TattooTermineCookies and preferences
This page distinguishes device storage in the app.tattootermine.com calendar from the separate WordPress website. The lifetime of a cookie or sign-in permission is not the retention period for all related server records.
- Service operator
- SEMAK TATTOO · Ivan Semak
Einzelunternehmen, Deutschland - Postal address
- Brüder-Grimm-Straße 50, 36396 Steinau an der Straße, Deutschland
- Support email
- support@tattootermine.com
- VAT identification number
- DE416360929
Calendar sign-in
Protected cookies store sign-in and renewal state. The access cookie is limited by the provider token’s lifetime, up to a maximum of 24 hours; the refresh cookie may last up to 30 days. Sign-out and session revocation may end access earlier.
Authorisation and password recovery
Temporary OAuth and the beginning of access recovery last up to 10 minutes. Separate permission to set a new password lasts up to 15 minutes. These mechanisms verify a request and connect sign-in steps; they are not marketing consent.
Language, calendar and appearance
Optional storage stays off until you choose “Remember my settings”. It covers the language cookie, last calendar, theme, view, sidebar, time zone, personal colours, print options and search details. Without permission, selected preferences remain in the open page’s memory and may reset when it closes or reloads. Your choice applies to this browser on the app domain; the language in your server-side account profile is processed separately. Once allowed, language and last-calendar cookies may last up to 365 days, but the calendar does not use them without valid permission. Other preferences remain in localStorage until removed.
Calendar and separate WordPress website
The website remains private. An HTTP check of its anonymous “Coming soon” page on 1 November 2026 received wordpress_test_cookie; this is not a complete inventory of every possible cookie. The private website uses WordPress.com sign-in, cookie-test and preference mechanisms. Signed-in page markup included references to WordPress Stats, Gravatar and other WordPress resources. Those references do not establish executed tracking or tracking of anonymous visitors. Separate WordPress.com information and controls apply to that area. Before public access is enabled or external embeds change, actual storage, transfers and required consent must be checked again.
Necessary storage and consent
Section 25 TDDDG provides an exception to consent for storage or access strictly necessary for an expressly requested function. Optional technologies requiring consent need separate prior permission. Reading a notice, signing in or using the calendar does not itself provide that permission.
Controls and requests
Open “Manage device storage” and choose “Only necessary” to withdraw permission. Your choice is stored in a technical cookie for up to 180 days; after expiry optional storage is off again. Refusal removes preference cookies; local preferences are removed in the open calendar or when it next opens. Sign-in and security data and server records are retained. Your browser can also show, restrict or delete site data. Blocking sign-in mechanisms may prevent authentication. To delete an account or studio records, contact support or use the relevant account features.