This policy describes a request to factory-auto-clicker.pages.dev. It describes what that hostname logs. It skips describing Blur Auto Clicker running on your PC. Once you install from GitHub or winget, click handling and config files are the program's, on hardware you control. Publisher: about.
| Item | Status |
|---|---|
| Personal accounts | None. No member database, newsletter, or comment store |
| Analytics | None. No first-party tracker is named |
| Ads | Off. No ad network script, so no ad cookies from these notes |
| Hosting | Cloudflare Pages may keep ordinary request logs |
| Installer files | Stay on GitHub Releases and winget |
| Program config | %AppData%\BlurAutoClicker on your Windows user profile |
No personal accounts
There is no signup, no newsletter form, and no comment box that stores a name. Auto clicker settings are not uploaded here. Interval, button, hotkey, and stats live in %AppData%\BlurAutoClicker after you run the program. The README names that folder. The installed exe lives under %LocalAppData%\BlurAutoClicker. Those paths are on your disk. Notes never ask for a Blur009 login because the program does not require one.
The Windows setup and the portable zip are fetched from GitHub Releases. Winget talks to Windows Package Manager with id Blur009.BlurAutoClicker. Microsoft and GitHub have their own privacy statements for those hops. The command notes quote is:
winget install -e --id Blur009.BlurAutoClicker --source winget --silentHosting logs
Pages ship on Cloudflare Pages. Cloudflare may keep standard web logs: IP address, user agent, referrer, path, and time. Those logs are the host's, used to serve the files and to handle abuse. Auto Clicker editorial team does not run a separate visitor database on top of that. If a log retention question is really a Cloudflare question, ask Cloudflare. If a sentence on a note is wrong, use the four-fact path on contact.
Analytics and ads
Analytics are none. There is no measurement product to name and no cookie banner for a tracker that is not present. Ads are off. No display network script ships, so these notes set no advertising cookies. If a network is approved later, the advertising disclosure will name it before a script ships, and this policy will be updated in the same change. Until that happens, treat analytics as none and ads as off.
There is no fake download button that is actually an ad. The file link goes to GitHub Releases. The install command is the README winget line. Both are described on download an auto clicker safely and on home.
Third-party links
Notes link out. GitHub holds the repo, releases, LICENSE, trust doc, and Issues. Microsoft holds App Installer and SmartScreen documentation. The project homepage is autoclicker.blur009.com. Compare notes link SourceForge, tinytask.net, autohotkey.com, and murgee.com when a fact is quoted from those pages. Each of those hosts applies its own policy once you leave. Related notes: auto clicker GitHub, auto clicker install, auto clicker releases.
The program on your PC
Blur Auto Clicker is a local Windows program. README RAM notes sit around 100 MB and under 200 MB because of WebView2. Config is not a cloud vault. Telemetry is not claimed in the README, and notes skip inventing a tracker for the app. Uninstall from Windows Settings, Apps, then delete leftover config in %AppData%\BlurAutoClicker if you want a clean slate. First-run and requirements sit on auto clicker for this computer. Keyboard jobs sit on keyboard auto clicker. Extra unsigned copies on Desktop are a local-files problem, walked in move leftover clicker exes.
GPL-3.0 source stays on GitHub. Building from source is BUILDING.md in the repo. That path is optional. Most readers want winget or the x64 setup. Longer install writing lives under auto clicker guides. How a fact is checked: editorial policy.
When this policy changes
If analytics, ads, or a public email appear later, this policy will name them before the change ships. The stamp date moves when a person re-reads the policy against that setup. The current release tag on the stamp is still the GitHub tag for Blur Auto Clicker, injected at build, because the product and the publisher are separate.