SHATTOF SERVICE

Cookie Policy

Cookie and Local Storage Policy

Cookie · localStorage · sessionStorage · IndexedDB · Analytics · Privacy

Shattof Service uses cookies, browser local storage, and other web technologies for the correct operation of the site, saving technical settings, accelerating page loading, ensuring security, and, depending on the configuration of the specific version of the site, analyzing anonymized traffic statistics.

This policy explains in detail what cookies, localStorage, sessionStorage, and IndexedDB are, what technical and analytical technologies may be used, which third‑party platforms may be present on the site, and how users can independently manage their browser data.

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Current Version

31 August 2026

This Cookie Policy applies to the Shattof Service website and describes the use of browser technologies and third‑party web components.

0 · Summary

What visitors should know

01

No Registration

Using the site does not require creating a personal account.

02

Cookies & Storage

Browser technologies may be used for technical and local functions.

03

Third‑Party Services

External components may use their own technologies according to their policies.

04

User Control

Cookies and site data can be deleted, restricted, or blocked through the browser.

Shattof Service's core principle

Shattof Service does not create its own commercial database of site visitors based on cookies and does not sell user information to third parties.

Client information that a user voluntarily provides directly when ordering a service is governed by the separate Privacy Policy.

1 · General Provisions

What the Cookie Policy governs

This policy defines the procedure for using cookies, browser local storage, analytics scripts, pixels, web beacons, and other technologies that may be used when visiting the Shattof Service website.

Website

Site Operation

Correct page display, navigation, preservation of technical state, and performance improvement.

Analytics

Statistics

When relevant tools are present — measurement of traffic, performance, and interface operation.

Privacy

User Control

Users can independently manage cookies and local browser data.

2 · Terminology

Cookies, localStorage, sessionStorage, IndexedDB and other technologies

A modern website may use several different mechanisms for storing information and executing JavaScript code. These technologies are not the same mechanism and have different technical characteristics.

01

Cookies

Small values that the browser stores for the site or a third‑party domain.

02

localStorage

Persistent local browser storage until data is cleared by the user or application.

03

sessionStorage

Temporary storage tied to the current tab or session.

04

IndexedDB

Structured local storage for large amounts of web application data.

Web Beacons

Small page elements or requests that may be used by external systems to measure interaction.

Tracking Pixels

Pixels and similar elements may be used by analytics or advertising platforms when the corresponding integration exists.

JavaScript

Client-side scripts provide site interactivity and may initiate calls to external web services.

3 · Essential

Strictly Necessary Technologies

Technical cookies and other necessary mechanisms may be used for site operation, saving user choices, infrastructure protection, load balancing, and delivering static content.

Session

Session Cookies

May be used to maintain the technical state of the current connection or certain site functions.

Type: session · Duration: usually until the session ends

Consent

Saving Cookie Choice

A technical mark of the user's choice may be stored so that the notification is not shown again on each visit.

Type: persistent or local storage · Duration depends on consent‑mechanism configuration

CDN / Security

Cloudflare and CDN

CDN and security systems may use technical cookies and other identifiers for traffic protection, caching, routing, and abuse prevention.

Provider: respective CDN / hosting provider

The composition, name, and lifetime of specific technical cookies may change depending on the current configuration of the site, server, CDN, and libraries used.

4 · Local Storage

Browser Local Storage

Local storage allows a web page to store information directly in the browser. Depending on the technology, this may be temporary state, interface settings, cache, or structured web application data.

localStorage

Persistent Local Data

May be used to store local interface parameters, technical settings, and other data needed by the web application.

Duration: until deleted by user or application.

sessionStorage

Temporary State

May be used for temporary values, tab state, navigation, and intermediate parameters.

Duration: usually until the corresponding session ends.

IndexedDB

Structured Data

May be used to store large local objects and technical data of the web application.

Duration: until deleted by user, browser, or application.

Local Storage resides in the browser

The presence of data in localStorage, sessionStorage, or IndexedDB does not mean that this data has been automatically written to the Shattof Service database. Local data is stored in the browser according to the mechanisms provided by the browser itself.

5 · Analytics

Analytics and Webmaster Systems

Depending on the site configuration, independent analytics and technical platforms may be used. Such services process technical information in accordance with their own rules.

Google

Google Analytics 4

Traffic, events, traffic sources, and technical metrics.

Google

Google Tag Manager

Management of third‑party tag and event loading when the corresponding integration exists.

Google

Google Search Console

Technical data on indexing, page status, and site presence in search.

Yandex

Yandex Metrica

Traffic, events, interaction maps, and page performance analysis.

Yandex

Yandex Webmaster

Technical control of indexing and site status in Yandex search.

Microsoft

Microsoft Clarity

Analysis of interface interaction and identification of user experience issues.

Microsoft

Bing Webmaster Tools

Technical control of indexing and site status in Bing.

The list of analytics systems does not mean that each of them is simultaneously active on every page. The actual set of technologies depends on the current site configuration, user consent, and the status of the corresponding integrations.

6 · Social Platforms

Meta, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and other social platforms

Social networks, advertising platforms, and embedded elements may use cookies, pixels, JavaScript, local storage, and other technologies if their code or embedded content is present on the corresponding page.

Meta

The Meta ecosystem and related analytics technologies.

Facebook

Buttons, external elements, Meta Pixel, and other integrations when present.

Instagram

Embedded content, links, and Meta components when present.

TikTok

External elements, TikTok Pixel, or embedded content when present.

X / Twitter

Buttons, embedded posts, or other platform components.

VK

External buttons, materials, and social elements when present.

LinkedIn

Potential social or analytics components.

Reddit

Potentially embedded content or social elements.

Pinterest

Potential buttons, widgets, or embedded content.

Snapchat

Potential analytics or advertising integrations.

Discord

Potential external widgets, links, or community elements.

YouTube

Video, embedded player, and related Google technologies.

7 · Messengers

Telegram, WhatsApp, Signal, Element and other communication channels

Links to messengers do not by themselves mean that Shattof Service gains access to the internal data of the corresponding platform. After following the link or loading an embedded element, the user interacts with the infrastructure of the service itself.

Telegram

WhatsApp

Signal

Element

Matrix

Session

SimpleX

WeChat

Zangi

IMO

Gem Space

Responsibility of third‑party platforms

Telegram, WhatsApp, Signal, Element, Matrix, Session, SimpleX, WeChat, Zangi, IMO, Gem Space and other external platforms have their own servers, information processing mechanisms, cookies, backups, metadata, and other internal processes. Shattof Service does not manage their infrastructure.

Users independently choose a convenient communication channel and, if necessary, review the privacy policy of the corresponding platform.

8 · Own Systems

What Shattof Service does not do on the site side

No Accounts

The site does not require creating a user account to view pages.

No Client CRM

Site cookies do not automatically become records in our own CRM database.

No Data Sale

Shattof Service does not sell user information to third parties.

No Own Retargeting

Shattof Service does not create its own advertising audiences from site visitors.

Privacy for Shattof means minimisation

We do not aim to turn every site visitor into a continuously tracked profile. Web technologies are used only to the extent necessary for the specific technical architecture of the site and connected external services.

9 · Confidentiality

We do not share client information with third parties

Shattof Service adheres to the principle of maximum confidentiality of information received from clients.

Marketing

No Data Sale

User information is not sold to advertising networks, data brokers, or marketing companies.

Privacy

No Commercial Distribution

Shattof Service does not provide client information to third parties for independent commercial use.

Confidentiality

Government and Law Enforcement

According to Shattof Service policy, client information is not provided to government bodies, law enforcement agencies, departments, or other requesting organisations.

This provision applies to information and materials under the control of Shattof Service. Shattof Service does not manage the infrastructure of third‑party CDNs, analytics platforms, social networks, messengers, or other external providers, so their own technical processes are governed by the respective providers' policies.

10 · International Privacy

International standards and privacy legislation

Shattof Service is an international web resource and is accessible to users from different countries. Therefore, when developing the privacy and cookie policy, various international approaches to personal data protection, electronic communications, cookies, and online privacy are taken into account.

The list below is intended for informational transparency and does not mean that each specified legal regime automatically applies to every visitor or each processing operation.

European Union

European Union

  • GDPR — General Data Protection Regulation
  • ePrivacy Directive 2002/58/EC
  • electronic communications and cookies
  • principle of processing transparency
  • right to data control
  • principle of minimisation

United Kingdom

United Kingdom

  • UK GDPR
  • Data Protection Act 2018
  • Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations
  • online privacy
  • cookie consent

Switzerland

Switzerland

  • Federal Act on Data Protection
  • revFADP / nFADP
  • personal data protection

United States

United States

  • CCPA — California Consumer Privacy Act
  • CPRA — California Privacy Rights Act
  • Virginia VCDPA
  • Colorado Privacy Act
  • Connecticut Data Privacy Act
  • Utah Consumer Privacy Act
  • Texas Data Privacy and Security Act
  • Oregon Consumer Privacy Act
  • Montana Consumer Data Privacy Act
  • Iowa Consumer Data Protection Act
  • Indiana Consumer Data Protection Act
  • Kentucky Consumer Data Protection Act
  • Delaware Personal Data Privacy Act
  • Tennessee Information Protection Act
  • Nebraska Data Privacy Act
  • New Jersey Data Privacy Act
  • Maryland Online Data Privacy Act
  • Minnesota Consumer Data Privacy Act
  • New Hampshire Privacy Act

Canada

Canada

  • PIPEDA
  • Quebec Law 25
  • provincial privacy regimes
  • consumer privacy

Brazil

Brazil

  • LGPD
  • Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados Pessoais
  • privacy and personal data protection
  • rights of data subjects

China

China

  • PIPL — Personal Information Protection Law
  • Cybersecurity Law
  • Data Security Law
  • personal information protection
  • cross-border data considerations

Japan

Japan

  • APPI
  • Act on the Protection of Personal Information
  • privacy protection

South Korea

South Korea

  • PIPA
  • Personal Information Protection Act
  • online privacy

Singapore

Singapore

  • PDPA
  • Personal Data Protection Act
  • consent and accountability

Thailand

Thailand

  • PDPA
  • Personal Data Protection Act
  • online privacy

India

India

  • Digital Personal Data Protection Act
  • DPDPA
  • digital personal data

Indonesia

Indonesia

  • Personal Data Protection Law
  • personal data protection

Australia

Australia

  • Privacy Act 1988
  • Australian Privacy Principles
  • Notifiable Data Breaches framework

New Zealand

New Zealand

  • Privacy Act 2020
  • Information Privacy Principles

South Africa

South Africa

  • POPIA
  • Protection of Personal Information Act

Latin America

Latin America

  • LGPD — Brazil
  • national data protection laws
  • consumer privacy regimes
  • online privacy standards

Middle East

Middle East

  • UAE PDPL
  • Qatar Data Protection Law
  • national privacy frameworks
  • electronic communications rules

International nature of the site

The presence of an international list does not mean the automatic application of each law simultaneously. Specific applicability depends on the user's country, the nature of the service, type of data, service used, place of processing, and other circumstances.

12 · Server Logs

Server logs and request technical data

When a browser requests a server, standard technical information may be processed by the hosting, CDN, or security infrastructure.

IP Address

Technical network address of the request source.

User‑Agent

Information about the browser, device, and software environment.

URL

Requested resource address.

Date and Time

Technical timestamp of the network request.

Such logs are part of the functioning of the internet infrastructure. Shattof Service does not use them as its own CRM visitor database and does not sell technical logs to third parties.

13 · Management

How to manage cookies and local storage

Users independently control the data stored by the browser. This can be done by deleting cookies, clearing site data, blocking third‑party cookies, or using privacy protection tools.

Google Chrome

Settings → Privacy and Security → Cookies and site data.

Mozilla Firefox

Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and site data.

Apple Safari

Preferences → Privacy → Manage website data.

Microsoft Edge

Settings → Cookies and site permissions → Manage cookies.

Yandex Browser

Browser settings → sites → cookies and site data.

Opera

Settings → Privacy and security → cookies.

Brave

Settings → Shields → cookies and tracker blocking.

Tor Browser

Privacy settings → clear site data and cookies.

14 · Mobile

Cookies on mobile devices

iPhone / iPad

Cookie and site data management is done through Safari or the browser being used.

Android

Cookies and site data can be deleted through Chrome, Firefox, Samsung Internet, and other browsers.

Mobile Browsers

Menu item names may differ depending on the application version and operating system.

Private Browsing

Private browsing mode may limit the lifetime of local data and cookies.

15 · Privacy Tools

Do Not Track, Global Privacy Control, and blockers

Users may additionally use browser mechanisms and third‑party tools to limit tracking.

Global Privacy Control

A signal that may be sent by the browser or extension to express privacy preference.

Do Not Track

Browser signal of preference regarding tracking.

AdGuard

Blocking ads, trackers, and some third‑party requests.

uBlock Origin

Advanced filtering of third‑party requests, ads, and trackers.

Privacy Badger

Limiting tracking elements.

Ghostery

Control and blocking of some trackers.

NoScript

Limiting JavaScript execution and third‑party elements.

Private Browsing

Limiting local history storage and some session data.

16 · Clearing

How to completely clear Shattof Service data from your browser

For a complete clearing, you need to delete not only cookies but also local site data, including localStorage, sessionStorage, IndexedDB, and cache.

Chrome

Manage data for a specific site → delete cookies, storage, and cache.

Firefox

Cookies and site data → Manage data → delete domain.

Safari

Manage website data → find domain → delete data.

Edge

Manage cookies and site data → find domain → delete.

17 · Third‑Party

Third‑party cookies and external services

External services may apply their own cookies and tracking technologies independently of Shattof Service. This applies to analytics, CDNs, video, social platforms, advertising tools, and embedded content.

Google

Analytics, Tag Manager, Search Console, YouTube, and other services.

Yandex

Metrica, Webmaster, and other web tools.

Microsoft

Clarity and Bing Webmaster Tools.

Cloudflare

CDN, security, caching, and abuse protection.

Meta

Facebook, Instagram, and Meta Pixel when integration exists.

TikTok

TikTok Pixel and social components when present.

X

External buttons, posts, and embedded content.

VK

Social elements when present.

18 · Personal Data

Cookie Policy and personal data

Visiting the site

Viewing site pages does not require providing a name, phone number, email address, address, passport data, or payment details through a registration form.

Direct contact

If a user independently contacts Shattof Service via Telegram, WhatsApp, Signal, email, or another channel, the information voluntarily provided for order fulfilment is governed by the Privacy Policy.

Open Privacy Policy

19 · International

International processing of technical information

Site users are located in different countries. Therefore, third‑party CDNs, analytics platforms, social networks, video services, and other providers may use international infrastructure.

01

Global Access

The site is accessible to users worldwide.

02

Third‑Party Infrastructure

External platforms may have servers in different countries.

03

Shattof's own systems

Shattof Service does not sell user information and does not create its own advertising database of site visitors.

20 · Changes

Changes to the Cookie Policy

20.1. Shattof Service reserves the right to amend this Policy when the site architecture, list of analytics tools, third‑party services, CDN, browser technologies, or consent mechanism changes.

20.2. The new version is published on the `/cookies` page.

20.3. The date of the latest update is indicated at the top of the document.

20.4. In the event of a significant change in optional technologies, the consent mechanism may request the user's choice again.

Cookie & Privacy

Have a question about cookies or privacy?

You can contact Shattof Service through a convenient communication channel and ask about the web technologies used.

Contact us

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about cookies, analytics, and privacy

Cookies are small pieces of data that a website or third‑party service may store in the browser for technical functions, settings, and analytics.

localStorage is a browser local storage mechanism whose data is stored on the user's device until deleted.

sessionStorage is used for temporary data related to the current tab or session.

IndexedDB is a browser storage for structured and relatively large local web application data.

Google Analytics may be used in the current site configuration to analyse traffic and events. The actual set of active tools depends on the site version.

Yandex Metrica may be used for web analytics, traffic analysis, and interface performance.

Yes, third‑party Meta components may use their own technologies if the corresponding code, widget, or embedded content is present on the specific page.

TikTok Pixel may be used only when the corresponding integration exists. In the absence of such code, the technology is not active.

According to Shattof Service policy, client information is not provided to government, law enforcement, or other requesting bodies.

No. Shattof Service does not sell user data to advertising companies, data brokers, or other commercial organisations.

Yes. Cookies can be deleted or blocked in browser settings.

Yes. Site data can be cleared by managing data for a specific site in the browser.

Including but not limited to GDPR, ePrivacy, UK GDPR, CCPA, CPRA, PIPEDA, LGPD, PIPL, APPI, PIPA, PDPA, POPIA, Privacy Act, and similar international regimes.

Shattof Service · Privacy

You control your browser data

Cookies, localStorage, sessionStorage, IndexedDB, and cache can be deleted or restricted through your browser settings. Shattof Service does not sell user information and does not create its own advertising database of site visitors.

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