Cookie Policy

Cookies are small text files stored on your device — computer, tablet, or mobile — by the websites you visit. Cookies allow websites to recognize your device and store certain information about your past preferences or activities.

These technologies are commonly used across the internet to make websites work more efficiently and provide reporting information to site owners. When you access self-directed education courses on our platform, cookies help pages load faster and keep your session connected without having to log in repeatedly.

Cookie files do not contain viruses, cannot install malicious software, and do not read personal data from your hard drive. They only store text created by the site itself.

These types of cookies are essential for the website to function properly and cannot be disabled in our systems. They are usually only set in response to actions you take, such as setting privacy preferences, logging into a course account, or filling out registration forms.

Functional cookies do not track your activity for advertising purposes. They only maintain the basic functions of the platform so that the learning experience runs without technical obstacles.

We use analytical cookies to collect information about how visitors use our site, for example, which pages are visited most often and how long visitors read each module. This data is collected in an aggregate and anonymous manner, so it does not identify visitors individually.

This information helps us improve the structure, navigation, and relevance of the educational content we present to users. If we see that a certain topic in the journalistic ethics course is widely read but difficult to understand, we can rewrite the material to make it clearer for self-directed education participants.

You can choose not to share this analytical data by enabling the "Do Not Track" setting in your browser, although we will continue to respect such preferences according to the platform's technical capabilities.

Preference cookies allow our website to remember choices you make, such as your preferred language or the region you are in. This provides a more personalized and comfortable experience for you when you return to our platform in the future.

By remembering these details, we can present content that is more suited to your geographical and functional needs. For example, if you choose Indonesian as your display preference, the cookie saves that choice so that subsequent visits load the appropriate version directly without you needing to reset it.

In some cases, we use cookies provided by trusted third parties, such as web analytics services or video providers. These cookies track the use of our website to help us understand the effectiveness of the multimedia content we embed in course modules.

These third parties have their own privacy policies that govern the use of data they collect through these cookies. We do not have full control over third-party cookies, and you need to visit the respective provider's site to manage those cookie preferences directly.

You have the right to decide whether to accept or reject cookies through your web browser settings. Most web browsers automatically accept cookies, but you can modify your browser settings to decline cookies if you prefer.

Please note that if you choose to reject cookies, you may not be able to use the full functionality of the lihataku.com website. Some course features — such as saving learning progress or language display preferences — may stop working.

Some cookies we use are session cookies that will be automatically deleted when you close your browser. Session cookies are temporary and do not leave a trace on your device after the learning session ends.

There are also persistent cookies that remain on your device for a period specified in the cookie or until you delete them manually. This duration varies depending on the purpose of using the cookie to improve our services — ranging from a few days to several years.

You can delete persistent cookies at any time via the "Clear browsing data" menu in your browser, which will reset saved preferences and force the site to request re-consent on your next visit.