Ducke Cookie Policy
Last updated: 15 August 2026.
1. What cookies are
Cookies and similar technologies are small records used by websites and applications to remember preferences, maintain sessions, protect access, measure operation and, when authorized, analyze audience or support advertising. They may be set by Ducke or by integrated third parties.
2. Categories used
Necessary: enable security, authentication, navigation, load balancing, fraud prevention, and requested functions. They remain active because the website or service does not operate adequately without them.
Functional: remember preferences and enable additional features. They will be activated according to the visitor's choice when they are not strictly necessary.
Measurement and performance: help understand usage, errors, pages, and performance. They remain blocked until authorization when dependent on consent.
Advertising and media: support campaign measurement, personalization, or interaction with external platforms. They remain blocked until authorization.
3. Updated inventory
The Preference Center displays the current list of technologies, provider, purpose, category, and duration. That list forms part of this Policy and must correspond to what is actually installed. Session cookies end with the session; persistent cookies remain for the period indicated in the inventory or until removed.
4. Your choice
On first visit, the visitor may refuse non-essential cookies, configure categories, or accept the desired categories. Optional categories are not pre-checked and are not activated before a valid choice. Continuing to browse, closing the banner, or remaining silent does not constitute consent.
5. Change or withdraw
The choice may be reviewed at any time through the ‘Cookie Preferences’ link available in the footer. Withdrawal will be as simple as granting consent and will prevent new activations of the unchecked category. The browser also allows deleting or blocking cookies, but this may affect necessary features, authentication, and preferences.
6. Third parties and transfers
Third-party technologies are also subject to the respective provider's policies. When processing occurs outside Brazil, mechanisms and safeguards compatible with the law will be adopted. Ducke will review the necessity of each technology and limit its use to the disclosed purposes.
7. Updates and contact
This Policy may change when there is a change in technology, purpose, or legal requirement. The date will be updated and, when necessary, a new choice will be requested. Questions may be sent through the privacy form available on the website or via WhatsApp +55 19 93300-5586.
Available channels: privacy form · WhatsApp +55 19 93300-5586.