Conversion and Build Tools
- Json to DZE Converter
- JSON to init.c Converter
- init.c to JSON Converter
- JSON Build Relocator
- P3D Offset Corrector
Compliance Framework
Data Protection Statement
This statement defines how DayZ Tools Hub handles submitted content across all active utilities and related services in line with UK data protection standards.
Updated: 11 April 2026
Applies platform-wide
Operational processing only
Tools and Services Covered
World and Loot Configuration Tools
- Mapgrouppos Filter
- Mapgrouppos Comparison and Updater
- MapGroupProto Generator
- Proxy Generator
- Proto LootMax Booster and Validator
- Preset Chance Checker and Corrector
Editors, Analysis, and Utility
- Weather Generator
- Types.xml Category Sorter
- Types Boost and Reducer
- Effects Generator
- DayZ Duplication Monitor
- Interactive DayZ Maps, Item Lookup, Discord Embed Generator
1. Controller and Processor
Controller: Tyrrell Keppel
Processor/Operator: DayZ Tools Hub operations
Contact: tyrrellk@hotmail.co.uk
2. Purpose Limitation
Submitted content is processed only to deliver requested functionality such as conversion, validation, sorting, generation, comparison, analysis, or display output relevant to DayZ tooling workflows.
3. Data Categories
- Technical files and text provided by users, including JSON, XML, and server logs.
- Session-level processing information required to deliver output.
- No intentional collection of sensitive personal profile data for core tool usage.
4. Retention and Deletion
Data handling is designed to be transient. Content is not retained longer than necessary for the active task, service reliability, legal requirements, or abuse prevention.
5. Security Measures
- Reasonable technical safeguards to preserve confidentiality and integrity.
- Restricted operational access controls.
- Review and update of controls as tooling and infrastructure evolve.
6. Data Subject Rights
Where applicable under UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018, users may request access, correction, deletion, restriction, and objection in relation to personal data processing.
7. Incident Handling
If a material data protection incident is identified, response actions will be taken promptly, including assessment, mitigation, and applicable notification obligations.