED GUY IS AN OUTLAW? NO WAY. Hell, I show up on there as lawful.
Far as I'm concerned a thing can be legally gray all it wants if it's ultimately meaningless.
Phisto however would be instantly recognised so no issue there. lol, you think FD gives away IP addresses on it's third party API? I bloody hope not!!
Seriously, it's safe as houses. The discord bot carries some risks, as it can scrape any channel it can read, but that is 100% made clear in the instructions and by the developer when he allows a discord manager to use it, which as I say is very few discords right now. If a discord manager gives ANY bot he didn't design or at least understand fundamentally, free run over his discord, he's an idiot. 
