1. What this policy covers
This Cookie Policy explains how cookies and similar technologies may be used when you visit the Detodon Line website. Cookies are small data files or identifiers used by websites and related services to perform functions, remember choices, measure activity or support advertising and campaign attribution.
Not every category described below is necessarily active during every visit. The technologies in use can depend on website configuration, your cookie choices and the services required to provide the page. Where a technology collects information that is personal information under applicable law, the Privacy Policy also applies to that handling.
2. Necessary technologies
Necessary cookies and related technologies support functions that are reasonably required for the website to operate, such as security, network management, basic preferences and the delivery of requested pages. Because disabling these functions can prevent the site from operating correctly, they may remain active even when optional categories are not enabled.
Retention for necessary technologies depends on their function. Some may expire at the end of a browsing session, while others may remain for a limited period so that a security or preference function can continue to work on a later visit.
3. Analytics technologies
Analytics technologies can help measure how visitors use the website, such as which pages are viewed, how users move between pages, whether an interaction succeeds and the broad technical characteristics of the device or browser. This information can be used to identify performance problems and improve the usefulness of product information.
Where analytics are optional, they should be used in accordance with the cookie controls presented on the site. Analytics providers may set or read their own identifiers and may process information on infrastructure outside Australia. Provider-specific retention can vary and is governed by the configuration and terms applying to the service in use.
4. Marketing and campaign measurement
Marketing or campaign-measurement technologies can be used to understand whether a visitor arrived through an advertisement, to attribute interactions to a campaign and, where permitted, to support more relevant advertising. These technologies can use identifiers and interaction data rather than information you type into an order enquiry form.
Optional marketing technologies should not be treated as necessary for submitting a product enquiry. Where consent or another legal basis is required for a particular use, the relevant choice should be respected and the information presented should be sufficiently clear for a visitor to understand the category being enabled.
5. Third-party technologies
Some website functions may be supplied by third parties, including hosting, security, analytics or advertising technology providers. A third party may receive technical data or an identifier when its service is loaded. Its own privacy and cookie terms can govern the information it processes independently.
Detodon Line seeks to avoid presenting third-party content in a way that is misleading about who provides it. If a third-party service materially changes the categories or purposes of cookies used on the site, this policy and the available choices should be reviewed accordingly.
6. Retention periods
Cookie retention varies according to purpose. Session cookies ordinarily end when the browser session ends. Preference, security, analytics or campaign cookies may persist for a defined period so they can perform their stated function. A cookie should not be retained longer than reasonably necessary for its purpose or for a period inconsistent with applicable law.
Because third-party services can change their default retention settings, the exact duration of a third-party identifier may be determined by the configuration of that service at the relevant time. Where a specific duration is required to be disclosed, it should be provided through the relevant service notice or updated policy information.
7. Managing choices
The website provides a choice between necessary technologies and optional categories through the cookie banner. You can also use browser settings to delete or block cookies, although blocking necessary cookies can affect site functions. Browser controls vary by provider and device.
Changing a cookie choice affects future use of optional technologies on the browser or device where the choice is made. It may not remove information already lawfully processed before the choice changed, and a separate browser or device may require its own preference.
8. Questions and updates
Questions about cookie use can be directed to Detodon Line using [email protected] or +61489194159. If your question concerns information that may identify you, the Privacy Policy explains how privacy requests and concerns may be handled.
This policy may be revised when website technologies, providers or legal requirements change. The current published version should describe the categories and purposes relevant to the website at the time it is used.
9. Information associated with cookie technologies
Depending on the technology in use, cookie-related information can include an identifier, browser or device characteristics, timestamps, referring information, pages viewed and interactions with website controls. A cookie does not need to contain a person’s name in order for information associated with it to be relevant to privacy obligations in a particular context.
Information entered into a product enquiry form is not automatically the same thing as cookie data. Where an analytics or marketing technology receives information about a page visit or campaign interaction, that processing should be understood separately from the information a visitor deliberately types into a form. The Privacy Policy addresses the handling of personal information more broadly.
The website should not ask visitors to infer the presence of a particular third-party cookie merely because a category is described in this policy. The category descriptions explain the kinds of technologies that may be used; provider-specific information should remain accurate to the services actually configured on the website.
10. Consent, refusal and later changes
Where an optional category is presented for user choice, refusing that category should not prevent access to ordinary product information or the ability to submit a basic product enquiry solely because the optional technology was not accepted. Necessary technologies may continue where they are reasonably required to provide the site, maintain security or remember a privacy-related preference.
A visitor may change a previous choice through the controls made available for the website or by using browser controls that delete stored identifiers. A later change operates prospectively; it does not automatically reverse processing that lawfully occurred before the preference was changed. Different browsers, browser profiles or devices can maintain separate identifiers and therefore may require separate choices.
Consent should relate to the category and purpose presented to the visitor. If the purpose of an optional technology changes materially, the information shown to visitors and the available controls should be reviewed so that an old choice is not treated as permission for an unrelated new purpose.
11. Security, fraud prevention and essential operation
Some website technologies can be used to support security, detect unusual requests, protect forms from abuse, maintain network reliability or preserve an essential preference. These functions are different from measuring advertising performance or building analytics about browsing behaviour, even if they use technically similar identifiers.
Security-related information should be limited to what is reasonably needed for the protective function and retained only for an appropriate period. Describing a technology as necessary does not mean that every form of tracking is necessary; the classification depends on the purpose the technology actually serves on the website.
Visitors who block all cookies or similar storage at browser level may find that some preferences or protective functions do not behave as intended. This does not change any privacy or consumer right that otherwise applies to the visitor’s interaction with Detodon Line.
12. Policy maintenance and questions
Cookie configurations can change when website functions are added, removed or reconfigured. This policy should therefore be kept consistent with the categories and purposes actually in use rather than being treated as a permanent list of technologies that may never change.
If a change introduces a new optional purpose, materially changes the information processed, or adds a third-party technology whose role should be disclosed, the relevant explanation and cookie controls should be reviewed. The aim is to make the current website behaviour understandable without inventing provider names, retention periods or processing locations that are not known.
Questions about this policy or the use of cookies and similar technologies can be directed to Detodon Line using E-mail: [email protected] or tel. +61489194159. Questions about personal information should also be read in conjunction with the Privacy Policy.