Est-ce que le propriétaire du serveur Discord a accès aux messages privés échangés entre les utilisateurs ?

No.

Discord staff may access and read private messages if you are suspected of violating privacy policy.

Only if you violate the privacy policy of Discord.

I am not using it because it is not fully encrypted and the Discird algorithm is able to decipher it - or is it only that? I don't know.

"If a user violates Discord's rules and their actions are reported and lead to an investigation, Discord may collect and analyze data, including private messages, in order to investigate violations or ensure the safety of other users."

According to Discord's privacy policy, the server owner can only access private messages from the bot on their server. However, they cannot intercept private network traffic or other forms of private communication between Discord users. This means that the server owner will only see those private messages that were sent from the bot on their server. However, if there are suspicions of a violation of Discord's terms of use or suspicious activity, Discord may review users' private messages and disclose their contents to the appropriate authorities. Such action is rare and only occurs in specific situations. Therefore, Discord users can be sure that their private messages will remain private and only available to them and their conversational partners.

The owner of a Discord server does not have direct access to private messages between users. Private messages (DMs) on Discord are encrypted and protected by users' privacy. Discord has a privacy policy and a commitment to protecting user data. However, it is worth noting that the server owner may have certain permissions and access to some information on the server, such as messages on general channels, server settings, and member activity. The server owner may also view messages sent on public server channels. In the case of private messages between users, Discord uses protections designed to safeguard privacy and data security. In practice, this means that private messages are usually only visible to the sender and receiver. However, it should be noted that if there is suspicion of Discord policy violations or illegal activity, the platform may cooperate with the appropriate law enforcement authorities and provide necessary information. It is important to always be aware of one's behavior and adhere to platform rules and local laws.

No, in accordance with Discord's privacy policy, the server owner does not have access to private messages between users on the server that they created. Private messages (DMs) are secure and visible only to the conversation participants. However, it is worth remembering that the server owner has access to general information and activity on the server, such as text channels, server members, and public messages. They may also use certain settings, such as member registration, content moderation, etc., that affect users and their interactions on the server. In the case of serious violations of Discord's policies or where there is suspicion of users violating the law, Discord may take action and provide relevant information to law enforcement authorities. However, the privacy of messages between users is generally protected and not shared with the server owner or other third parties.

He can certainly provide access to private conversations to appropriate services in the case of justified suspicion of committing a crime. So if he wanted to, he could probably have access to such correspondence for his own purposes. Privacy policies are defined by regulations, on the other side of the scale is ethics.

Surely, like every administrator, the owner of the website has access. The question is whether they use it, because they don't have to, and if so, for what purpose?

No, the owner of the Discord server does not have access to private messages between users. Private messages are secure and only the sender and recipient have access to them. Only the individuals directly involved in the conversation can see and read private messages.

If privacy policy rules are violated.

No.

No one can check your private messages. Only when you violate their privacy policy, they have the right to review them.

"There is no such option."