Cookies Policy
Senocom Ltd
Senocom Ltd
AINA Cookies Policy
Last updated:
9 November 2026
Effective date:
16 November 2026
UPCOMING VERSION — Effective 16 November 2026. Until then, the current Tech Duck L.L.C-FZ documents remain applicable. This preview does not by itself transfer any existing contract.
1. About this Policy
This Cookies Policy explains how Senocom Ltd (“Senocom”, “AINA”, “we”) uses cookies and similar technologies on https://aina-tech.io and associated AINA web applications (the “Service”). It supplements our Privacy Policy, available at https://aina-tech.io/legal/privacy-policy.
Cookies are small files saved on a device. We may also use browser storage and similar technologies to support sign-in, store preferences, measure website performance and understand use of the Service.
2. Categories of Technologies
Strictly necessary technologies support core operations such as authentication, session security, fraud prevention, language selection and recording cookie choices. They are used where necessary to provide the requested Service.
Analytics technologies help us understand page visits, registrations, product interactions, campaign attribution and usability. This category includes session replay where enabled. Analytics and replay technologies are optional and operate after the relevant user consent is given where required.
Marketing technologies, if deployed, help us measure advertisements and deliver relevant campaigns. They are optional and require prior consent where applicable.
3. Providers and Examples
On AINA websites and web applications, analytics services may include Google Analytics (Google Ireland Limited), Amplitude (Amplitude, Inc., United States), PostHog (PostHog, Inc.; AINA data hosted in the EU) and Yandex Metrika (Yandex LLC). Examples of cookies, browser identifiers and similar technologies are listed below; the actual identifiers depend on the implemented configuration.
| Provider | Examples of identifiers | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Google Analytics | _ga, _ga_* and related identifiers | Traffic and website usage measurement |
| Amplitude | AMP_* and, where enabled, AMP_MKTG_*; browser storage | Product interaction, internal user_id and event analytics |
| Yandex Metrika | _ym_* and related identifiers | Website and campaign measurement |
| PostHog | PostHog browser identifiers and session ID; storage varies by configuration | Product interactions and consent-based session replay / usability analysis |
Amplitude receives an internal user_id and usage events rather than the account email address in the described implementation; its project is hosted in the United States. The user_id may still be personal data. PostHog uses interaction events and optional session replay to understand user journeys, clicks and interface problems. Replay is configured to mask typed input and contact details, including email addresses and phone numbers. Other browser and session metadata may still be personal data.
Cookie and browser-storage durations depend on each provider and the actual configuration. A browser cookie’s expiry is not necessarily the same as the server-side retention period for analytics events. Further information on personal data retention and international transfers is provided in our Privacy Policy.
4. Consent and Your Choices
When you first use our website or web application, the cookie banner offers a choice to accept, reject or configure optional technologies by category. Optional analytics, session replay and marketing technologies are off by default and are not activated until the relevant category is accepted, where consent is required. Rejecting them does not prevent the operation of essential Service features.
You may change your choice and withdraw consent through the cookie preference controls on the website or platform. Withdrawal stops future optional collection and, where technically applicable, removes optional cookies and related browser-storage identifiers. It does not automatically delete data already processed on a provider’s servers; data erasure requests may be made under our Privacy Policy.
5. Managing Cookies in Your Browser
You can also clear or block cookies through your browser settings. Blocking essential cookies may affect login, security and availability of certain Service features. Browser settings may not replace the consent controls for all tracking technologies.
Guides for managing cookies:
6. International Processing and Privacy Rights
Our service providers may process information in countries outside the European Economic Area, including the United States. Where personal data is transferred internationally, the applicable information and safeguards are described in our Privacy Policy. You can also find information about data protection rights and how to exercise them there.
7. Changes to this Policy
We may update this Policy when our technologies, providers or legal obligations change. The current version will be available on our website, with its effective date. Where required, we will request new consent before activating new non-essential processing purposes.
8. Contact
Senocom Ltd | Registration number: HE468429
Germasogeia, Kapsalion 4, Floor 2, Flat/Office 203, Block B, 4044 Limassol, Cyprus
Email: main@aina-tech.com | Website: https://aina-tech.io
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