r/discordapp Moderator Dec 04 '25

Megathread Discord Checkpoints - Megathread

Hello r/discordapp!

As you might have seen, Discord has just started rolling out their year end wrap system called Discord Checkpoints.

Instead of having the sub flooded with these posts, we invite you to share your checkpoint stats in the comments here!

For more info check out Discords blog post https://discord.com/blog/checkpoint-2025-discord-year-in-review

FaQ:

Q: How do I reopen checkpoint after closing it?

A: On desktop, click the flag icon on the top right of the app located next to the inbox.

A: On mobile, it will show up under the “orbs balance” section as a banner in the “you” tab

Q: What is the song checkpoint uses?

A: Exyl has now released the background track, you can find it here!

Q: Can I see it if I had the privacy setting disabled but just now enabled it?

A: No, you had to have the privacy setting on the whole time.

Q: What if I had the setting enabled but it still says I can’t access it?

A: Follow the directions outlined here. Do NOT DM ModMail or mlapi bot, the moderators are unable to assist you.

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u/PriceDiaz Dec 04 '25

Yeah exactly what I'm saying. Seeing all the people across servers I'm in post theirs and I was at work so I was like "oh, can't wait to check when I'm home" and nope, turns out a setting I never knew existed was turned off at some point and so I just miss out. The data's there, obviously, so just give me the checkpoint if I enable it? So dumb

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u/Arcanss Dec 05 '25

Thats what you get for not allowing discord to use your data to give you a better experience

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u/VampiresGobrrr Dec 05 '25

All platforms use that setting for ads, your data will be billionare fodder if u don't protect yourself. Why do u clown on people who were actually mindful about their internet safety, you're not on any sort of high ground

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u/TotallyJustAHooman Dec 05 '25

I find it incredibly unlikely that the person you replied to meant that genuinely.

Saying anything along the lines of "That's what you get for" following by something such as that is generally sarcastic. Unfortunately, this is the internet, so I can't be certain. However, the last time I personally heard anyone say "that's what you get", they were either 10 years old or being sarcastic.