PUBGNickname does not use cookies. Not for analytics, not for advertising, not for preferences, not for anything. This free nickname tool for PUBG Mobile and Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) works without marking your device at all. Visiting this site stores nothing on your device — which is also why you have never seen a cookie banner here.
Last updated: 20 August 2026 · Published by the PUBGNickname editorial team.
What we measured, and when
On 20 August 2026 we loaded every page of this site in a clean browser session and checked what it left behind. The answer was nothing.
We opened the homepage, the about, contact, privacy, terms, DMCA and this page; we ran the nickname generator; and we used a copy button. After all of that:
- The cookie jar was empty — zero cookies, first-party or third-party.
localStorageandsessionStoragewere both empty.- Not one response from our server carried a
Set-Cookieheader.
This is not a promise about the future; it is a measurement of how the site behaves today. If it changes, this page changes first — see the last section.
Why there is no cookie banner
Consent banners exist because sites store things on your device that are not strictly necessary. We store nothing, so there is nothing to ask you about.
A banner that asked for permission we do not need would be theatre — an extra click that makes a site look careful while telling you nothing true. We would rather publish the measurement and let you check it.
What we do not use
Your browser only ever talks to pubgnickname.com. It contacts no other company while you are here.
| Common tracker | On this site |
|---|---|
| Google Analytics / Tag Manager | Not installed |
| Advertising networks, including AdSense | Not installed |
| Facebook, TikTok or other social pixels | Not installed |
| Embedded video, maps or social widgets | Not used |
| Third-party fonts or script CDNs | Not used — fonts are served from this domain |
| Preference or “remember me” cookies | None — there is nothing to remember, and no account |
The only two exceptions
Two situations can produce a cookie, and neither applies to an ordinary visitor reading this page.
- Editorial staff signing in. WordPress sets a login cookie for whoever is administering the site. That is a member of our team on their own machine, not you.
- A security challenge. The network layer in front of this site can issue a strictly necessary cookie if it needs to verify that a request is not automated. We saw none in our test, but it is the one thing that could appear, and it exists to keep the site up rather than to profile you.
What we use instead
We still need to know which names people ask for and which nicknames get copied — we just do that on the server, without marking your device.
Counting happens when you press a button, is aggregated weekly, and is not linked to a person. Our privacy policy sets out exactly what is recorded, what is filtered out before storage, and how long each thing is kept.
How to check this yourself
Do not take our word for it — this takes about fifteen seconds.
- Open this page in your browser and press F12 to open developer tools.
- Go to the Application tab in Chrome, or Storage in Firefox.
- Look under Cookies, Local Storage and Session Storage for pubgnickname.com. They should all be empty.
- For extra credit, open the Network tab and reload. Every request should go to pubgnickname.com and nowhere else.
If you find something we have not declared here, tell us through our contact page — that is a correction we would want to make the same day.
If this ever changes
If we add anything that stores data on your device, we will update this page before it goes live, not after, and add a consent mechanism where one is required. The date at the top changes only when the content genuinely changes.
Questions about this page go to the editorial team through our contact page. For what this site is, see PUBGNickname.