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Short version: the apps collect nothing. This site uses minimal, anonymous analytics to understand which pages are useful.

🖥️ The apps

  • · No telemetry, no crash reporting, no analytics SDKs.
  • · No accounts, no cloud sync — your files stay on your PC.
  • · Network requests are limited to the features each app documents: update checks, public lookup tables and connectivity probes. None of them sends usage data.
  • · Update checks only contact api.github.com, the public GitHub Releases API. CyberWall also downloads a public IP-to-country table from jsDelivr or unpkg to label connections, and probes public endpoints to show whether you are online.
  • · Verifiable: full source under GPLv3, public builds on GitHub.

🌐 This website

  • · Static site (Astro + GitHub Pages). No cookies, no fingerprinting, no A/B tests.
  • · Download buttons query api.github.com at click-time to resolve the latest .exe — standard GitHub traffic, separate from the aggregate analytics described below.
  • · External links (GitHub, wikis) follow their own policies.

📊 Site analytics

  • · This site uses Umami Analytics to count visits and understand which pages are useful.
  • · It uses no advertising cookies, cross-site identifiers, fingerprinting or user profiles.
  • · We only use aggregated site metrics; analytics is separate from the apps, which contain no telemetry or analytics SDKs.
  • · Download button clicks and direct-file download starts are recorded as separate anonymous events so they can be filtered independently.
  • · Because files are served by GitHub, the site cannot confirm that a download finished; the second event means the browser was sent to a direct .exe or .zip URL.
  • · The analytics script is loaded from cloud.umami.is, only in production, and is not loaded when the browser sends Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control.

Provider details: Umami's privacy FAQ ↗

🔏 SmartScreen / antivirus

Windows may warn that the publisher is unknown, which is expected while the builds are unsigned. CyberWall has applied to SignPath Foundation for free open source code signing; until the project is approved, you can verify any download: compare the SHA with the GitHub release, check VirusTotal, or build from source.

🏪 Microsoft Store distribution

Apps installed from the Microsoft Store are also subject to Microsoft's own privacy practices: Windows and the Store collect install and diagnostic data as described in Microsoft's Privacy Statement. This does not change how CyberGems apps behave: they run offline, collect nothing and send nothing.

✉️ Questions

For any privacy question or request, reach us through the contact page

Last updated: September 2026