Info
Background reading: what Agentstrap does with your data, why it can't get you banned, and where things live.
These pages cover the questions that come up when people want to know more about what Agentstrap is doing underneath.
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Privacy policy
Exactly what data Agentstrap sends anywhere, and to whom.
infoAgentstrap and bans
Why using a third-party bootstrapper doesn't put your account at risk.
infoWhere data is stored
A map of every folder and file Agentstrap writes, and what's in it.
infoTranslations
How the interface is translated, and how to help.
infoRoblox icons for shortcuts
Extract Agentstrap's Roblox icons and use them on your own shortcuts.
The short version
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Does Agentstrap report my activity to Roblox? | No. Nothing about what you're playing is sent to Roblox or to Bloxstrap. The only Roblox API calls are read-only lookups of public metadata. |
| Does it send anything to a Bloxstrap server? | No. Agentstrap has no analytics backend of its own. |
| What leaves my machine? | Roblox downloads, the GitHub release check, ipinfo.io lookups when you enable server location or the overlay, and per-mod update checks. |
| Is it malware? | No. The source is public and the only official download is the GitHub release. |
| Can I get banned for using it? | No. It doesn't interact with the client in the way exploits do. See the details. |
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The Help section covers the problems people actually run into, step by step.