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Safety & Risk Commitment

The NoobClaw team publicly commits: NoobClaw's software services are built on an open-source and sandbox mechanism, with a "user safety first" philosophy, to safeguard user information security:

1. NoobClaw is a fully trustworthy, open-source, and safe piece of software. All client code is fully auditable and inspectable, safe and virus-free — use it with confidence. Open-source repo: https://github.com/noobclaw

2. NoobClaw has passed checks by the mainstream security tools at www.virustotal.com — safe and reliable

3. NoobClaw supports account-password registration/login, social logins such as Google, and Web3 wallet connection. A wallet is used only for the login signature — it never touches any of your private keys. It also supports Google/Twitter/Discord/email accounts — safe and virus-free, use with confidence

4. If, during installation, some antivirus software or 360 Security falsely flags a security issue, simply add NoobClaw to the trusted zone.

5. NoobClaw's core principle is to use AI + client + browser extension to simulate a human operating the browser. The entire process is identical to you operating the browser yourself, so compared with traditional solutions, the risk of being flagged by risk-control / getting banned is very low.

6. What NoobClaw will NOT do

  • ❌ Save/store your social account passwords

  • ❌ Upload your wallet private key (you manage your own wallet; NoobClaw only needs a signature to log in)

  • ❌ Upload your browser cookies or passwords

  • ❌ Silent background updates (every upgrade shows a version number + changelog)

7. What NoobClaw WILL do

  • ✅ Use your browser and your accounts to operate the platforms

  • ✅ Save each task's prompt + output locally (your privacy never leaves your machine)

8. Data storage location

  • Windows: %APPDATA%\noobclaw\

  • macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/noobclaw/

Inside you'll find tasks.json (task list), runs/ (run records), and drafts/ (draft archive). You can open them any time, and back them up or migrate them to another computer.

9. Contact us

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