Privacy

Your data in Pulse match history

Pulse users can turn on match tracking for their own Steam account. Pulse then stores the scoreboard of each of their Premier and Competitive matches, and a scoreboard has ten players. For the other nine that means: the nickname they had in that match, kills, deaths, assists, damage, Premier rating before and after, aim figures, whether they queued together, and whether they were banned afterwards. Other Pulse users can see these stats on that player's Steam profile.

If some of that is about you and you never turned on tracking yourself, you can remove it here, and make sure Pulse never stores your stats again, even when you play with someone who uses Pulse.

  1. Sign in through Steam to prove the account is yours. Steam only tells us your SteamID64. We never see your password, and the sign-in gives us no access to your account.
  2. We show you how much Pulse holds about that account.
  3. One click removes all of it and puts the account on an exclusion list, so future matches are stored without you. The list holds only your SteamID64.
Step 1

Signing in opens Steam's own page at steamcommunity.com, then brings you back here.

Sign in through Steam

No Steam account at hand, or a question? Email [email protected]. Everything about how Pulse handles data is in the privacy policy.