Privacy and analytics
Essential site functions stay first-party. Optional Google Analytics loads only according to your saved consent choice.
Essential site data
The site uses limited first-party storage for security, form protection, language and interface preferences. lil-terminal does not sell personal data. If you attach a screenshot to a support request, it is stored privately with the message and is not used for analytics.
Operational telemetry and supporter verification
For downloads and repository operation, lil.dog records limited technical data such as Core release, runtime and operating-system family, installation host, requested modules and approximate country or region when available. The repository may see the server IP while validating a request, but stored statistics do not keep the original address; only a non-reversible identifier is retained to count repeated requests. Supporter verification is stored separately and may include Core ID, transfer network, public transaction ID and an optional email address.
Optional analytics
When allowed, usage measurements help improve pages, downloads and documentation. Passwords, feedback text, wallet addresses entered by visitors and terminal data are never included in analytics events.
Commercial order requests
When you submit a commercial license order, the site stores the organization, contact, requested quantity, intended use and optional billing notes in private server storage so the request can be reviewed and fulfilled. Payment-card data is never requested or stored.
Partnership proposals
When you send a partnership proposal, the site stores your name, organization, email, proposal type and message in private server storage. Raw IP addresses are not stored; abuse protection uses only a non-reversible fingerprint of the address.
Google services
Fonts are served directly from lil.dog. If optional analytics is enabled, Google Analytics loads only after consent; advertising storage, advertising user data and personalization remain disabled.
Your controls
You can allow or refuse analytics and review the choice at any time. Refusing analytics does not limit downloads, documentation or terminal functions.
No analytics choice has been saved.