DATASHYRE LLC COOKIE POLICY

Last Updated: August 29, 2026

 

This Cookie Policy explains how DataShyre LLC (“DataShyre,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) uses cookies, pixels, tags, software development kits, local storage, session storage, APIs, web beacons, advertising identifiers, analytics technologies, consent-management technologies, and similar technologies when you visit or use our websites, applications, platforms, and other online services (collectively, the “Services”).

This Cookie Policy should be read together with the DataShyre Privacy Policy.

Depending on your location, certain technologies may be used only after you provide consent or may be subject to opt-out rights.

 

1. WHAT ARE COOKIES?

Cookies are small text files or data elements placed on or accessed from your browser or device when you visit a website or use an online service.

Cookies may allow a website or service to recognize a browser or device, remember preferences, maintain sessions, measure usage, support security, personalize content, measure advertising, and perform other functions.

Cookies may be:

  • First-party cookies, which are set or controlled by DataShyre; or
  • Third-party cookies, which are set or controlled by another company.

Cookies may also be:

  • Session cookies, which generally expire when a browser session ends; or
  • Persistent cookies, which remain for a specified period or until deleted.

 

2. OTHER TRACKING AND STORAGE TECHNOLOGIES

In addition to cookies, DataShyre and third parties may use technologies such as:

  • Pixels;
  • Tracking tags;
  • Web beacons;
  • JavaScript;
  • SDKs;
  • APIs;
  • Local storage;
  • Session storage;
  • IndexedDB;
  • Device identifiers;
  • Advertising identifiers;
  • Browser identifiers;
  • Server-side tracking technologies;
  • Log files;
  • HTTP headers;
  • URL parameters;
  • Event tracking;
  • Consent signals;
  • Similar technologies.

For simplicity, this Cookie Policy may collectively refer to these technologies as “Cookies” or “Tracking Technologies.”

 

3. WHY WE USE COOKIES

Subject to applicable law, DataShyre may use Cookies and Tracking Technologies for purposes including:

  • Operating the Services;
  • Authenticating users;
  • Maintaining sessions;
  • Remembering preferences;
  • Preventing fraud;
  • Protecting security;
  • Detecting abuse;
  • Measuring performance;
  • Understanding how users interact with the Services;
  • Conducting analytics;
  • Improving products;
  • Testing features;
  • Personalizing experiences;
  • Measuring marketing;
  • Measuring advertising;
  • Performing attribution;
  • Building or measuring audiences;
  • Supporting integrations;
  • Managing privacy choices;
  • Recording consent;
  • Honoring opt-out signals;
  • Debugging technical issues;
  • Conducting research;
  • Developing new products;
  • Supporting artificial intelligence and automated systems;
  • Generating aggregated or deidentified insights.

 

4. CATEGORIES OF COOKIES WE MAY USE

A. Strictly Necessary Cookies

Strictly Necessary Cookies are used for functions necessary to operate, secure, or provide requested features of the Services.

They may be used for purposes such as:

  • Authentication;
  • Account login;
  • Session management;
  • Security;
  • Fraud prevention;
  • Load balancing;
  • Network management;
  • Privacy preference management;
  • Consent storage;
  • Accessibility;
  • Shopping-cart or transactional functionality;
  • Preventing duplicate submissions;
  • Maintaining essential website functionality.

Because these technologies may be necessary to provide requested Services, they may not be subject to optional consent where applicable law permits their use without consent.

B. Analytics and Performance Cookies

Analytics and Performance Cookies help us understand how visitors and users interact with the Services.

They may collect information such as:

  • Pages viewed;
  • Session duration;
  • Navigation paths;
  • Referring pages;
  • Clicks;
  • Form interactions;
  • Device characteristics;
  • Browser information;
  • Approximate location;
  • Error events;
  • Performance metrics;
  • Conversion events;
  • Usage patterns.

We may use this information to measure performance, diagnose issues, improve functionality, conduct research, evaluate campaigns, and understand use of the Services.

C. Functional Cookies

Functional Cookies support enhanced functionality and personalization.

They may be used to remember:

  • Language;
  • Region;
  • Display settings;
  • User preferences;
  • Previous choices;
  • Interface settings;
  • Saved configurations.

If disabled, certain features may not work as intended.

D. Advertising and Targeting Cookies

Advertising and Targeting Cookies may be used to:

  • Deliver advertising;
  • Measure advertising effectiveness;
  • Limit advertisement frequency;
  • Perform attribution;
  • Develop audiences;
  • Personalize marketing;
  • Understand advertising interactions;
  • Measure conversions;
  • Support cross-site or cross-service advertising where legally permitted.

Depending on applicable law, use of these technologies may constitute targeted advertising, sharing, or sale of personal information.

Where required, DataShyre will provide an opt-out or obtain consent before using such technologies.

E. Social Media Cookies

Social media providers or similar third parties may place technologies on our Services when we use embedded content, social-sharing tools, social login features, advertising pixels, or related functionality.

These technologies may allow the applicable third party to recognize your browser or device and collect information according to its own privacy practices.

F. Consent and Privacy Preference Cookies

DataShyre may use cookies and related technologies to:

  • Record consent;
  • Store privacy choices;
  • Remember opt-outs;
  • Maintain preference-center settings;
  • Store consent-management identifiers;
  • Record jurisdiction or region;
  • Detect Global Privacy Control signals;
  • Process other recognized privacy preference signals;
  • Maintain consent strings;
  • Maintain applicable IAB TCF or GPP data.

These technologies may be treated as necessary where they are required to remember or implement your privacy choices.

G. Security and Fraud Prevention Technologies

DataShyre may use cookies, identifiers, scripts, and related technologies to:

  • Detect suspicious activity;
  • Identify automated abuse;
  • Prevent attacks;
  • Protect accounts;
  • Detect bots;
  • Identify malicious behavior;
  • Prevent fraudulent transactions;
  • Protect DataShyre systems and users.

H. Product Development and Experimentation Technologies

Where permitted by law, we may use Tracking Technologies for:

  • Feature testing;
  • A/B testing;
  • User-experience research;
  • Product analytics;
  • Quality assurance;
  • Software diagnostics;
  • Model evaluation;
  • AI system improvement;
  • Workflow optimization.

 

5. FIRST-PARTY AND THIRD-PARTY TECHNOLOGIES

Some Tracking Technologies are controlled directly by DataShyre.

Others may be provided by third parties that assist us with:

  • Hosting;
  • Analytics;
  • Advertising;
  • Customer support;
  • Payment processing;
  • Security;
  • Marketing;
  • Communications;
  • AI services;
  • Infrastructure;
  • Performance monitoring;
  • Consent management;
  • Other business functions.

Third-party providers may process information according to their own privacy notices in circumstances where they act as independent controllers or businesses.

Where they process personal information solely on our behalf, they may instead act as service providers or processors subject to contractual restrictions.

 

6. CURRENT COOKIE LIST

The specific Cookies and Tracking Technologies used on DataShyre Services may change over time as we add, remove, update, or replace technologies.

Where available, the most current cookie inventory or preference center provided through the Services will identify information such as:

  • Cookie or technology name;
  • Provider;
  • Purpose;
  • Category;
  • Domain;
  • Duration;
  • Whether it is first-party or third-party.

The live cookie inventory or preference center should be treated as the most current source of information regarding technologies actively in use.

 

7. CONSENT

Where applicable law requires consent for the use of nonessential Cookies or Tracking Technologies, DataShyre will request consent before using those technologies.

Depending on your jurisdiction, you may be able to:

  • Accept all optional Cookies;
  • Reject all optional Cookies;
  • Select categories individually;
  • Change your choices later;
  • Withdraw previously provided consent.

Withdrawing consent will not affect processing that occurred lawfully before withdrawal.

 

8. UNITED STATES PRIVACY CHOICES

Certain U.S. privacy laws provide consumers with rights concerning targeted advertising, sale, sharing, or related processing.

Where applicable, DataShyre may provide a “Your Privacy Choices,” “Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information,” or similar mechanism.

You may also have the ability to opt out through a recognized browser-based opt-out preference signal.

 

9. GLOBAL PRIVACY CONTROL

DataShyre supports Global Privacy Control (“GPC”) where required by applicable law.

When we detect a valid GPC signal, we will process it as an opt-out request for applicable activities to the extent required by law.

GPC does not necessarily prevent all Cookies from being used.

For example, strictly necessary, security, authentication, preference, and other exempt technologies may continue to operate.

 

10. CONSENT MANAGEMENT PLATFORMS

DataShyre may use a consent management platform (“CMP”) to:

  • Display cookie banners;
  • Provide preference controls;
  • Store choices;
  • Manage consent categories;
  • Communicate consent signals;
  • Process privacy preference signals;
  • Maintain applicable consent records.

The CMP may use its own strictly necessary cookies or storage technologies to remember your selections.

 

11. IAB TCF AND GPP SIGNALS

Where applicable, DataShyre may use or support privacy standards including:

  • IAB Transparency and Consent Framework;
  • Global Privacy Platform;
  • Applicable consent strings;
  • Vendor consent signals;
  • Purpose consent signals;
  • Opt-out signals;
  • Related industry-standard privacy frameworks.

These signals may be generated, stored, transmitted, or interpreted to communicate privacy choices to participating technologies.

 

12. GOOGLE CONSENT MODE AND SIMILAR TECHNOLOGIES

Where implemented, DataShyre may use technologies such as Google Consent Mode or similar mechanisms to communicate consent states to analytics or advertising platforms.

Depending on configuration and applicable law, these technologies may alter how tags behave based on your choices.

Certain platforms may receive limited, cookieless, or modeled signals depending on configuration and applicable legal requirements.

 

13. SERVER-SIDE TRACKING

Some tracking or measurement activities may occur through server-side systems rather than directly through browser cookies.

Server-side technologies may be used for:

  • Security;
  • Analytics;
  • Attribution;
  • Transaction processing;
  • Marketing measurement;
  • API communications;
  • Fraud prevention;
  • Product telemetry.

Where such processing involves personal information, DataShyre will handle it according to the Privacy Policy and applicable law.

 

14. COOKIE DURATION

Cookies may remain on your device for different periods.

Session cookies generally expire when you close your browser.

Persistent cookies may remain until:

  • Their stated expiration date;
  • You delete them;
  • Your browser removes them;
  • The applicable provider removes them;
  • DataShyre changes or disables the technology.

Actual retention periods may differ by technology.

 

15. HOW TO MANAGE COOKIES

You may have several ways to control Cookies and Tracking Technologies.

Depending on the Service and your jurisdiction, you may be able to manage preferences through:

  • DataShyre’s cookie banner;
  • DataShyre’s preference center;
  • Your Privacy Choices controls;
  • Browser settings;
  • Device settings;
  • Global Privacy Control;
  • Advertising-industry opt-out tools;
  • Platform-specific privacy settings.

Blocking or deleting certain Cookies may cause portions of the Services to function differently or become unavailable.

 

16. BROWSER CONTROLS

Most browsers permit you to view, block, or delete cookies.

Browser controls vary by provider and version.

Deleting cookies may also delete previously stored consent preferences, which could cause a consent banner to appear again.

 

17. DO NOT TRACK

Some browsers provide a “Do Not Track” or similar setting.

Because there is not a universally implemented technical standard governing all Do Not Track signals, DataShyre may not respond to such signals unless required by applicable law.

This does not affect our obligation to respond to legally recognized preference signals such as Global Privacy Control where applicable.

 

18. THIRD-PARTY ADVERTISING CHOICES

Third-party advertising providers may offer additional controls that allow users to limit interest-based advertising.

These controls are provided and operated by third parties and may operate separately from DataShyre’s own privacy controls.

Opting out of personalized advertising generally does not prevent all advertising from appearing.

 

19. MOBILE TECHNOLOGIES

If DataShyre offers mobile applications or mobile-integrated Services, similar technologies may be used through SDKs, device identifiers, operating-system identifiers, APIs, or other mobile technologies.

Mobile operating systems may provide additional controls regarding:

  • Advertising identifiers;
  • App tracking;
  • Location;
  • Notifications;
  • Permissions.

 

20. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND PRODUCT TELEMETRY

Where legally permitted, DataShyre may collect technical and usage telemetry associated with artificial intelligence, automated agents, and product features.

Such telemetry may include:

  • Feature usage;
  • System events;
  • Errors;
  • Performance measurements;
  • Model interactions;
  • Workflow events;
  • Technical configuration;
  • Usage metadata.

We may use such information for purposes described in our Privacy Policy, including product development, security, analytics, and improvement of our technologies.

Where Customer Data is processed under a commercial agreement, use of Customer Data for AI development or model training remains subject to the applicable contract and applicable law.

 

21. DATA COLLECTED THROUGH DATASHYRE SCANNING SERVICES

DataShyre provides services that may inspect cookies, trackers, storage technologies, consent signals, network requests, tags, scripts, SDKs, and similar technologies appearing on websites or applications submitted for analysis.

Data collected through these scanning activities may include technical information concerning third-party digital properties.

Such scanning data may be used as permitted by applicable agreements, the Privacy Policy, and applicable law for purposes including:

  • Providing reports;
  • Identifying cookies and trackers;
  • Evaluating consent behavior;
  • Detecting privacy technologies;
  • Testing configurations;
  • Identifying potential compliance issues;
  • Improving detection technologies;
  • Generating aggregated or deidentified benchmarks;
  • Conducting privacy and security research;
  • Improving DataShyre products.

 

22. CHANGES TO THIS COOKIE POLICY

DataShyre may update this Cookie Policy periodically to reflect:

  • Changes in technologies;
  • New products;
  • New vendors;
  • Changes in our practices;
  • Changes in applicable law;
  • Changes in regulatory guidance.

The “Last Updated” date at the top of this policy identifies the most recent revision.

Where required by applicable law, we will provide additional notice or obtain consent for material changes.

 

23. RELATIONSHIP TO OTHER DATASHYRE TERMS

This Cookie Policy forms part of DataShyre’s broader privacy and legal framework.

If there is a conflict between this Cookie Policy and a separately executed agreement concerning Customer Data, the applicable executed agreement will control to the extent of the conflict.

DataShyre’s Privacy Policy governs our broader collection and processing of personal information.

 

24. CONTACT DATASHYRE

Questions regarding this Cookie Policy or our use of Tracking Technologies may be directed to:

DataShyre LLC
Dallas, Texas
United States

Website: DataShyre.com

Privacy Contact: privacy@datashyre.com