Last Updated: February 2025
We use tracking technologies on datadev-syscode.com to improve your browsing experience and understand how you interact with our mobile app testing services. This page explains what these technologies are, how we use them, and what choices you have.
Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit our website. They help us recognize you on return visits and remember certain preferences. Think of them as digital sticky notes that remind us of your previous interactions with our site.
We also use similar tracking tools like web beacons, pixel tags, and local storage. These work alongside cookies to give us a fuller picture of how people navigate our testing platform documentation and service pages.
The tracking we implement serves specific purposes beyond mere data collection. When you return to our site, functional cookies remember if you've already downloaded our testing methodology guide, so we don't prompt you again. Analytical tools show us that visitors from the UK often look at iOS debugging content first, which helps us structure our navigation accordingly.
Marketing cookies let us show you case studies relevant to your industry after you've left our site. If you spent time reading about retail app testing, you might see our retail-focused content elsewhere online rather than generic ads.
You have control over how we track your activity. Most browsers let you refuse cookies entirely or delete existing ones. Just be aware that disabling essential cookies might break certain features like form submissions or secure page access.
Each browser handles this differently. We've linked to the major ones below so you can adjust settings based on your comfort level. Some people block everything except essential tracking, while others are comfortable with the full set for a more tailored experience.
Visit your browser's help documentation to configure cookie preferences. Most modern browsers give you granular control over what gets stored and for how long.
Different cookies have different lifespans. Session cookies disappear when you close your browser. Others might last weeks or months depending on their purpose. We regularly review what we're storing and why.
You can ask us to show you what data we've collected through cookies tied to your device. We'll provide this in a readable format within 30 days. You can also request deletion of non-essential tracking data if you'd rather start fresh.
If you've changed your mind about analytical or marketing cookies, reach out and we'll clear those specific categories while keeping essential functionality intact. This is particularly relevant for UK visitors who have specific data rights under local regulations.
Some cookies on our site come from external services we use for analytics or marketing measurement. These third parties have their own privacy policies governing how they handle data. We vet these partners carefully but recommend reviewing their policies if you want the complete picture.
We don't sell cookie data to anyone. The third-party tools we use are strictly for improving our own service delivery and understanding our audience better. They're bound by contracts that limit what they can do with information collected on our domain.
We'll update this page if we start using new tracking technologies or change how we handle existing ones. Major changes will be highlighted at the top with a revised date. If you visit regularly, you'll see when something's been modified.
Checking back every few months is a good practice, especially if you're particular about tracking preferences. We try to keep the language straightforward so changes are easy to spot and understand without legal expertise.