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Cookie Policy

Last updated: July 23, 2026.

This Cookie Policy (the "Policy") explains how Fantom Tech LLP (the "Company", "we", "us", "our") uses cookies, browser local storage, and similar technologies on the website https://kashbi.net (the "Site").

This Policy applies when the Site is accessed from a computer, smartphone, tablet, or other device. It supplements the Privacy Policy and other Company documents.

1. What cookies and similar technologies are

1.1. Cookies

A cookie is a small text file that a website stores in a user's browser. Cookies allow the website to remember settings selected by the user and apply them during subsequent visits.

Cookies may be:

1.2. Browser local storage

Local Storage allows settings and other data to be stored directly on the user's device. Unlike most cookies, Local Storage data does not have an automatic expiry date and is generally retained until it is deleted by the user, the browser, or the Site.

In this Policy, cookies and Local Storage are collectively referred to as "storage technologies".

2. Why we use storage technologies

We use storage technologies for the following purposes:

As of the last update of this Policy, the Site does not use cookies or Local Storage for advertising, behavioural profiling, cross-site tracking, or web analytics.

3. First-party cookies

3.1. lang

Purpose: stores the code of the language selected by the user and allows the Site to open in that language on the next visit.

Possible values: a supported language code, such as ru, en, kk, or another available code.

Type: first-party, functional, persistent cookie.

Retention period: up to 365 days from the date it is set or updated.

Scope: the entire Site.

SameSite attribute: Lax.

The cookie is set or updated after the user selects a language. If the browser blocks cookies, the corresponding preference may be stored in Local Storage under the key lang.

3.2. kashbi-theme

Purpose: stores the Site interface theme selected by the user.

Possible values: light or dark.

Type: first-party, functional, persistent cookie.

Retention period: up to 365 days from the date it is set or updated.

Scope: the entire Site.

SameSite attribute: Lax.

The cookie is set or updated after the user selects a theme. If the browser blocks cookies, the corresponding preference may be stored in Local Storage under the key kashbi-theme.

4. Local Storage data

4.1. kashbi-cookie-consent-v1

Purpose: records that the user has dismissed the cookie information notice so that it is not displayed on every visit.

Possible value: accepted.

Retention period: until deleted by the user, the browser, or the Site.

Recording this value only confirms that the notice has been read. It does not constitute consent to advertising, analytics, or other optional technologies, as the Site does not use them as of the last update of this Policy.

4.2. lang

Purpose: fallback storage of the selected language if the browser does not allow the cookie with the same name to be set.

Retention period: until the language is changed or the data is deleted by the user, the browser, or the Site.

4.3. kashbi-theme

Purpose: fallback storage of the selected interface theme if the browser does not allow the cookie with the same name to be set.

Retention period: until the theme is changed or the data is deleted by the user, the browser, or the Site.

5. Necessity and basis of use

The storage technologies listed in this Policy are used to save preferences and actions directly selected by the user and to provide the interface operation requested by the user.

Where applicable law permits strictly necessary or functional technologies to be used without prior consent, we use them on that basis. If analytics, advertising, or other optional technologies requiring consent are introduced on the Site in the future, we will update this Policy and, where required, allow the user to accept or reject them before they are set.

6. Google Fonts

The Site loads fonts through Google Fonts from the domains fonts.googleapis.com and fonts.gstatic.com.

According to Google, the Google Fonts Web API does not set or log cookies. To deliver font files, the user's browser sends Google a technical HTTP request that may include the IP address, requested URL, browser and operating system information, and other standard HTTP headers.

Google processes this data in accordance with its own terms and policies. The Company does not operate the Google Fonts infrastructure.

7. Third-party websites and Telegram

The Site contains links to Telegram and may contain links to other third-party resources. Following such a link means that the user leaves the Site or opens a third-party application.

Third-party services may use their own cookies, local storage, or other technologies in accordance with their own policies. The Company does not set these technologies on behalf of third-party services and does not control them after the user proceeds to the relevant resource.

8. How to manage storage technologies

The user may delete or block cookies and Local Storage data in the browser settings. The names of the relevant settings sections depend on the browser and device being used.

After the data is deleted:

Blocking storage technologies should not prevent access to the main content of the Site, but certain preferences may not be retained between visits.

9. Personal data and technical logs

Information obtained through storage technologies may be considered personal data under applicable law. The processing of personal data, technical logs, IP addresses, and user enquiries is described in the Privacy Policy.

10. Changes to this Policy

We may amend this Policy if the Site's functionality, the technologies used, legal requirements, or our internal procedures change.

The current version of the Policy is published on the Site. If a change requires user consent, we will request that consent before using the relevant optional technologies.

11. Contact details

For questions about cookies and similar technologies, the user may contact us at:

12. Language versions

This document may be published in different languages. If applicable law requires a particular language version to take precedence, that version will apply. In all other cases, if there are discrepancies between language versions, the English version will prevail.