Cookie Policy

This revision is effective August 27, 2026. Website: neuroslop.net. Service owner: the independent operator of the Neuroslop project; contact: info@neuroslop.net, Telegram **@AITextChecker**.

What cookies we use

Essential ones — without them, the website cannot keep you logged in:

• ns_sess: login session. A signed cookie, valid for 30 days. Set upon login.
• ns_did: device identifier for the "Devices" list in your account and protection against login from unauthorized devices. Valid for 2 years. Set upon login.
• ns_lang: the interface language you chose. Valid for 1 year. Set when you switch languages.
• ns_ref: the inviter's code in the partner program. Valid for 30 days. Set when you arrive via a referral link.
• ns_tgl: a one-time technical token for signing in via the Telegram bot. Valid for 5 minutes.
• ns_content_first: a signed first-party marker for the first deliberate transition

from an article or content landing page into the editor or toward an API key. It is set only after an article CTA, editor start, or MCP key CTA, lasts 30 days, and contains only the page path, content type, and locale. The signed value also carries a technical format version and creation time so its age can be checked. It contains no user text, intent, article title, or search query.

Minimal cookie-free measurement

Before a choice, and when “Essential only” is selected, the site sends only a bounded set of public-page events to its own server: views, CTAs, the start of MCP setup, and pricing-selection steps. They are immediately added to UTC-day counters by fixed event, language, and canonical public path. No individual record is created; cookies, IP, user/session/device IDs, fingerprints, user agents, referrers, search queries, and text are not stored. IP is used only as a transient in-memory minute-rate-limit key.

Extended analytics — your choice

Yandex Metrica, Google Analytics, and individual first-party product-funnel events load and send only after you select “Allow analytics.” If you select “Essential only,” third-party counters and the detailed funnel remain off; only the daily first-party aggregates described above continue. The choice, notice version, and timestamp stay in your browser's localStorage.

• Yandex Metrica (counter 110710625), with Webvisor disabled. Sets cookies like `_ym_uid`; governed by Yandex's policy.
• Google Analytics 4 (tag G-WK9H8LMT0Y). Sets cookies like `_ga`; governed by Google's policy.

The text you check or humanize is never sent to analytics. You can reset the choice by deleting `ns_cookie_consent` from the browser's local storage.

There are no advertising cookies. No other third-party scripts are loaded, except for the Telegram login widget (it operates only on the login button and is governed by Telegram's policy).

Browser local storage

• Analytics choice, notice version, and choice time (to avoid showing the banner repeatedly).
• Text draft when navigating from the landing page to the dashboard.
• A one-time `sessionStorage` transition marker: landing-page path, the "check" or

"humanize" intent, and its creation time. It is removed when the editor first opens or treated as expired after 30 minutes. The marker does not contain the draft text.

This data never leaves your browser.

How to disable

Cookies can be deleted in your browser settings. After deletion, you will need to log in again via ns_sess.