Cookie policy

This policy is based on Peruvian personal data protection legislation: Law No. 29733 and its Regulation (Supreme Decree No. 016-2024-JUS).

Cookies are small files that a site stores in your browser. We also use the browser's local storage, which works in a similar way. Everything we use is necessary for the panel to work or to remember a preference that you choose.

We do not use advertising, tracking or analytics cookies, or third-party tools of that kind. Visiting the site doesn't store any cookie on you: the panel's cookies are created when you sign in.

• __Host-ng_session (cookie, necessary): stores a random key that identifies your session in the panel. The session data is on the server, not in the cookie. It lasts up to 7 days or until you sign out. Scripts can't read it, it only travels over HTTPS and it isn't sent from other sites.
• __Host-ng_oauth (cookie, necessary): stores a single-use code while you sign in with Discord, to check that you requested the sign-in. It lasts 10 minutes at most and is deleted when it finishes.
• lang (local storage, preference): remembers the language you chose. It stays in your browser until you delete it and isn't sent to our servers.
• theme (local storage, preference): remembers whether you chose the light or the dark theme. It stays in your browser until you delete it and isn't sent to our servers.
• cookie-notice (local storage, preference): remembers whether you accepted or rejected preferences, so the cookie notice isn't shown again. It stays in your browser until you delete it and isn't sent to our servers.

• Cloudflare delivers the site and protects it. Depending on the security features it has active, it may set technical cookies, for example __cf_bm (bot detection, lasts 30 minutes of inactivity) or cf_clearance (stores that you passed a check). When they exist, they are Cloudflare technical security cookies, not advertising ones. Their list and purpose are in Cloudflare's documentation.
• Discord: the panel shows icons, avatars and emojis that load from cdn.discordapp.com, so Discord receives your IP address when requesting them. When you sign in, you go through Discord's site, which has its own cookies and privacy policy.

The law treats online identifiers as personal data, although it doesn't regulate cookies separately. That's why we apply the general data protection rules to them.

• Necessary cookies serve to give you the service you ask for when you enter the panel, so they don't need separate consent.
• Preferences of language and theme are only saved if you accept them in the cookie notice. If you reject them, we don't save them and the site works the same. They stay in your browser and aren't sent to our servers.
• How we treat the other data we receive when you sign in is in the Privacy policy.

If we ever added optional cookies (for example, analytics), we'll ask for your consent before using them, with a clear option to refuse them, and we'll update this page.

Legal basis: article III, item 4, of the Regulation of the Personal Data Law (online identifiers) and article 14, item 5, of the Personal Data Law (No. 29733) (service you ask for).

• You can delete or block cookies and local storage from your browser's settings.
• If you delete the session cookie, your panel session ends and you'll have to sign in again. If you block the necessary cookies, you won't be able to use the panel.
• If you delete local storage, the site goes back to the default language and theme.

For questions about cookies or personal data write to [email protected].