This Cookie Policy explains how Deltadots AI Tech Pvt Ltd (“Delta Dot AI”, “we”, “us”, “our”) uses cookies, software development kits (SDKs), web beacons, pixels, and other similar technologies (collectively, “Cookies”) on websites and subdomains that link to this Policy, including deltadotai.com and related pages (collectively, the “Sites”). It describes the types of Cookies we use, why we use them, and how you can manage your preferences.
This Policy forms part of our broader Privacy Notice and should be read together with it. It uses familiar categories and explanations similar to leading enterprise cookie notices to ensure clarity for users.
Cookies are small files placed on your device (computer, tablet, mobile) when you visit a website. They help the site recognize your device, remember preferences, enable functionality, and collect analytics to improve performance. Pixels and web beacons are small code snippets or images that measure engagement (e.g., email opens, page views). SDKs offer similar capabilities within mobile apps.
While some Cookies are strictly necessary for the Sites to function, others are optional and used for performance, functional enhancements, insights, or limited targeting where permitted. This classification follows a widely used enterprise taxonomy.
We group Cookies into categories for transparency and to help you make informed choices. The categories below mirror common enterprise practices.
Purpose: Enable core functionality (e.g., page navigation, secure login, form submission, cookie preference storage).
Impact if disabled: The Sites may not function properly.
Examples: Session identifiers, load‑balancing, authentication tokens, security tokens.
Purpose: Measure how visitors use the Sites—page responsiveness, visit counts, time on page, bounce rates, and load speeds—so we can improve usability and performance.
Impact if disabled: We lose insight needed to optimize the Sites, but core functions remain.
Examples: First‑party analytics, privacy‑centric analytics tools; where external analytics are used (e.g., page performance tools), they operate under contractual and privacy controls
Purpose: Remember user settings, language, region, accessibility preferences, and login state to personalize your experience.
Impact if disabled: You may need to reconfigure preferences on each visit; some personalized features may degrade.
Purpose: Support limited, brand‑safe audience segmentation and campaign measurement. When used, these Cookies store unique identifiers to track website interactions across domains and services for analytics and targeting purposes.
Impact if disabled: You may still see ads, but they might not be relevant; our campaign measurement is limited.
Examples: Audience identifiers, segmentation tags, campaign conversion pixels. We use these sparingly and in accordance with laws and preferences.
We use Cookies to:
This purpose framework is consistent with enterprise cookie policies describing functionality, personalization, analytics, and limited targeting.
Because our Sites may evolve, the exact Cookie names and durations can change. Typical examples include:
We maintain a Cookie inventory and update it periodically to reflect changes in our Sites. The categorization aligns with enterprise documentation practices.
You can control Cookies in several ways:
On your first visit—and periodically thereafter—you will see a cookie banner with options to accept all, reject non‑essential, or customize categories. You can revisit preferences at any time via the footer link “Cookie Settings.” This approach mirrors enterprise compliance patterns.
Most browsers let you block or delete Cookies, or notify you before they are set. You can also disable third‑party Cookies. Please check your browser’s help menu for instructions. Disabling some Cookies may affect site functionality.
If we offer mobile apps, you may manage SDK‑related permissions in your device settings (e.g., analytics, push notifications). This is a standard practice referenced in enterprise policies.
Some browsers send Do Not Track (DNT) or Global Privacy Control (GPC) signals. Our response may vary based on the tools we use and the jurisdictions involved. Where required by law, we will honor recognized signals or provide equivalent opt‑out mechanisms through our preferences center. This stance is commonly reflected in enterprise notices.
Our Sites may include third‑party content, widgets, embedded videos, or links. Third parties may set Cookies to measure engagement or provide features. We do not control their Cookies or notices; please review the respective third‑party privacy and cookie policies before interacting with their content. This disclaimer mirrors enterprise practice regarding third‑party cookies. [
Where we use analytics and campaign measurement tools, we implement contractual restrictions, data minimization, and privacy controls. We avoid building profiles that reveal sensitive traits and do not sell personal data through Cookies.
If we use audience segmentation for brand campaigns, it will be limited, purpose‑specific, and preference‑driven. Infosys’ Cookie Policy describes how targeting cookies store unique visitor identifiers and organization identifiers to support segmentation and reporting; our approach is similar, adapted to our brand safety and compliance posture.
We operate globally. Personal Data may be transferred to, stored in, or processed in countries other than your own. Where required, we implement appropriate transfer safeguards (e.g., Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) for EU/EEA transfers) and risk assessments consistent with applicable law and vendor DPAs.
Depending on your jurisdiction:
Our cookie banner captures your choice and stores a consent cookie to ensure we honor your preferences. This user‑centric consent model reflects common enterprise patterns.
Information collected via Cookies may be used to:
We may aggregate or de‑identify data for statistical reporting. We do not attempt to identify you personally via analytics unless you have provided contact details and explicitly consented to such linkage. This aligns with enterprise privacy statements.
If you interact with AI demos, conversational assistants, or interactive forms on our Sites:
While AI features may use limited telemetry (e.g., UX events) to improve experience, we treat any such data under our Privacy Notice and the scope of this Cookie Policy.
We adopt a privacy‑by‑design and security‑by‑design approach for Cookies:
This mirrors enterprise security and governance practices for telemetry and cookie‑set data.
Retention varies by cookie type and purpose:
We review retention periodically and delete or de‑identify data when it is no longer needed, consistent with enterprise practices.
Our Sites are intended for business audiences and are not directed to children. We do not knowingly use Cookies to collect personal information from children. If you believe a child has interacted with our Sites, please contact us so we can remove related data consistent with applicable law.
We follow GDPR and ePrivacy principles. Non‑essential Cookies (e.g., performance, functional, targeting) require opt‑in consent through our banner. International transfers related to analytics or campaign tools use appropriate safeguards (e.g., Standard Contractual Clauses) and risk assessments aligned with enterprise practices.
We adhere to applicable provisions under the Information Technology Act, 2000 and relevant rules, which require reasonable security practices for handling data. Cookies used for analytics and security operate under these obligations, and we cooperate with competent authorities when required.
Where state privacy laws provide specific rights (e.g., opt‑out of targeted advertising), we honor those via our preferences center or region‑specific banners. Our approach aligns with enterprise notices that harmonize state requirements through user choice.
We require third‑party analytics or campaign vendors to:
This mirrors enterprise Data Processing Clauses and SCC frameworks that govern vendors.
Note: Disabling certain Cookies may impact Site functionality (e.g., forms, login, language settings). This guidance is consistent with enterprise cookie notices.
We may update this Cookie Policy periodically to reflect changes in law, technology, or our Sites. The “Last Updated” date indicates when changes were made. Material changes will be communicated through banners or notices. Continued use after changes signifies acceptance. This update mechanism is standard in enterprise policies.
Delta Dot AI — Privacy Office
Deltadots AI Tech Pvt Ltd
(Contact details as listed on deltadotai.com Contact page)
Email: privacy@deltadotai.com
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Q1: Why do I see a Cookie banner on every visit?
A: Your browser or privacy tools may block the consent cookie, preventing us from remembering your preferences. Try enabling cookies for our domain or use the Preferences center to set choices again.
Q2: Do you use Cookies for advertising?
A: We primarily use Cookies for functionality and analytics. Where we engage in limited targeting, we honor your opt‑in/opt‑out selections and comply with regional rules.
Q3: How do you protect telemetry?
A: We implement security and data minimization measures, use pseudonymous identifiers where feasible, and enforce vendor contracts to prevent misuse.
Q4: What if I disagree with non‑essential Cookies?
A: You can reject non‑essential Cookies via the banner or Preferences center. Core site functions should remain available, though some features may degrade.
Q5: Do Not Track (DNT) / GPC signals—are they honored?
A: Our response depends on jurisdiction and tooling. Where required, we honor recognized signals or provide equivalent opt‑out mechanisms.
Note: The specific cookies, names, providers, purposes, and durations will vary. Your web team should maintain an up‑to‑date inventory. The structure below reflects enterprise‑style documentation.
Category | Cookie Name (Example) | Provider | Purpose | Expiry |
Strictly Necessary | __dd_session | Delta Dot AI | Maintains session state across pages; essential navigation. | Session |
Strictly Necessary | dd-consent | Delta Dot AI | Stores consent/opt‑out preferences to honor choices. | 12 months |
Performance | dd-analytics | Delta Dot AI / Analytics Tool | Aggregated page metrics (views, load time) for UX improvements. | 6 months |
Functional | dd-lang | Delta Dot AI | Remembers language/region settings for personalized experience. | 12 months |
Targeting | dd-campaign-id | Delta Dot AI / Campaign Tool | Measures campaign conversions and limits frequency; opt‑in. | 3 months |
This Cookie Policy is part of our Privacy Notice and should be interpreted consistently with it. For details on data categories, purposes, sharing, security, retention, and your rights, please consult our Privacy Notice. The alignment between cookie and privacy documentation mirrors enterprise practice.
This Cookie Policy is part of our Privacy Notice and should be interpreted consistently with it. For details on data categories, purposes, sharing, security, retention, and your rights, please consult our Privacy Notice. The alignment between cookie and privacy documentation mirrors enterprise practice.
We maintain internal governance for the use of Cookies, including:
This accountability approach is consistent with leading enterprise privacy programs and vendor data processing frameworks
