Privacy Policy

Who is responsible

TryAutoClicker, based in the United States, publishes Auto Clicker and runs tryautoclicker.com. We decide how the information described on this page is used. You can reach us through the contact page or at contact@tryautoclicker.com.

The Auto Clicker app

Auto Clicker does not collect, send or sell information about you. It has no account, no adverts and no usage tracking.

What it saves stays on your computer:

• your settings;
• one recording, if you make one: where you clicked and the pauses between clicks;
• a log file the app writes for troubleshooting.

These files are removed when you uninstall. Auto Clicker never records what you type.

Updates

To stay up to date, a copy of Auto Clicker that you installed asks tryautoclicker.com whether a new version exists: shortly after it starts, and once a day while it stays open. If there is one, it downloads it from there. It asks over a secure connection (https), and each request is an ordinary request for a file. It carries no identifier, no account and nothing about how you use the app. Like any request for a web page, it reaches the server from your IP address, and it names Auto Clicker as the program that is asking. That is all it tells the server about you or your computer. Cloudflare handles those requests the same way it handles visits to this website. They are not part of the visit counts described there.

This website

You don't need an account to use tryautoclicker.com.

The site is delivered by Cloudflare. Like any web host, Cloudflare processes technical details of each visit, such as your IP address, your browser type and the page you asked for, to deliver the pages and to protect the site from abuse. It may set a cookie that is strictly needed for security. We don't use any of this to identify you.

Cookies and your choice

In the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and Switzerland, the site asks before it uses the cookies described below, and uses none of them unless you allow it. It also asks if it can't work out your country. Cloudflare tells the site which country a visit comes from.

Your answer is saved in your browser, in a cookie named "consent", so the site doesn't ask on every page. It lasts 180 days, and then the site asks again. You can change your answer at any time with the Cookies button at the foot of every page. If you change it to no, the site removes the cookies it had set.

In other countries the site uses these cookies without asking. You can remove them at any time by clearing this site's cookies and data in your browser.

Counting visits

We use PostHog, an analytics service, to see how many people visit and which parts of the site they use. It records the pages you open, the buttons and links you click, the questions you expand, the page or advert that brought you here, and basic technical details such as your browser, your device type and your screen size.

How PostHog tells one visitor from another depends on whether cookies are in use.

Without cookies, PostHog saves nothing in your browser. To count visitors, its servers turn your IP address and browser type into a code that changes every day. The code can't be turned back into your IP address, the IP address is not kept with the record of your visit, and the code can't be used to recognise you from one day to the next.

With cookies, PostHog saves a random number in a cookie and in your browser's storage, so it can tell when the same browser comes back. The cookie lasts up to a year. PostHog also receives your IP address and works out your country and city from it. The number doesn't say who you are.

We use these counts to improve the site. We don't use them to identify you, and we don't sell them or share them with advertisers.

If you arrived from an advert

The company that showed you the advert, such as Google or Microsoft, records the click under its own privacy policy.

We advertise with Microsoft Advertising, and we want to know which adverts lead to a download. So where cookies are in use, the site loads Microsoft's measurement tag. The tag tells Microsoft which pages you open and whether you click a download button, and it uses cookies so Microsoft can connect that with the advert you clicked. Microsoft handles this information under the Microsoft Privacy Statement.

Where cookies are not in use, because you were asked and didn't allow them, the tag is not loaded and the site sends Microsoft nothing about your visit. The site sends nothing to any other advertising company.

When you contact us

The contact form asks for your email address and your message. Your name is optional. When you send it, the form is delivered to our mailbox as an email through Cloudflare's email service. The website keeps no copy.

The form limits how many messages can be sent each minute. It does this without recording who sent them.

We use what you send only to answer you and deal with your request. We don't add you to a mailing list. We don't sell or share what you send, except with the companies that carry and store our email, or where the law requires it. We delete messages when we no longer need them for those purposes.

The same applies if you email us directly.

Children

Auto Clicker and this website are built so that nobody has to give us personal information, whatever their age. We don't knowingly collect personal information from children under 13.

If you are under 13, ask a parent or guardian to contact us for you. If you believe a child has sent us personal information, tell us and we will delete it.

Where information is processed

We are based in the United States, and Cloudflare runs servers around the world. If you contact us from another country, your message is processed in the United States and may pass through servers in other countries on the way. PostHog keeps the visit counts in the United States.

Your rights

You can ask us what information we hold about you, and ask us to correct or delete it. For most people that is nothing we can link to you, or a message you sent us. If you allowed cookies, you can take that back at any time with the Cookies button at the foot of every page.

Depending on where you live, for example the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom or California, the law gives you further rights, including the right to complain to your data protection authority. To use any of these rights, contact us.

Changes to this policy

If the app or the website starts handling information differently, we will update this page, and the date at the top will change.

Contact

Questions about privacy go to the contact page or to contact@tryautoclicker.com.