Privacy

What this site stores

This is a static documentation site on xenokeyless.com. There is no Xeno account register here and no script-cloud we operate. The host may log IPs at the server layer. Email on the footer is for security mail, not a newsletter trap.

Terms

Cookies, fonts, and logs

No account database means we do not hash passwords because we do not have users. Contact email is inbound. Do not send scripts or binaries to that address unless you are reporting a security issue with this static site itself.

This site does not inject third-party ad networks. ads.txt states no inventory. Host access logs, if your panel enables them, are the host’s configuration, not a marketing profile on this page.

Cookies: none from this HTML. Local SmartScreen and Windows are your machine. Roblox’s own client has its own privacy policy on roblox.com.

Children: this documentation is not directed at children. Roblox’s age rules still apply to the game client. We will not add a kids-oriented executor tutorial.

We do not sell lists of executor users. We do not run a script marketplace that would need extra privacy terms. There is no comment form on these pages.

Requests to delete server logs must go to the host, not to a static file. This privacy page can only describe what the HTML does, which is almost nothing.

We do not fingerprint executor sessions. Attach happens on your PC. This documentation never sees your client PID, your script buffer, or your Roblox account. If a third-party “Xeno cloud” asks for a cookie, that is not this host.

Email to the security address may be stored in an inbox. Do not include session tokens. Do not attach unknown binaries unless you are reporting a problem with this static tree. Inbound mail is not a support SLA.

Embedded Google Fonts load from Google’s domain. That is the only third-party fetch in the default template besides your own assets. If you self-host fonts later, you can drop that request. Until then, treat it as a font CDN, not as analytics.

We do not run retargeting pixels on this documentation. A host-level access log is not a marketing profile.

If you only needed to know whether this download page sets a marketing cookie: it does not. Filename and host are the whole protocol.