Privacy and digital transparency
Information about the use of cookies and similar technologies on Tectril websites, subdomains, forms and public pages.
User control and choices
This Cookie Policy explains how Tectril uses cookies and similar technologies on its websites, subdomains, forms and public pages, what information may be collected, for which purposes, and how users may exercise their choices.
Strictly necessary cookies may be used to enable essential functions, security and stability. Non-essential cookies should only be activated according to the preference recorded by the user through the consent mechanism available on the website.
Document
Tectril Cookie Policy
Suggested code
POL-PRI-TEC-002
Revision
Revision 0
Issue date
July 29, 2026
Scope
tectril.com.br, subdomains and linked public pages
Responsible area
Privacy / Compliance
Privacy contact
[email protected]
Important note: The technical cookie inventory must be reviewed periodically and updated according to the services, plugins and integrations actually used on the website.
This Policy establishes transparency and governance criteria for Tectril’s use of cookies and similar technologies on its websites, subdomains, pages, forms and public functionalities that refer to this document.
It should be read together with the Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. Specific environments, platforms or services may have supplementary notices that prevail regarding the particular processing involved.
Cookies are small files stored on or accessed from a user’s device while browsing. They may enable features, remember preferences, maintain sessions, strengthen security, generate statistics and, when authorized, support personalized content or communications.
Not every cookie contains information that directly identifies a person. However, identifiers, IP addresses, browser information, preferences and browsing patterns may constitute personal data when related or reasonably linkable to an individual.
In addition to cookies, Tectril may use local storage, pixels, tags, scripts, device identifiers, server logs and other technologies with equivalent functions. In this Policy, the term “cookies” also includes such technologies where appropriate.
Actual use will depend on the features, plugins, integrations and services active on the website at any given time.
Cookies may be classified according to purpose as: necessary, for essential functions, security and stability; functional, to remember preferences and improve requested features; analytics or performance, to understand use and improve the website; and advertising or marketing, for campaign measurement, profiling or personalized content, where used.
The categories presented must reflect cookies actually installed. Categories not in use should not be shown as active.
First-party cookies are set by a Tectril domain. Third-party cookies are set by external domains or services embedded in the website, such as video, map, analytics, security, support or social media tools.
Third parties may process information under their own policies. Tectril should select appropriate providers, limit integrations to what is necessary and identify relevant third parties in the preference panel based on technical scanning.
Tectril may use cookies to: provide pages and forms; remember choices; prevent abuse, fraud and incidents; maintain security and availability; measure audience and performance; identify errors; improve content and navigation; enable external resources; and, where applicable and authorized, measure campaigns.
Cookies must not be used for purposes incompatible with the information presented to users.
Processing associated with cookies will observe the legal bases applicable under the Brazilian General Data Protection Law (LGPD). Strictly necessary cookies may support compliance with legal obligations, procedures requested by the user, environmental security or legitimate interests assessed proportionately.
For non-essential cookies that depend on user choice, Tectril will rely on consent or another valid legal basis where appropriate, with clear information, specific purposes and the possibility to object or withdraw as provided by law.
On first access, the website should provide a consent mechanism with clear options to accept, reject or manage non-essential cookies. Refusal should not prevent access to basic website functions, although optional features may become unavailable.
Non-essential cookies must remain disabled until the user acts where processing relies on consent. The choice should be recorded demonstrably and renewed when necessary.
Users may change or withdraw preferences at any time through the “Cookie Preferences” link, button or icon made available on the website. Withdrawal does not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out beforehand.
Cookies may also be deleted or blocked through browser settings. This may remove saved preferences or affect functions that depend on necessary cookies.
The current cookie inventory should be displayed in the preference panel or a supplementary table and, whenever technically available, include: name, provider, domain, category, purpose, duration, type and third-party status.
Cookies may be session-based, removed when the browser closes, or persistent for a defined period. Tectril will seek to adopt durations compatible with purpose and periodically scan for obsolete items.
Depending on the technology used, processing may include cookie or session identifiers, IP address, access date and time, pages visited, navigation source, interaction events, browser type and version, operating system, language, screen resolution and approximate location derived from IP.
Tectril should apply data minimization and avoid collecting excessive or sensitive data through cookies unless there is a specific need, an appropriate legal basis and enhanced safeguards.
Cookie-derived information may be made available to providers supporting hosting, security, analytics, forms, maps, videos, communications, performance or other active website features. These providers must act within contracted purposes and legally applicable responsibilities.
The mere presence of a well-known service does not mean it is active. The final provider list must correspond to integrations actually identified in the published environment.
Some technology providers may process or store data outside Brazil. Where an international transfer of personal data occurs, Tectril will use mechanisms allowed by the LGPD and applicable regulations, together with contractual and security measures proportionate to risk.
Specific information about countries, providers or mechanisms should be updated when such transfers are identified.
Tectril adopts reasonable security measures to reduce risks of unauthorized access, destruction, loss, alteration, disclosure or improper processing. No technology, however, completely eliminates risks inherent to digital environments.
Consent, preference and security records will be kept for the time necessary to demonstrate compliance, meet obligations, prevent fraud or exercise rights, subject to retention and disposal policies.
Where applicable, data subjects may request confirmation of processing, access, correction, information about sharing, deletion of data processed with consent, withdrawal of consent, objection, review of automated decisions and other rights provided by the LGPD.
Requests should be sent to [email protected]. Information may be requested to verify identity and protect the data subject against unauthorized access.
The institutional website is not specifically directed to children. If processing involving children or adolescents is identified, Tectril will adopt measures appropriate to best interests, transparency and applicable legal requirements.
Parents and guardians should guide browser use and privacy settings on devices used by minors.
Tectril may update this Policy to reflect legal, regulatory, technological, operational or service changes. The current version will state the revision date and be published on the website.
Material changes may be highlighted by notice or renewal of preferences, particularly where new purposes, categories or third parties rely on consent.
Questions, requests and complaints related to cookies and data protection may be sent to [email protected].
This Policy is governed by the laws of the Federative Republic of Brazil, especially the LGPD, the Brazilian Internet Civil Rights Framework and applicable regulations. It takes effect on July 29, 2026. In case of inconsistency between translations, the Portuguese version prevails, without prejudice to rights guaranteed by applicable law.
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