What is counted, and what is not.
The application and this website answer that question differently, and the distinction is worth spelling out rather than averaging into one reassuring sentence.
Privacy and analytics
Two different things wear the same word, and the distinction matters enough to spell out.
The application has no telemetry
Dusk does not report your settings, your play, your servers or your identity anywhere. The only request it makes is the update check, which sends the version you are on and a random id used to stage a rollout. The log it keeps is local and has your user folder stripped out of it before anything is written.
This website has analytics
A page view is counted on each visit: the page you are on, the site you came from if you came from one, and the country your request arrived from, which Cloudflare supplies without anyone reading your address. No cookie, no stored identifier, and it is what runs if you choose page views only.
If you allow events, the site also records that a download button was clicked and which section it was clicked from, how far down a page people read, and that a hash was copied. Your choice is stored on your own device so the notice does not come back.
No third-party script, and no cookie wall
Everything above is counted by this site's own code posting to this site's own domain, so there is no advertising tag, no analytics vendor and nothing loaded from anywhere else to consent to. The notice is not a barrier either: the page works completely while it is on screen, and declining costs you nothing.