Cookie Policy

Last updated: 13.10.2026

This policy explains which cookies we use on www.cbot.ai, why we use them and how you can manage your choice.

What a cookie is

A cookie is a small text file that a site stores in your browser. It lets the site remember you and makes certain features work.

Cookies we use

Cookie	Purpose	Duration	Type
NEXT_LOCALE	Remembers your language	Session	Strictly necessary
__Host-authjs.csrf-token	Admin sign-in security	Session	Strictly necessary
__Secure-authjs.callback-url	Admin sign-in flow	Session	Strictly necessary
_ga	Google Analytics, distinguishes visitors	400 days	Analytics, consent based
_ga_T7D6ZWT6MZ	Google Analytics, keeps session state	400 days	Analytics, consent based
__obref	OpenAI pixel, a random value that distinguishes browsers	365 days	Ad measurement, consent based
__oppref	OpenAI pixel, remembers the click if you arrived from an OpenAI ad	30 days	Ad measurement, consent based
__oaiq_consent	OpenAI pixel, remembers your accept or decline decision	30 days	Ad measurement
li_sugr	LinkedIn Insight Tag, recognises the browser	90 days	Ad measurement, consent based (linkedin.com)
bcookie	LinkedIn Insight Tag, recognises the browser	365 days	Ad measurement, consent based (linkedin.com)
bscookie	LinkedIn Insight Tag, secure browser ID	365 days	Ad measurement, consent based (linkedin.com)
lidc	LinkedIn Insight Tag, data centre selection	1 day	Ad measurement, consent based (linkedin.com)
UserMatchHistory	LinkedIn Insight Tag, ad matching	30 days	Ad measurement, consent based (linkedin.com)
AnalyticsSyncHistory	LinkedIn Insight Tag, records when matching ran	30 days	Ad measurement, consent based (linkedin.com)

The advertising tools in this list are the OpenAI pixel and the LinkedIn Insight Tag; both run only with your consent. LinkedIn cookies are stored on the linkedin.com domain.

Strictly necessary cookies

The first three cookies are required for the site to work: they carry your language preference and secure the admin sign-in. They do not build a personal profile and cannot be turned off, because the site would not work properly without them.

Analytics and ad measurement cookies, your consent

Google Analytics cookies help us understand how pages are used: which pages people read, where visitors arrive from. These cookies run only if you accept them. If you decline in the banner shown on your first visit, no analytics cookie is stored.

The OpenAI pixel helps us measure the effect of the ads we run on OpenAI: it shows how many visitors reach the site from those ads and what they do on it. The pixel also loads only if you accept. If you decline, the pixel is not loaded; only the __oaiq_consent cookie that remembers your decision may remain.

The LinkedIn Insight Tag helps us measure the effect of the ads we run on LinkedIn and reach visitors of our site on LinkedIn. It also loads only if you accept. Because LinkedIn cookies sit on the linkedin.com domain, we cannot delete them when you withdraw consent; the tag stops loading on later visits, and you can delete existing cookies from your browser settings.

You can change your decision at any time through the Cookie preferences link at the bottom of every page. If you withdraw consent, analytics and ad measurement cookies stored earlier are deleted as well.

You can also delete or block all cookies from your browser settings. If you block strictly necessary cookies, parts of the site may stop working.

Who your data is shared with

Data from analytics cookies is processed by Google as part of the Google Analytics service. It is not used to identify you directly.

Data from the OpenAI pixel is processed by OpenAI as part of its ad measurement service. Data from the LinkedIn Insight Tag is processed by LinkedIn.

Your rights

To exercise your rights under Turkish Personal Data Protection Law no. 6698, contact us at [email protected]. Our Privacy Policy describes how personal data is processed in more detail.

Changes

We may update this policy from time to time. An updated version takes effect when it is published on this page; the date at the top shows when it last changed.

Measurement without cookies

Alongside cookies, we run a cookieless measurement to see how much the site is visited. It writes nothing to your device, creates no persistent identifier and does not follow you across other sites. Only aggregate information is recorded, such as page address, referring address, country, browser and device type; visitors are distinguished by a temporary value derived from the request itself, and that value is discarded within 24 hours. Because no person-level record is kept, this measurement does not depend on your consent. Google Analytics, the OpenAI pixel and the LinkedIn Insight Tag, which do use cookies, run only if you accept.