Cookie Policy

Cookie Policy for the use of the DAR Lean Platform of DARLEAN US Limited ("DARLEAN US") · Valid from: December 1, 2024

This Cookie Policy applies to you if you live within the United States.

1. Introduction

This Cookie Policy applies to the use of the following websites and/or applications offered and operated by DARLEAN US CORP., 850 New Burton Road, Suite 201, Dover, DE 19904, USA (in short, "DARLEAN US") via the following services:

• the "DAR Lean" landing pages, accessible via the address https://www.darlean.com;
• the “DAR Lean” web platform, accessible via the address https://app.darlean.com;
• the application "DAR Lean", which is available for download via the digital distribution platforms App Store (Apple) as well as Play Store (Google).

This Cookie Policy complements the Privacy Statement of DARLEAN US, in which we explain in detail the purposes of processing and the different types of information gathered. The Privacy Statement of DARLEAN US can be accessed here: https://darlean.com/en/policy

2. What are Cookies?

Cookies can be used to collect information generated by a website and stored via an Internet user's browser. A cookie is a small file or text information (usually smaller than one Kbyte) placed by a website on the hard disk of a user’s computer or mobile device via the user's browser. A cookie allows the website to temporarily or permanently "remember" the user's actions or preferences. Most web browsers support cookies, but users can set their browsers to reject cookies. Users can also delete the cookies at any time. Many users configure the cookie settings in their browsers to automatically delete cookies by default when the browser window is closed. Websites use cookies to identify users, remember their customers' preferences, and allow users to complete tasks without having to re-enter information when they move to another page or revisit the website later.

Cookies can also be used to collect information for targeted advertising and marketing based on online behaviour. For example, companies use cookies to track user behaviour and create personal profiles that allow them to show users advertisements tailored to their previous searches. There are different types of cookies. A classification can be made based on their lifetime:

• Session Cookie: Session cookies are temporary cookies that are not permanently stored on the computer or mobile device used by the user. They are used as part of the login, authentication, and session management flows of the website. Certain session cookies are also used to understand, for example, if a user interacting with the website is a new visitor or a visitor returning as part of the same browsing session. These session cookies are erased when the user closes the browser, or after extended inactivity.
• Persistent Cookie: Persistent cookies are those placed on the user’s computer or mobile device for a pre-determined length of time when a user visits a website. They are used on the website, for example, to understand (i.e. through Matomo services) what areas of the website are most popular, and how users engage with them.

Another classification can be made on the domain to which they belong:

• First-Party Cookie: A First-Party Cookie is a Cookie stored on a user's device by the website they are currently visiting. These cookies are created and managed by the website's domain and are typically used to enhance user experience, remember preferences, and track user behaviour on that specific site.
• Third-Party Cookie: A Third-Party Cookie is a Cookie which is created and managed by a domain other than the one the user is currently visiting. These cookies are often used for cross-site tracking, advertising, and analytics purposes, enabling businesses to understand user behaviour across multiple websites and deliver targeted ads based on those behaviours.

If the web server that feeds the website stores cookies on the user's computer or mobile device, these are referred to as "HTTP header cookies". Furthermore, cookies can be stored by means of JavaScript code that is located or referenced on the page.

Example: A website is offered in five different language versions. When you call up the website for the first time, you select the language version "English". A text file (a "persistent cookie") including the information that you want to use the website in the English language is now stored on your device. If you do not delete the cookies and call up the website again with the same browser, the website will know from the stored cookie that the website is to be displayed in English.

More information on cookies can be found here: https://allaboutcookies.org.

3. Cookies set by Web Tools used by DARLEAN US

For an individual information about each tool on data protection, please see the Privacy Statement of DARLEAN US, which can be accessed here: https://darlean.com/en/policy

3.1 Hubspot

Hubspot sets the following cookie:

3.2 Matomo

DARLEAN US sets the following cookies:

4. How to manage cookies?

4.1 Use DARLEAN US’s Cookie Tool

The link to the Consent Tool (including cookies) of DARLEAN US can be found here: Cookie Banner

Using this tool the User may, at their own discretion, exercise control over the services used and cookies set by DARLEAN US.

4.2 Removing Cookies from the device

The User may delete all cookies already on his device by clearing the browsing history. This removes all cookies from all websites the User has visited.

4.3 Blocking Cookies

All modern browsers can be set up to prevent any kind of cookies placed on the device. Certain functionalities may not work properly or at all (e.g. the log-in to a service).

5. Contact details of DARLEAN US

For inquiries regarding data protection or the exercise of Data Subject rights, please contact exclusively:

DARLEAN US CORP.
850 New Burton Road, Suite 201
Dover, DE 19904
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
E-mail: support@darlean.com

6. Changes to the Cookie Policy

DARLEAN US keeps this Cookie Policy under regular review. This version was last updated on December 1, 2024. Historic versions can be obtained by contacting DARLEAN US using the contact details in Section 5. DARLEAN US reserves the right to change and/or amend this Cookie Policy from time to time.

Cookie Policy

Cookie Policy for the use of the DAR Lean Platform of DAR TECH Limited ("DAR TECH") in respect of Personal Data of EU Data Subjects

This Cookie Policy applies to you if you live within the European Union.

1. Introduction

This Cookie Policy applies to the use of the following websites and/or applications offered and operated by DAR TECH Limited, Themistokli Dervi, 3, Julia House, CY-1066 Nicosia (in short, "DAR TECH”) via the following services:

• the "DAR Lean" landing pages, accessible via the address https://www.darlean.com or https://www.darlean.eu;
• the “DAR Lean” web platform, accessible via the address https://app.darlean.com;
• the application "DAR Lean", which is available for download via the digital distribution platforms App Store (Apple) as well as Play Store (Google).

This Cookie Policy complements the Privacy Statement of DAR TECH, in which we explain in detail the purposes of processing and the different types of information gathered. The Privacy Statement of Dar TECH can be accessed here: https://darlean.com/en/policy

2. What are Cookies?

Cookies can be used to collect information generated by a website and stored via an Internet user's browser. A cookie is a small file or text information (usually smaller than one Kbyte) placed by a website on the hard disk of a user’s computer or mobile device via the user's browser. A cookie allows the website to temporarily or permanently "remember" the user's actions or preferences. Most web browsers support cookies, but users can set their browsers to reject cookies. Users can also delete the cookies at any time. Many users configure the cookie settings in their browsers to automatically delete cookies by default when the browser window is closed. Websites use cookies to identify users, remember their customers' preferences, and allow users to complete tasks without having to re-enter information when they move to another page or revisit the website later.

Cookies can also be used to collect information for targeted advertising and marketing based on online behaviour. For example, companies use cookies to track user behaviour and create personal profiles that allow them to show users advertisements tailored to their previous searches. There are different types of cookies. A classification can be made based on their lifetime:

• Session Cookie: Session cookies are temporary cookies that are not permanently stored on the computer or mobile device used by the user. They are used as part of the login, authentication, and session management flows of the website. Certain session cookies are also used to understand, for example, if a user interacting with the website is a new visitor or a visitor returning as part of the same browsing session. These session cookies are erased when the user closes the browser, or after extended inactivity.
• Persistent Cookie: Persistent cookies are those placed on the user’s computer or mobile device for a pre-determined length of time when a user visits a website. They are used on the website, for example, to understand (i.e. through Matomo services) what areas of the website are most popular, and how users engage with them.

Another classification can be made on the domain to which they belong:

• First-Party Cookie: A First-Party Cookie is a Cookie stored on a user's device by the website they are currently visiting. These cookies are created and managed by the website's domain and are typically used to enhance user experience, remember preferences, and track user behaviour on that specific site.
• Third-Party Cookie: A Third-Party Cookie is a Cookie which is created and managed by a domain other than the one the user is currently visiting. These cookies are often used for cross-site tracking, advertising, and analytics purposes, enabling businesses to understand user behaviour across multiple websites and deliver targeted ads based on those behaviours.

If the web server that feeds the website stores cookies on the user's computer or mobile device, these are referred to as "HTTP header cookies". Furthermore, cookies can be stored by means of JavaScript code that is located or referenced on the page.

Example: A website is offered in five different language versions. When you call up the website for the first time, you select the language version "English". A text file (a "persistent cookie") including the information that you want to use the website in the English language is now stored on your device. If you do not delete the cookies and call up the website again with the same browser, the website will know from the stored cookie that the website is to be displayed in English.

More information on cookies can be found here: https://allaboutcookies.org.

3. Cookies set by Web Tools used by DAR TECH

For an individual information about each tool on data protection, please see the Privacy Statement of DAR TECH, which can be accessed here: https://darlean.com/en/policy

3.1 Bitrix24.eu

Bitrix24.eu sets the following cookie:

3.2 Matomo

DAR TECH sets the following cookies:

4. How to manage cookies?

4.1 Use DAR TECH’s Cookie Tool

The link to the Consent Tool (including cookies) of DAR TECH can be found here: Cookie Banner

Using this tool the User may, at his own discretion, exercise control over the services used and cookies set by DAR TECH.

4.2 Removing Cookies from the device

The User may delete all cookies already on his device by clearing the browsing history. This removes all cookies from all websites the User has visited.

4.3 Blocking Cookies

All modern browsers can be set up to prevent any kind of cookies placed on the device. Certain functionalities may not work properly or at all (e.g. the log-in to a service).

5. Contact details of DAR TECH

For inquiries regarding data protection or the exercise of Data Subject rights, please contact exclusively:

DAR TECH Limited
Themistokli Dervi, 3, Julia House
CY-1066 Nicosia
Cyprus
E-mail: info-eu@darlean.com

6. Changes to the Cookie Policy

DAR TECH keeps this Cookie Policy under regular review. This version was last updated on June 10, 2024. Historic versions can be obtained by contacting DAR TECH using the contact details in Section 15. DAR TECH reserves the right to change and/or amend this Cookie Policy from time to time.

Cookie Policy

Cookie Policy for the use of the DAR Lean Platform of DAR TECH Limited ("DAR TECH") in respect of Personal Data of UK Data Subjects

This Cookie Policy applies to you if you live within the United Kingdom.

1. Introduction

This Cookie Policy applies to the use of the following websites and/or applications offered and operated by DAR TECH Limited, Themistokli Dervi, 3, Julia House, CY-1066 Nicosia (in short, "DAR TECH”) via the following services:

• the "DAR Lean" landing pages, accessible via the address https://www.darlean.com;
• the “DAR Lean” web platform, accessible via the address https://app.darlean.com;
• the application "DAR Lean", which is available for download via the digital distribution platforms App Store (Apple) as well as Play Store (Google).

This Cookie Policy complements the Privacy Statement of DAR TECH, in which we explain in detail the purposes of processing and the different types of information gathered. The Privacy Statement of Dar TECH can be accessed here: https://darlean.com/en/policy

2. What are Cookies?

Cookies can be used to collect information generated by a website and stored via an Internet user's browser. A cookie is a small file or text information (usually smaller than one Kbyte) placed by a website on the hard disk of a user’s computer or mobile device via the user's browser. A cookie allows the website to temporarily or permanently "remember" the user's actions or preferences. Most web browsers support cookies, but users can set their browsers to reject cookies. Users can also delete the cookies at any time. Many users configure the cookie settings in their browsers to automatically delete cookies by default when the browser window is closed. Websites use cookies to identify users, remember their customers' preferences, and allow users to complete tasks without having to re-enter information when they move to another page or revisit the website later.

Cookies can also be used to collect information for targeted advertising and marketing based on online behaviour. For example, companies use cookies to track user behaviour and create personal profiles that allow them to show users advertisements tailored to their previous searches. There are different types of cookies. A classification can be made based on their lifetime:

• Session Cookie: Session cookies are temporary cookies that are not permanently stored on the computer or mobile device used by the user. They are used as part of the login, authentication, and session management flows of the website. Certain session cookies are also used to understand, for example, if a user interacting with the website is a new visitor or a visitor returning as part of the same browsing session. These session cookies are erased when the user closes the browser, or after extended inactivity.
• Persistent Cookie: Persistent cookies are those placed on the user’s computer or mobile device for a pre-determined length of time when a user visits a website. They are used on the website, for example, to understand (i.e. through Matomo services) what areas of the website are most popular, and how users engage with them.

Another classification can be made on the domain to which they belong:

• First-Party Cookie: A First-Party Cookie is a Cookie stored on a user's device by the website they are currently visiting. These cookies are created and managed by the website's domain and are typically used to enhance user experience, remember preferences, and track user behaviour on that specific site.
• Third-Party Cookie: A Third-Party Cookie is a Cookie which is created and managed by a domain other than the one the user is currently visiting. These cookies are often used for cross-site tracking, advertising, and analytics purposes, enabling businesses to understand user behaviour across multiple websites and deliver targeted ads based on those behaviours.

If the web server that feeds the website stores cookies on the user's computer or mobile device, these are referred to as "HTTP header cookies". Furthermore, cookies can be stored by means of JavaScript code that is located or referenced on the page.

Example: A website is offered in five different language versions. When you call up the website for the first time, you select the language version "English". A text file (a "persistent cookie") including the information that you want to use the website in the English language is now stored on your device. If you do not delete the cookies and call up the website again with the same browser, the website will know from the stored cookie that the website is to be displayed in English.

More information on cookies can be found here: https://allaboutcookies.org.

3. Does DAR Lean use Cookies?

At DAR Lean, we use cookies to help ensure our users have nothing short of the best possible experience visiting our website https://darlean.com and accessing our platform https://app.darlean.com.

The use of cookies enables us to first and foremost secure your visit to DAR Lean website and the platform. It is via the use of cookies that helps us distinguish if someone other than yourself is not attempting to access your DAR Lean account from another device. Usage of cookies enables our server to identify and grow conversant with the device that you normally use.

Cookies also permit mutual exchange between our application and the users. You can share information and piles of data on the DAR Lean application, in turn, DAR Lean can share relevant ads with you.

4. Cookies set by Web Tools used by DAR TECH

For an individual information about each tool on data protection, please see the Privacy Statement of DAR TECH, which can be accessed here: https://darlean.com/en/policy

4.1 Bitrix24.eu

Bitrix24.eu sets the following cookie:

4.2 Matomo

DAR TECH sets the following cookies:

5. How to manage cookies?

5.1 Use DAR TECH’s Cookie Tool

The link to the Consent Tool (including cookies) of DAR TECH can be found here: Cookie Banner

Using this tool the User may, at his own discretion, exercise control over the services used and cookies set by DAR TECH.

5.2 Removing Cookies from the device

The User may delete all cookies already on his device by clearing the browsing history. This removes all cookies from all websites the User has visited.

5.3 Blocking Cookies

All modern browsers can be set up to prevent any kind of cookies placed on the device. Certain functionalities may not work properly or at all (e.g. the log-in to a service).

6. Contact details of DAR TECH

For inquiries regarding data protection or the exercise of Data Subject rights, please contact exclusively:

DAR TECH Limited
Themistokli Dervi, 3, Julia House
CY-1066 Nicosia
Cyprus
E-mail: info-eu@darlean.com

7. Changes to the Cookie Policy

DAR TECH keeps this Cookie Policy under regular review. This version was last updated on June 10, 2024. Historic versions can be obtained by contacting DAR TECH using the contact details in Section 15. DAR TECH reserves the right to change and/or amend this Cookie Policy from time to time.