Take a few minutes to skim this policy — it tells you exactly what data Google Analytics, Microsoft Clarity, and Google AdSense see when you visit MouseJiggler, and how to disable each one if you'd rather not be measured.
MouseJiggler.pages.dev is a free browser-based utility built and operated by Vinitha, an independent designer-developer based in Palakkad, Kerala, India. The site is hosted on Cloudflare Pages. You can reach me at vinithablog@gmail.com.
There's no company behind this site, no investors, no analytics team — just one person trying to keep things transparent.
From the jiggler tool itself: nothing. Your session timer, the wake lock state, the silent audio loop, and the wandering cursor animation all happen entirely in your browser. Nothing about how you use the tool is sent to any server.
From your visit to the website: three third-party services collect data through your browser. Each one is described in its own section below:
From hosting and content delivery: Cloudflare (hosting), Google Fonts, and jsDelivr (the Tailwind CSS CDN) may log standard server data — IP address, user agent, and request timestamps — purely to deliver the site reliably and prevent abuse.
What it does: Tells me how many people visit MouseJiggler each day, which pages they look at, what country they're in, and what device/browser they're using. There are no individual user profiles — everything is aggregated.
What it sees: Anonymized IP address, page URL, referring page, browser type, screen size, country/region, time on page, and basic interaction events (clicks, scroll depth).
Cookies it sets: _ga, _ga_* (typically valid for 2 years).
How to opt out: Install the official Google Analytics opt-out browser add-on, or block analytics cookies in your browser's settings.
More info: Google's Privacy Policy · How Analytics handles data.
What it does: Records anonymized session replays and heatmaps so I can see where people get confused on the site. Helps me spot UX problems — like a button that nobody clicks because it doesn't look clickable.
What it sees: Mouse movement paths, clicks, scrolls, time on page, page URL, and device/browser metadata. Text typed into form fields is automatically masked by default; sensitive elements are redacted.
Cookies it sets: _clck, _clsk, CLID, MUID, ANONCHK, SM.
How to opt out: Block third-party cookies for clarity.ms and microsoft.com in your browser, or use a privacy extension like uBlock Origin or Privacy Badger.
More info: Microsoft Privacy Statement · Full Clarity cookie list.
What it does: Shows ads on the website, which is how MouseJiggler stays free for everyone. Ads are served by Google and its third-party advertising partners.
What Google and its partners see: Cookies and similar technology are used to deliver ads based on your visits to this site and other sites on the internet. Ads may be personalized (based on your prior browsing) or non-personalized (based only on context).
Cookies set: __gads, __gpi, IDE, ANID, NID, DSID, and others set by third-party advertisers via Google's ad network.
How to opt out of personalized ads:
More info: How Google uses ad data · AdSense privacy guide.
Here are the named cookies set on this site, grouped by who sets them.
Durations are approximate — exact lifetimes are set by each provider and may change. Third-party advertising partners served through AdSense may set additional cookies not listed here; check the opt-out links in the AdSense section for the full picture.
The aggregated data from these services is used only to:
We do not sell personal information, share it with data brokers, build profiles for resale, or use it for any purpose beyond what's listed above.
If you're in the European Economic Area, United Kingdom, or Switzerland, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) gives you the following rights regarding personal data:
To exercise any of these, email vinithablog@gmail.com. Because MouseJiggler doesn't ask for accounts or names, in most cases the simplest way to "delete your data" is to clear the cookies set by Google Analytics, Microsoft Clarity, and Google AdSense in your browser.
If you're a California resident, the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), as amended by the CPRA, gives you these rights:
To make a request, email vinithablog@gmail.com. To opt out of ad-personalization "sharing", use the AdSense opt-out links in Section 5.
MouseJiggler is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from anyone under 13 in line with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). For users in the EEA/UK, this threshold may be higher (typically 16) under local law.
If you're a parent or guardian and you believe a child has provided information through this site, email vinithablog@gmail.com and we'll delete it.
Google and Microsoft are headquartered in the United States and process data globally. By using the site, you understand that your data may be transferred to and processed in the US or other countries with different data protection laws than your own. Both providers rely on Standard Contractual Clauses and other valid transfer mechanisms to comply with GDPR.
We don't store anything ourselves — there's no database behind the site. The third-party services we use retain data on their own schedules:
The site is served over HTTPS and hosted on Cloudflare Pages, which provides DDoS protection and TLS encryption. No payment information, login credentials, or personal data is collected directly by MouseJiggler. We can't speak for the security practices of Google, Microsoft, or our other third-party providers — please refer to each one's own privacy and security documentation.
This policy covers MouseJiggler.pages.dev only. We link out to other sites (Google, Microsoft, my Behance portfolio, opt-out tools), and each one has its own privacy policy. We're not responsible for the practices of any third-party site you visit through a link on MouseJiggler.
This policy may change as we add or remove third-party services, or as laws evolve. When it does, the "Last updated" date at the top of this page will be revised. For significant changes, we'll try to flag them in a visible way on the home page. Continued use of the site after a change means you accept the updated policy.
If anything in this policy is unclear, or you want to exercise one of your rights under GDPR or CCPA, please reach out. I'm one person and I read every email.