FAQ
How Can I Be Sure Akira Clicker is Not Malware? At Akira, we understand the importance of data safety and privacy for our users. Our development team created Akira Clicker with a strong commitment to providing a tool that helps users who may not be able to pay for software while ensuring their data remains secure. We are not just developers; we are part of a community that values trust and security.
Our team consists of responsible individuals who fully understand the consequences of their actions. We have no intention of harming our users or compromising their data, as engaging in harmful practices would be detrimental to our reputation and the community we aim to support. We created Akira Clicker to empower users rather than exploit them, and our goal is to provide an effective solution that respects user privacy and promotes ethical use.
To maintain user trust, we strive to collect minimal data from both our paying and free users. You can read more about our data collection practices in our privacy policy and terms of service. In summary, we only collect hardware IDs (HWIDs) and the IP addresses used to access our website.
To ensure your safety, we advise you to only download our software from our official website, akiraghost.com. It is essential to avoid downloading our executables from third-party websites or users, as these files may be tampered with and could compromise your system's security. We are actively working with antivirus companies to minimize false positives, ensuring that Akira Clicker is recognized as safe software. You can report antivirus detections to us through our discord server and we will try to resolve it with the company. At the end of the day, our goal is to provide a tool that you can rely on without worrying about your data. If you have any questions or need assistance, we’re here to help.
Why Doesn’t Akira Clicker Have Destruct? While we would love to offer a destruct feature that can bypass screenshare tools in Akira Clicker, the reality is that providing such functionality for a free product presents significant challenges. The nature of maintaining an undetected destruct feature requires constant updates and resources, which we simply cannot commit to at this time.
Our development team is currently made up of just one individual. This means that, while we care deeply about our free products, we cannot dedicate the necessary time and effort to keep Akira Clicker undetected. Additionally, running our services involves costs—servers, domains, and other expenses require funding. Therefore, our focus must primarily be on developing tools that generate revenue to support the ongoing operation of both our paid and free software.
We appreciate your understanding and support as we continue to work on creating effective solutions while balancing our limited resources.
How Do You Make Money Off Akira Clicker, or Why Is It Worth It for You? In two words: It doesn’t. Akira Clicker consumes our time and resources without generating revenue. It requires server resources and regular updates, which can be costly.
So, why do we do it? I had an autoclicker sitting around that I thought could benefit some users. I decided to add a user interface, integrate our API, and release it, hoping that someone would find it useful. Our goal is to provide value to our community, even if it doesn’t directly translate into profits for us.
Why Don’t You Provide Support for Akira Clicker? While we would love to offer support for Akira Clicker, our staff team is limited, and we simply cannot provide one-on-one assistance for everyone who chooses to download and use our free product. Our resources are focused on maintaining and improving the software itself.
However, we recognize the need for support, and we may consider assembling a support team from community members in the future. If you’re interested in helping others in our name, please let us know on our Discord server!
We appreciate your understanding and encourage users to refer to our documentation and community forums for assistance and guidance.
Why Is There Software Protection on a Free Product? Even though Akira Clicker is a free product, that doesn’t mean we don’t prioritize the protection of our code and intellectual property. Our software protection measures are in place not only to safeguard our work but also to protect you, our users.
By implementing software protection, we prevent bad actors from modifying our tool and potentially tricking you into using "infected" versions that are disguised under our name. While this protection might trigger some antivirus software, it’s our way of ensuring the safety and integrity of our tools and our community. It would be disappointing for us to let malicious users exploit our software without taking steps to prevent it.
We appreciate your understanding as we work to keep Akira Clicker a safe and reliable tool for everyone.
My Sensitivity Changes While Using the Autoclicker—What Should I Do? If you notice that your sensitivity changes while using the left or right clicker, we recommend the following steps:
Turn Off the Module: Disable the autoclicker module temporarily.
Disable Smart Mode: Make sure to turn off the Smart Mode option.
Re-enable the Feature: Turn the module back on.
This process usually resolves sensitivity issues. We’re not entirely sure why this happens on some CPUs, but we have primarily noticed this issue among AMD users.
If the problem persists, please refer to our documentation or community forums for further assistance.
Supported Operating Systems
Akira Clicker is designed to work seamlessly on the following operating systems:
Windows 10
Windows 11
Please note that Akira Clicker is not developed for custom Windows versions such as "Atlas, ReviOS, Ghost Spectre etc..." and as a result, we cannot guarantee its compatibility on those systems. Additionally, our software is not compatible with macOS and Linux operating systems.
For the best experience and compatibility, we recommend using Akira Clicker on Windows 11.
What Versions does Akira Clicker Support? Akira Clicker should be compatible with all available Minecraft java versions.
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