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WWE Schedule Guide privacy at a glance
No account is required for the tools
The schedule, converter and calendar builder do not ask for a WWE login, payment-card number or streaming password. Google sign-in is optional and used only if you choose to comment on a blog article.
Timezone conversion runs in your browser
Your browser reports a timezone so the page can display the correct local date and bell time. The page does not need your street address.
Calendar choices stay in the link
Selected shows, watch/attend mode and reminders are encoded in a calendar URL; there is no WWE Schedule Guide account profile for those choices.
What information do the WWE tools use?
Browser timezone and device-side display data
The site uses standard browser features to read your timezone, format event dates and run countdowns. This conversion happens on your device. A timezone identifies a region such as America/New_York or Asia/Kolkata; it is not precise GPS location.
Calendar and converter URL settings
The custom calendar can place selected show codes, viewing mode and reminder length in the URL. The converter can place an event slug in the URL. These values let the requested tool work and may appear in normal server logs. Do not put private information into a URL, and remember that anyone receiving a shared custom-calendar link can see its settings.
Server logs and essential session data
Like most websites, the hosting system may log IP address, browser or device type, requested path, referring page, access time, response status and error details. The shared application may also issue an essential session cookie such as JSESSIONID. These records support security, troubleshooting and reliable delivery.
Optional Google sign-in and blog comments
If you sign in to comment, Google supplies an account identifier and basic profile details such as your email address, display name and profile image. Approved comments and the displayed name are public. The email address is used for account and moderation functions and is not displayed with the comment. Comments may be reviewed, rejected or removed to protect the discussion.
Emails you choose to send
If you email a correction or question, the message includes your email address and anything you voluntarily provide. It is used to review and respond to the request. Do not send passwords, payment details, identity documents or other sensitive information.
Cookies, analytics and advertising
The WWE Schedule Guide tools use first-party code for schedule filtering, time conversion, countdowns and calendar links. Those functions do not require an advertising cookie. An essential session cookie may be set by the shared application to maintain an optional comment sign-in.
Production pages may display advertising supplied by Adsterra and its advertising partners. When an ad loads, those third parties may process IP addresses, browser and device information, cookies or similar identifiers to deliver, secure and measure advertising. Browser and device settings may provide controls for cookies and advertising identifiers.
Third-party WWE, ticket, streaming and calendar links
Event pages may link to WWE, venues, ticket sellers, broadcasters, streaming services, Google Calendar or other external services. Google Identity Services is also used when a reader chooses Google sign-in for comments. Those providers handle information under their own privacy policies. A link is supplied for convenience or verification and does not make the outside service part of WWE Schedule Guide.
Embedded YouTube highlights
Completed-event pages can show official YouTube highlights. The YouTube player is not loaded until you press play. Playback uses YouTube's privacy-enhanced domain, but playing a video can still send YouTube your IP address, browser details, referring page and playback interactions; YouTube's own privacy policy and terms then apply.
Retention, security and your privacy choices
Retention and safeguards
Operational logs, correction emails, comment-account records and submitted comments are kept only as reasonably needed for security, moderation, reliability, recordkeeping and responding to requests, subject to applicable obligations. Reasonable safeguards are used, but no internet transmission or storage system can be guaranteed completely secure.
Your choices and requests
You can block or delete cookies in your browser, avoid sharing custom-calendar URLs, and choose not to email. Depending on where you live, you may have rights to request access, correction, deletion, restriction or objection for personal information associated with you. Send a privacy request to [email protected]; identity may need to be verified before a request is fulfilled.
Children and policy changes
The tools are general-audience schedule utilities and are not designed to collect personal information from children. Material privacy changes will be posted on this page with a revised date.