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Transparency Report

We Use Cookies to Keep Your Macros Running Smoothly

Clickeno operates at the intersection of precision and performance. To deliver a reliable macro-automation tool that integrates seamlessly with your game client, we rely on a minimal set of cookie files. This isn't about tracking you across the web—it's about remembering your configuration, maintaining session integrity during intense gameplay, and ensuring our tools react faster than your opponents.

Unlike typical ad-tech networks, our cookie usage is strictly functional. We don't sell data, and we don't use third-party trackers to build profiles. If you're a competitive player, you know that latency is the enemy. These technical cookies are the backbone of low-latency communication between our desktop app and the Clickeno cloud sync.

Session Only No Ad Trackers EU Compliant
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> SYNC_TOKEN: VALID
> PING: 12ms
> SESSION: ACTIVE

Technical Layer Visualization

Method Note: Cookie Evaluation

  • 1. Risk: Minimizing data residency exposure. All auth cookies are encrypted at rest and scoped to our primary domain only.
  • 2. Robustness: Ensuring macro profiles load even if external ad-blockers aggressively purge storage. We use localStorage as a fallback.
  • 3. Limits: We do not persist cookies for more than 30 days without re-authentication, regardless of user setting. This forces periodic security checks.

The Trade-offs We Accept

1
Convenience vs. Strict Isolation Downside: Storing configs automatically means a compromised device stays logged in longer.
Mitigation: We detect unusual IP locations and force a logout + email verification.
2
Telemetry vs. Zero Tracking Downside: To improve latency, we must know which games you play and when.
Mitigation: Data is anonymized via hashing; we only see aggregate trends, never individual profiles.
3
Speed vs. User Consent Downside: Asking for consent on every feature can slow down onboarding.
Mitigation: We batch non-essential cookies behind a single "Opt-in to Performance" toggle at signup.

Key Terms

HTTPOnly

A security flag that prevents JavaScript from reading the cookie. We use this for auth tokens to stop credential theft via malicious scripts. Our Take: Mandatory for security.

SameSite

Restricts how cookies are sent with cross-site requests. Prevents CSRF attacks. Our Take: Always set to 'Lax' or 'Strict'.

LocalStorage

Not technically a cookie, but we use it to store heavy macro configs. It lives on your device and doesn't travel to our server. Our Take: Essential for offline mode.

Session ID

A random string generated when you log in. It identifies your current browser session. Our Take: Valid only until you close the browser (unless you check "Remember Me").

Fingerprint

A calculated hash of your device/browser specs to prevent duplicate logins. Our Take: We don't use this for ads; it's purely for security alerts.

Consent Token

A simple 'yes' or 'no' flag stored to remember your privacy choices. Our Take: Respects your decision so you don't have to click twice.

Need to Change Your Settings?

You can manage cookie preferences directly in the Clickeno app under Settings > Privacy. Or, use your browser's built-in controls to block/remove cookies anytime.