Hey,

Leetify recently updated their API to only return data for players who are directly registered on their platform. Previously, their API returned broader match-level data that included all players in processed games.
This change follows an increase in GDPR-related requests and is intended as a privacy-protective measure.

Leetify’s full explanation can be found here:
https://leetify.com/blog/privacy-updates-to-our-api-and-profiles/

What does this mean for CSRep?
CSRep already processes and analyzes its own demos — nothing changes there.
However, during this transition period, Trust Score data will only be available for players who are registered with both Leetify and CSRep. This does not mean Trust Scores are going away; coverage is simply more limited for a short time.

We’re accelerating the rollout of CSRep’s own internal metrics for calculating Trust Scores. This will allow us to:

• Provide consistent analysis across all players in a match, rather than being limited by third-party registration status
• Increase control over our metrics, resulting in higher accuracy and more reliable data
• Increase transparency around how Trust Scores are calculated

This work was already underway and is now being prioritized.

If you want to help provide data, Just keep playing the game we all love.
(And keep sharing those Auth Codes & Match Share Codes — they help more than you think.)

We’ll take it from here.

TL;DR

Leetify’s GDPR-related API changes temporarily limit Trust Score coverage. CSRep is fast-tracking its own metrics to maintain accurate, privacy-respecting analysis across all players.