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Privacy information for c15t

This page separates two questions that often get mixed together: how Inth handles data on c15t.com, and how developers use the c15t software to manage consent in their own applications.

The policy for c15t.com

Inth maintains c15t.com and publishes the official Inth privacy policy. That policy describes the company responsible for the site, the data it handles, the reasons for processing, retention, service providers, and the rights available to people who use Inth services. It is the governing policy. This c15t page is a directory to the policy and the relevant technical controls, not a replacement or summary of its legal terms.

Your choices on this site

Use the "Manage Privacy Preferences" control in the footer to review or change optional consent choices for c15t.com. The control reopens the consent interface on the current device. For a request about personal data, email privacy@inth.com. Include enough information to identify the relevant account or request, but do not send passwords, access tokens, or unnecessary personal data.

Using c15t in your application

The c15t software gives developers consent controls, but the developer still decides what services to declare, what categories to use, and when scripts may load. Read the implementation documentation and the self-hosting guide before deployment. Review the actual network requests and stored consent state in the finished application. Product documentation can explain behavior and configuration, but it does not provide legal advice or guarantee that one configuration fits every jurisdiction.

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c15t gives your app a cookie banner, a preferences dialog and consent rules for scripts, as code you own. Hosted on Inth or self-hosted.

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