Cookie Policy
This Cookie Policy explains how the official Lenin Coin website may use cookies, local storage and similar technologies to operate securely, remember user choices and support optional website measurement features.
This Policy describes the categories that may be used by the website. It does not claim that every listed category or third-party service is currently active.
1. Scope of this Cookie Policy
This Cookie Policy applies to cookies and similar storage or access technologies used through the official Lenin Coin website.
It does not govern technologies used independently by third-party websites, wallets, exchanges, social platforms, blockchain explorers or other external services.
2. What Cookies Are
A cookie is a small data file that a website stores on or reads from a browser or device. Cookies may help a website maintain a session, remember preferences, apply security controls or understand how pages are used.
Cookies may contain identifiers, timestamps, settings or technical information. A cookie does not normally contain a private key, seed phrase or complete wallet credential.
Lenin Coin will never use a cookie to request or store your seed phrase, private key or wallet recovery phrase.
3. Similar Technologies
This Policy also uses the term “cookies” to describe similar technologies where appropriate, including:
- local storage and session storage;
- software development kit identifiers;
- tracking pixels and web beacons;
- device or browser storage;
- consent-management records;
- security and fraud-prevention identifiers.
The legal rules applying to a technology may depend on its purpose, how it is deployed and the jurisdiction of the user.
4. Categories of Cookies
| Category | Typical purpose | Consent status |
|---|---|---|
| Strictly necessary | Security, network delivery, consent storage and functions requested by the user. | May be used without optional consent where legally permitted. |
| Functional | Remember language, accessibility, interface or display preferences. | May require consent depending on necessity and applicable law. |
| Analytics | Measure visits, page use, errors and general website performance. | Should remain disabled until consent where consent is required. |
| Advertising | Personalized advertising, cross-site tracking or campaign attribution. | Requires an appropriate legal basis and generally prior consent where used. |
The actual website cookie banner and consent settings should reflect the technologies that are genuinely active at the time of your visit.
5. Current and Future Cookie Use
The website may use essential technologies needed to deliver pages, protect forms, prevent abuse, remember cookie preferences and maintain basic website operation.
Analytics, advertising, embedded-media or other non-essential technologies should not be treated as active unless they are actually installed and identified through the website’s consent interface or cookie records.
Whenever a new plugin, analytics service, embedded video, chat tool, advertising platform or similar technology is added, the cookie banner and this Policy should be reviewed and updated.
6. Consent and Cookie Preferences
Where required by applicable law, non-essential cookies should be set only after you provide a valid choice through the cookie banner or preference interface.
The website should allow users to accept, reject or manage non-essential cookie categories without misleading wording or unnecessary difficulty.
A consent cookie or local-storage record may be used to remember your selection and avoid requesting the same choice on every page.
Your selection may need to be requested again after the consent period expires, material technologies change or browser storage is cleared.
7. Strictly Necessary Cookies
Strictly necessary cookies support functions that are required to provide a service requested by the user or maintain essential website operation.
They may support:
- secure page delivery and load balancing;
- fraud, spam and abuse prevention;
- contact-form security;
- cookie-consent and preference storage;
- session continuity where a session is requested;
- accessibility and critical interface functions.
Blocking these technologies may cause parts of the website to stop functioning correctly.
8. Functional and Preference Cookies
Functional technologies may remember choices that improve convenience but are not always essential to basic website delivery.
Examples may include:
- language and region preferences;
- appearance or accessibility selections;
- dismissed notices;
- interface layout preferences;
- saved form settings that do not contain sensitive credentials.
Where required, these cookies should remain optional and be controlled through the website’s preference interface.
9. Analytics and Performance Cookies
Analytics technologies may be used in the future to understand how visitors reach and use the website, identify errors and improve performance.
Analytics information may include page views, approximate region, device type, browser, referral source, visit duration and general interaction events.
Analytics should not be described as active unless the relevant service is genuinely installed. Where consent is required, analytics should remain disabled until the user accepts that category.
Any analytics provider, cookie name, purpose and duration should be added to an updated cookie inventory when activated.
10. Advertising and Targeting Cookies
The website is not currently described as operating a behavioral advertising or cross-site targeting program.
If advertising, retargeting, conversion tracking or personalized campaign technologies are introduced, this Policy and the consent interface should be updated before those technologies are activated where required.
Advertising cookies may create profiles, associate visits across websites or measure campaign performance. These technologies should not be placed in the strictly necessary category.
11. Third-Party Cookies and Embedded Content
Some website features may rely on third-party providers, such as embedded media, maps, social content, security tools, hosting infrastructure or external forms.
A third party may set or read its own cookies when a feature loads or when you interact with it. These technologies are governed by the third party’s terms and privacy documentation.
Where practical, non-essential third-party content should remain blocked until the user provides the required consent.
External links that open a separate website are not themselves cookies, but the destination website may use its own technologies.
12. Session and Persistent Cookies
Session cookies
Session cookies are generally deleted when the browser session ends. They may support temporary security, navigation or requested session functions.
Persistent cookies
Persistent cookies remain for a defined period or until deleted. They may remember consent, preferences or other recurring settings.
Cookie duration should be limited to what is reasonably necessary for the stated purpose. An installed cookie inventory should identify specific expiration periods.
13. Browser and Device Controls
Most browsers allow you to review, block or delete cookies through their privacy or site settings.
You may generally be able to:
- delete stored cookies and local website data;
- block all cookies or third-party cookies;
- allow cookies only for selected websites;
- clear cookies when the browser closes;
- limit tracking through device or browser privacy controls.
Browser settings may not control every similar technology. Blocking essential storage may affect website operation and may cause the consent banner to reappear.
14. Withdrawing or Changing Consent
Where a cookie preference interface is available, you may use it to change or withdraw your selection for non-essential categories.
Withdrawal does not make processing that occurred before withdrawal unlawful. It should prevent new optional cookies from being placed or used for the withdrawn purpose, subject to technical implementation and applicable law.
You may also delete existing cookies through your browser. Removing a consent record may cause the website to request your preferences again.
15. Changes to this Cookie Policy
This Policy may be updated when the website activates, removes or changes cookies, plugins, embedded content, analytics tools or other storage and access technologies.
The effective date shown at the top of this page identifies the latest published version.
Material changes to optional technologies may require renewed consent or an updated preference choice.
16. Contact
Questions about this Cookie Policy or the website’s use of cookies may be sent to:
Lenin Coin
Email: [email protected]