Last updated: August 3, 2026

1. What cookies are

Cookies are small text files placed on a browser or device when a website is visited. Similar technologies may include pixels, tags, local storage and software development tools. They help websites operate, remember choices, understand traffic and measure communications.

2. Types of technologies we may use

Essential technologies

These support security, network management, page delivery, shopping cart functions, checkout, account access, fraud prevention and saved privacy preferences. The website may not function properly without them.

Functional technologies

These remember choices such as language, location, form information or display preferences to make the website easier to use.

Analytics technologies

These help us understand which pages are visited, how visitors reach the website, whether errors occur and how the site performs. Analytics information may include device, browser, approximate location and interaction data.

Advertising technologies

If advertising or remarketing services are used, these technologies may help measure campaigns, limit repeated advertisements or show communications based on website activity. Depending on applicable law, this activity may be considered targeted advertising, sale or sharing of personal data.

3. Third party technologies

Website hosting, ecommerce, payment, analytics, advertising, embedded media, maps or other providers may place or read their own technologies. Their privacy and cookie practices are controlled by their policies. The specific services used by the website may change as business needs evolve.

4. Your choices

Most browsers allow users to view, block or delete cookies. Browser controls differ, so consult the browser help settings. Blocking essential cookies may prevent the cart, checkout, forms, security features or account functions from working correctly.

Some providers offer their own privacy controls or opt out mechanisms. Where applicable law requires consent for a category of nonessential technology, DashcamCraft will use an available consent mechanism and honor the recorded choice as reasonably required.

5. Do Not Track and preference signals

Browser Do Not Track signals are not interpreted consistently across the industry. Where applicable law requires recognition of a valid universal opt out preference signal, we will take reasonable steps to process the signal in accordance with that law and the technologies operating on the website.

6. Changes to this policy

We may update this Cookie Policy when technologies, providers or legal requirements change. The latest revision date appears at the top of this page.

7. Contact

Questions about cookies or privacy may be sent to support@dashcamcraft.com. DashcamCraft is a trade name of Tend Industrial Supplies LLC.