Dnamq

Cookie Policy

Last updated: 1 August 2026

This page explains how Dnamiq uses cookies and similar storage in the browser. We keep this simple and only ask for consent when non-essential tracking actually requires it.

1. Strictly necessary cookies

These are needed for the service to work. Examples include session and authentication cookies, security-related storage, and your locale preference.

Necessary cookies do not require a consent banner under typical EU cookie rules when they are essential to provide the service you request.

2. Analytics cookies

Analytics cookies or similar storage help us understand product usage. Dnamiq only loads analytics that require consent when that feature is enabled and consent is configured as required.

If analytics that need consent are not enabled, we do not show a cookie banner merely because necessary cookies exist.

3. Marketing and tracking

Marketing or advertising tracking cookies are not used by default. If they are ever enabled, they will only run after a clear choice (accept, reject, or manage preferences) — no pre-ticked boxes and no implied consent from browsing alone.

4. When there is no banner

If Dnamiq only uses strictly necessary cookies and storage, you will not see an intrusive cookie banner. That is intentional: a banner is not required solely because necessary cookies exist.

If optional analytics or marketing that need consent are turned on, a consent UI will appear before those scripts load.

5. Managing preferences

Where a consent UI is shown, you can accept optional cookies, reject them, or manage preferences. You can also clear cookies via your browser settings.

Withdrawing optional consent does not affect the lawfulness of prior processing based on consent.

6. Changes

We may update this Cookie Policy when our cookie practices change. The version date is shown on this page.

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