Best of Vice
Privacy
Last updated: 15 November 2026.
Who we are
Best of Vice (bestofvice.app) is an unofficial fan project. For any privacy question, email [email protected].
What is stored in your browser
The map saves your marked locations, favourites and filter settings in your browser's local storage so that your progress is kept between visits. This data stays on your device and is never sent to us. You can remove it with the "Reset progress" button or by clearing site data. If you choose the desktop or mobile version manually, a small technical cookie remembers that choice.
Progress backup
So that your progress is not lost when a browser (such as Safari) clears the local storage of sites you have not opened for a while, a copy is kept in a technical cookie p_gta6 on your device (for up to a year). It holds only the list of your marked and favourite spots; nothing is saved on our server. To remove it, use "Reset progress" or clear the site's cookies.
Suggested spots
When you suggest a spot, we store what you typed (name, description, category, point on the map and an optional nickname), the date and the page language. We do not store your IP address; to block spam only an irreversible hash of it is kept for 24 hours. Suggestions are reviewed by hand and deleted after review. Your nickname may appear in the thanks list if you gave one.
Hosting
The site runs on Cloudflare. Like any host, Cloudflare processes technical request data (including your IP address) to deliver pages and protect against attacks. See Cloudflare's privacy policy for details.
Analytics
The site currently uses no analytics and builds no visitor profiles. If we add analytics, it will be cookieless or consent-based, and this page will be updated.
Advertising
There are no ads right now. If we enable advertising, ad partners may use cookies; visitors in the EU and UK will be asked for consent first and can withdraw it at any time.
Your rights
You can ask which of your data we process and ask us to correct or delete it by emailing [email protected]. You also have the right to complain to the data protection authority in your country.