Last updated: 6 August 2026
1. What cookies and browser storage are
Cookies are small values stored by a browser and sent with later requests. Local storage and session storage keep values inside the browser. They can support authentication, security, preferences and a consistent form or application experience.
2. What the public website uses by default
The provided AdyOps marketing website uses essential browser storage to remember that the cookie notice has been acknowledged. It does not intentionally install advertising or cross-site behavioural tracking cookies by default.
3. SaaS application cookies
The AdyOps application may use secure session cookies to keep an authorised user logged in, protect requests, enforce session expiry and support account-security controls. Blocking these cookies can prevent login or cause the application to end the session.
4. Cookie categories
| Category | Purpose | Typical status |
|---|---|---|
| Strictly necessary | Login, security, request integrity and preference storage | Required |
| Functional | Optional interface preferences | Used only when enabled |
| Analytics | Aggregated website or product usage measurement | Not enabled by default package |
| Advertising | Campaign measurement or behavioural targeting | Not enabled by default package |
5. Third-party scripts
If analytics, live-chat widgets, payment tools, advertising pixels, embedded video or other third-party scripts are added, they may set their own cookies. AdyOps should update this policy, vendor disclosures and consent controls before activating non-essential tracking.
6. Retention
Session cookies usually expire when the session ends or after the configured timeout. Preference storage may remain until it expires or the user clears it. Authentication and security retention should be no longer than reasonably necessary for the function.
7. User choices
Users can clear or block cookies in browser settings. They may also use any consent control presented on the website. Blocking necessary storage may prevent secure login, saved preferences or completion of a requested action.
8. Do Not Track and browser signals
Browser privacy signals are not applied uniformly across services. The website should honour its configured consent choices and avoid non-essential trackers unless they have been deliberately implemented with an appropriate legal basis.
9. Updates and contact
This policy will be updated when cookie use changes. Questions can be sent to Support@adyops.com.