Accounts and Login

Bungie.net allows third-party apps like Destiny Item Manager to ask for your permission to interact with your data stored on Bungie's servers. This includes the ability to interact with all of your items in Destiny, your Bungie.net profile, and your activity in Destiny. This allows these apps to provide you with neat functionality without sharing your username and password with them, and you have control over which apps can use your game data. You can also check out DIM's privacy policy for more information about what we store and use.

= Asking Permission = If you ever used Facebook to log into a website, you'll be familiar with the following steps. The first time you use Destiny Item Manager, you will be redirected to Bungie.net to give DIM permission to access your data. You will see a view like this:



You will see an application name, your user name, and the specific abilities that the application is requesting. If you approve DIM to access your information, you'll be redirected back to Destiny Item Manager. At that point, you're ready to go!

You can see a list of applications that are using your information by going to your Bungie.net settings page, under 'Accounts & Linking'. There, you'll have the ability to revoke any application's access to your data, at any time.