1. What cookies and similar storage do
Cookies are small browser values used by websites or providers. Similar technologies include local storage, session storage, pixels and identifiers transmitted in requests. Their privacy significance depends on what they do, what information they involve and which parties receive it.
This notice applies to DealDot’s public website. It does not describe a contractor client’s implementation or every external website reached through a link.
2. Current application behavior
The reviewed DealDot application has no advertising pixel, third-party analytics snippet or embedded public AI assistant. The inquiry form keeps its signed token and current status in page memory; it does not implement an analytics cookie or persistent inquiry store in the browser.
Hosting and access services may have separate cookies, technical identifiers or request logs. The application source alone cannot establish the complete provider-side inventory. Exact provider cookie names, domains, lifetimes and storage behavior remain subject to a browser/provider audit.
3. Necessary functions and optional technologies
Necessary technologies may support delivery, security, abuse prevention or access management. Their classification must reflect actual function rather than a convenient label. Optional analytics, advertising or personalization should be assessed separately and disclosed before activation.
No claim is made that optional tracking has been consented to merely because a visitor continues browsing. If optional technologies are introduced, DealDot should implement controls required by applicable law, including a way to refuse or withdraw consent where consent is required. A future preference control must actually enforce the choice rather than serve as a decorative banner.
4. Your browser choices
You can review or remove stored site data and configure cookie restrictions in your browser. Blocking storage used for necessary functions may affect those functions. Choices on this website do not automatically apply to external websites or other devices.
The reviewed application does not use local storage to maintain a tracking preference. There is currently no optional-tracking preference panel in the application. Do not infer provider behavior or law-specific compliance from that fact.
5. Inventory and adoption details
Before production adoption, complete $COOKIE_INVENTORY with each technology’s name, provider, purpose, category, duration and relevant data disclosures. Confirm the actual hosting/access configuration, consent obligations and any recognition of legally required browser preference signals.
If a new integration changes storage or tracking, update this notice and the Privacy Notice before enabling it, and test any preference mechanism. The absence of an application analytics script is not a blanket statement about all provider collection.
6. Questions
Use DealDot’s Contact page for storage or tracking questions. See the Privacy Notice for inquiry information and providers, and the AI Notice for the distinction between public imagery and possible client assistant services.
Unconfirmed operational details are identified rather than presented as established policy.
