Analytics and diagnostics are off
Consent and cookies
What your browser stores today and how optional services will be controlled when introduced.
Updated 8 November 2026
Current status
Optional analytics and diagnostics are off for everyone in this version. There is therefore no acceptance button, consent banner or stored consent for future collection. Browsing the website does not constitute consent.
Essential preference
Your browser only remembers the website language in localStorage (portfolio-language). You can remove it by clearing this website’s browser data. The language is then selected again.
Analytics — with separate permission
Planned events include CV and project page views, opening project cards, starting and successfully loading 3D, clicking the CV download and opening contact links. A temporary random identifier will link events within a single visit without recognising returning visitors. Clicking a contact link does not indicate that a message was sent.
Diagnostics — with separate permission
Planned reports contain sanitised JavaScript and 3D errors: error type, technical stack, website release and page or model code. Screen recordings, form contents, cookies, secrets and visitor activity history are not planned for diagnostics.
Permission, refusal and withdrawal
Once services are connected, categories will be off by default and selectable independently. Permission and refusal will be equally accessible; refusal will not restrict the website. A footer link will allow withdrawal. Events before consent will not be buffered for later submission. The proposed retention period for individual events and reports is 30 days; final terms will be published before activation.
Geographic exclusion
To support compliance with Russian legislation on personal data storage, analytics and diagnostic reports will be blocked server-side for connections from Russia or when the country cannot be determined, even if consent was previously saved. This rule concerns client telemetry and does not replace separate infrastructure log configuration or a legal assessment of processing.