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Cookie Policy

Last updated: 10 October 2026

Linking Audio uses cookies and similar technologies to keep the website working, remember preferences, and, where permitted, understand how visitors use the platform.

1. Necessary cookies

These cookies support essential functions such as sign-in sessions, security, and load balancing. Where the law treats them as strictly necessary, they can run without consent. Blocking them can break sign-in and account access.

2. Preference cookies

These cookies remember choices such as saved catalog filters. They make a return visit more consistent. The music catalog, for example, can remember a "newest first" choice in a cookie named for that preference.

3. Analytics cookies

Where you allow analytics cookies, they help us see which pages and catalog features are used. That includes Yandex Metrica and Firebase Analytics. Those scripts load only after you allow analytics in the cookie banner or in Cookie settings.

4. Marketing cookies

Marketing cookies support advertising measurement. The Google tag measures campaigns and purchase conversions. It loads only after you allow marketing cookies.

5. How to manage cookies

On your first visit, choose Accept all, Reject optional, or Customize. You can change that choice later from Cookie settings in the footer or with the button on this page. Necessary cookies stay on because the site needs them for sign-in, security, and to remember this choice. The choice is stored for 6 months. You can also block or delete cookies in your browser. Blocking necessary cookies can affect sign-in.

6. Cookie lifetimes

Session cookies generally expire when you close the browser. Persistent cookies stay until they expire or you delete them. Exact names and lifetimes depend on the feature. Authentication cookies are persistent so a session can survive a browser restart. Preference cookies such as catalog sort choices are stored by the page that sets them.

7. Third-party technologies

Some functions rely on third parties, including payment processing, analytics, and advertising measurement. Their cookies must follow the consent rules and data protection laws that apply. Personal information is also described in the Privacy Policy.

8. Updates

We may update this policy when the website, the technologies, or the legal requirements change. Updates are published on this page with a revised date.