IISHKI. Legal information
Cookie Policy
Technologies required for the site to operate and those enabled only at your choice.
1. What Cookies Are
Cookies are small records stored by your browser. The Service also uses localStorage and similar technologies to retain settings. They do not run programs or provide access to files on your device. Operator contacts: support@iishki.com or Telegram @maksim_and_ai_support.
2. Categories
| Category | Purpose and examples | Control |
|---|---|---|
| Essential | Refresh sign-in session, request protection, ii-lang language setting, theme, interface restoration, and security | Operate without separate consent because the requested feature cannot function without them |
| Service attribution | The ii-vid cookie is a random browser identifier with no personal data. It records which link (referral, partner, or publication) brought the visitor and credits invitations. It is not shared with third parties or used for advertising; kept for up to 400 days | Set by the service without separate consent; can be deleted in the browser |
| Analytics | PostHog, Yandex Metrica, Google Analytics, Ahrefs Web Analytics, and DataFast: visits, navigation, performance, and errors | Loaded only after voluntary consent and may be disabled at any time |
| Third-party features | Telegram, Google, payment pages, and AI providers may set their own cookies when you visit or use their features | Also governed by the relevant provider’s policy |
3. Settings
The banner lets you accept or reject optional analytics. The “Cookie settings” button in the site footer lets you change your choice. Withdrawal applies to future collection; lawfully processed anonymized aggregates cannot be reconstructed into their original events.
You may also delete cookies through your browser. Blocking all essential cookies may sign you out, remove your language selection, or prevent certain features from working.
4. Duration
Your analytics choice is retained until you change it or a new material version of this Policy takes effect. The lifetime of individual technical records depends on their function and must not exceed the period necessary for that function.