The production website should activate non-essential analytics or advertising technology only after the selected tools, consent approach and privacy wording have been reviewed.
1. What cookies and similar technologies are
Cookies are small values stored by a browser. Similar technology can include local storage, pixels, tags and identifiers used for security, preferences, analytics, advertising or form operation. Some are set by this website and others by connected service providers.
2. Strictly necessary storage
Essential storage may support security, form protection, session management, consent choices and basic functionality. Disabling it can prevent parts of the website from working.
3. Preference storage
Preference storage may remember choices such as language, interface state or consent settings. It should not be used for unrelated advertising without the appropriate choice and disclosure.
4. Analytics and performance measurement
Analytics may help Dalmut understand page use, device performance, navigation, forms and campaign sources. Where enabled, configuration should minimize unnecessary data, respect the approved consent approach and be documented in the privacy policy.
5. Advertising and conversion technology
Advertising platforms may use tags to measure enquiries, manage audiences or improve campaigns. These tools should be enabled only when the business has approved the platform, purpose, notice, retention, access and consent configuration required for the market and campaign.
6. Managing your choices
You can use the website consent control when it is available and can also manage browser settings. Blocking all storage may affect security, preferences or forms. Platform opt-out tools may be available from the relevant provider.
Questions can be sent to info@dalmutmarketing.com. This policy will be updated when the production analytics and advertising stack changes.