Project AFTERBURN uses an authoritative game server. For every live online match, it records limited server-derived aim and firing summaries to measure possible abuse and improve the detector. This is a research and review signal. It does not automatically kick, ban, restrict matchmaking, or change rewards.
A random match-scoped player reference; build and detector versions; counts of eligible samples, confirmed shots, gaps, aim snaps and exact tracking; shots by weapon family; and up to 16 short evidence records containing match ticks, target seat numbers and angle errors. The client may report a broad input type (mouse, touch or controller) to help compare control methods. That claim is untrusted.
We do not collect raw mouse paths, key logs, device fingerprints, IP addresses in these reports, or video clips. Only authenticated administrators can view the reports. Stored reports are deleted after 30 days. This data is not used for automatic sanctions. If the policy changes, the notice will be updated before the change is enabled.