ari4dne collects no personal information, from this website or from its applications.
Effective 30 August 2026 Version 1.0 Website and apps Data collected: none
No cookies are set. No analytics, tracking scripts or advertising technology are used, no third-party content is embedded, and there are no forms, accounts or newsletters. Fonts and all other assets are served from this site.
As with any website, the infrastructure that serves these pages generates standard request logs, which include visitors' IP addresses. ari4dne does not collect, access, retain or analyze that data.
BLEam reads your Microsoft Teams presence locally on your PC and uses it to set the color of a Bluetooth light. It does not sign in to your account, and has no access to your messages, calls, meetings or calendar. It makes no network connections: it communicates only with the light, over Bluetooth. Nothing is sent to ari4dne.
The applications contain no analytics or crash-reporting software. Where you have enabled optional diagnostic data in Windows, Microsoft may provide anonymous crash reports containing technical information only; these are used solely to fix faults.
Applications are distributed through the Microsoft Store, which handles purchases and refunds under its own privacy statement. ari4dne receives only anonymous, aggregated figures such as install totals.
Support is provided through public issue trackers on GitHub, governed by GitHub's privacy statement. Anything you post there is public, so please do not include personal information. No support information is held elsewhere.
You have the right to access, correct, delete and obtain a copy of personal data held about you, and to complain to your supervisory authority. ari4dne holds no personal data about you, so there is nothing to disclose, correct, transfer or erase. Data created in an application resides on your own device. Personal data is never sold or shared.
This policy will be updated, with a revised effective date, before any change that affects the handling of personal information. Questions may be raised on the BLEam issue tracker.