Cookie Policy

1. Scope of This Policy

This Cookie Policy describes how damdh.pro uses cookies and related browser-based storage tools in connection with website access and routine website operation. The website operates as an informational website and does not process payments, provide subscription enrollment, or use advertising-based audience targeting. This policy explains the categories of cookies used on the website, the purpose associated with each category, how cookie preferences are recorded, and the ways users manage cookie settings through the website or browser controls. This policy forms part of the website’s public transparency record and is read together with the Privacy Policy, Terms & Conditions, and Disclaimer.

2. Definition of Cookies

Cookies are small text files stored on a device during access to a website. These files contain limited technical data associated with a browsing session, a saved preference, a consent setting, or another website function. Similar technologies, such as local storage and session storage, serve related technical purposes in some browser environments. In this policy, the term cookies includes cookies and comparable browser-based storage methods used by the website for operational, functional, and limited measurement purposes. The website uses these technologies only within the categories described in this policy and only for website-related functions.

3. Categories of Cookies Used

The website uses strictly necessary cookies, functional cookies, and limited analytics cookies. Strictly necessary cookies support the technical operation of the website and are connected with page delivery, request handling, consent-state storage, and security functions. Functional cookies store limited user-selected preferences related to interface or display settings. Limited analytics cookies record aggregated or otherwise limited technical information connected with page visits, session activity, general device categories, and navigation patterns. The website does not use advertising cookies, retargeting cookies, social media advertising pixels, or cross-context behavioral advertising technologies. Cookie use remains limited to the operation and administration of the website in its informational role.

4. Strictly Necessary Cookies

Strictly necessary cookies form part of the core technical structure of the website. These cookies support page loading, session continuity, server communication, request routing, consent record storage, and website security functions. Without this category, parts of the website may not display in a stable manner or may not retain the technical settings required for ordinary use. This category is limited to cookies that are directly related to essential website operation. Examples include session identifiers, security validation records, load-balancing markers, and consent-state indicators. These cookies do not exist for advertising, external profiling, or unrelated commercial tracking purposes.

5. Functional Cookies

Functional cookies store limited preference information selected within the website environment. These records may include language preferences, interface settings, or saved cookie banner choices. Functional cookies help maintain consistency within a browsing session or during later visits where that setting remains valid in the browser environment. The purpose of this category is limited to the display or operational context selected by the user. Functional cookies are not used to create advertising segments, to track browsing behavior across unrelated websites, or to assign users to commercial audience categories. Their role remains technical and preference-based within the scope of this website only.

6. Limited Analytics Cookies

The website uses limited analytics cookies for administrative review of website activity. These cookies record technical information such as page view totals, navigation paths, session length, browser categories, device categories, and similar aggregated usage records. This information is used only for internal review of website operation, page structure, and technical performance in a general sense. Analytics records are not used for advertising, profile creation, or behavioral marketing activity. The analytics scope remains limited to informational website administration. Where analytics tools are active, they operate within the website’s stated privacy framework and do not change the non-commercial character of the website.

7. Cookie Banner and Consent Management

The website uses a cookie banner or a comparable consent interface where that method applies to the cookie category involved. The banner identifies the cookie categories used on the website and records the selected preference in a consent-related record. Strictly necessary cookies remain associated with the core operation of the website. Functional cookies and limited analytics cookies are handled in accordance with the preference reflected in the consent interface where consent applies. A recorded choice remains linked to the browser environment through a consent-status record or a related settings mechanism. The website presents cookie settings in a descriptive format and does not use hidden selections or misleading interface language in connection with cookie choices.

8. Browser Controls, Global Privacy Control, and User Choice

Users manage cookies through browser settings that allow stored cookies to be reviewed, deleted, blocked, or limited. Browser controls operate independently from the website and may affect how pages are displayed or how certain functions are stored between visits. Users also use browser-based privacy preference signals where supported by their browser or extension environment. Where a privacy preference signal such as Global Privacy Control is received and applies to the website context, the website treats that signal as part of the user’s privacy preference record in a manner consistent with the website’s stated data-handling position. The website does not sell or share personal information and does not use targeted advertising as defined under applicable U.S. state privacy laws.

9. Retention, Third-Party Services, and Additional Notice

Cookie retention periods vary by category and purpose. Session cookies remain active only during a current browser session. Persistent cookies remain for a limited period associated with the technical reason for their use, such as storing a consent preference or a functional display setting. Where third-party service providers support hosting, analytics, consent management, or technical maintenance, those providers process information only in connection with website administration. The website does not use cookie-based advertising identifiers and does not allow cookie-derived information to be used for targeted advertising. Questions related to cookies, consent records, or privacy-related requests are submitted through the contact details listed above.
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