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Manage your cookie preferences and control how we use cookies on Phayan.
Necessary Cookies
Always ActiveWithout these the site cannot work: they keep you signed in, stop other sites submitting forms as you, remember your theme, and remember the choice you make on this page. They cannot be switched off here.
Also here: Google reCAPTCHA, which loads when you submit a sign-up, sign-in, or password-reset form, not when you open a page. It is in this category because without it those forms are open to bots, so it is not something we can offer to switch off.
These tell us which pages people use, where they came from, and where they get stuck, and they measure whether our advertising works. Nothing in this category loads until you allow it, except that PostHog counts the visit itself while storing nothing on your device — so it cannot recognise you on a later one. Declining stops that too.
What they receive: pages viewed, actions taken, and an identifier for your browser. If you are signed in, PostHog also receives your email address, your plan, and your sign-up date, and records a replay of your session in which every piece of text and every input is masked and all images are blocked. This is not anonymous, and we are not going to call it that.
This one setting has a narrow job: it tells Google whether its tags may use storage for functionality and personalisation, rather than only for measurement.
functionality_storage and personalization_storage permissions we pass to GoogleWhat it does not control: your own preferences, which are kept in the necessary category above and are unaffected by this switch. Leaving it off breaks nothing.
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