Privacy Policy
Last updated: October 2, 2026
ClickReflex respects your privacy. This policy explains what information we collect, how we use it, and the choices you have.
Our core principle is simple:
We explain how testing, analytics and advertising use data so you can make informed choices.
1. Information We Collect
1.1 Information You Do Not Need to Provide
You can use ClickReflex without creating an account and without providing personal information such as your name, email address, or identity.
1.2 Automatically Collected Technical Data
Tests and connected services may process scores, device information, IP addresses and browser identifiers:
Test scores are not your legal identity. However, IP addresses, cookies and persistent identifiers may constitute personal data; we do not describe all technical data as anonymous.
2. How We Use Information
We use information to provide tests, benchmarks, security and service improvements. Analytics and advertising uses are described below.
We do not sell test results directly. Advertising providers may process or share device and browsing data under their own policies and your applicable choices.
3. Cookies and Local Storage
We may use:
- • Save your recent test results locally
- • Remember basic preferences (theme, UI state)
Third-party cookies and identifiers
- • Google AdSense and its partners may use cookies, web beacons, IP addresses and identifiers for advertising, measurement and fraud prevention.
- • Google Analytics measures site usage; Microsoft Clarity on English pages may record interactions and session replays.
- • Advertising cookies may support ads based on prior visits to this or other websites, where permitted and subject to applicable consent.
You can delete local history through browser storage settings and control cookies in your browser. Clearing local storage does not delete server records or withdraw third-party consent.
Advertising, analytics and your choices
When advertising is enabled, Google and other advertising partners may use cookies and identifiers to show personalized or non-personalized ads, measure performance and prevent fraud. Personalized ads may use prior visits to this and other websites. Ad scripts may process data even when no ad is visible.
Where our European consent message is available, you can choose Consent, Do not consent or Manage options. After it is published and loaded, use the Privacy and cookie settings link supplied by Google CMP to change or withdraw your choice. This policy alone does not activate the message or consent controls.
You can also manage Google personalized advertising through My Ad Center and consult Google’s partner-data explanation. Analytics and session replay are separate uses: rejecting advertising does not itself confirm those scripts are blocked.
Google Analytics uses Advanced Consent Mode: before analytics-cookie consent, it can send cookieless measurement signals; after consent it uses analytics cookies. Microsoft Clarity records interactions on English pages when allowed. Outside consent-required regions, both can be enabled by default. Turn either service off here to stop it completely. Browser privacy signals and saved refusals are respected. Browser Global Privacy Control and applicable CMP opt-outs are respected. Saved refusals override defaults for up to 180 days in this browser. You can reject both without affecting tests. Withdrawing a choice removes relevant first-party cookies and reloads the page to stop active tracking; it does not delete data already sent to providers.
Provider information and controls
4. AI-Powered Features
Some advanced features may use third-party AI services to process aggregated or session-level performance data.
Important clarifications:
- • No personally identifying information is sent
- • Inputs are limited to reaction metrics and test context
- • Data is used solely to generate feedback or analysis
AI processing is optional and feature-specific.
5. Third-Party Services
Hosting and data storage; Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity; optional AI services; Google AdSense and advertising partners.
Third-party services process data under their own policies and may process it outside your country. See the provider links below.
6. Data Retention
- • Anonymous performance data may be retained to improve benchmarks
- • Local test history stored in your browser remains under your control
- • Email correspondence retained only as long as necessary to respond
Server-side history, leaderboard entries, nicknames and device-based profiles may persist separately from browser storage. Contact us about deletion; clearing browser data alone does not erase these records.
7. Your Rights
Depending on your location, you may have rights to:
- • Access information associated with your usage
- • Request deletion of stored correspondence
- • Ask questions about how data is handled
To exercise these rights, contact us at: contact@clickreflex.com
8. Children's Privacy
ClickReflex is not designed for children under the age of 13. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children.
9. Changes to This Policy
We may update this Privacy Policy as ClickReflex evolves. When we do:
- • The 'Last updated' date will be revised
- • Material changes will be reflected clearly on this page
This policy describes our practices; continued browsing is not consent to optional advertising or analytics.
10. Contact
If you have questions about this Privacy Policy or data practices, you can contact us at:
📧 contact@clickreflex.com