Privacy & cookies.

Information we receive

Project inquiries

Your name, email address, selected service and the project details you submit through our contact form. If you email or call us, we also receive the information you choose to share.

Website requests

Hosting and network providers process technical information such as your IP address, requested page, browser information and request time to deliver the website and protect it from abuse.

Advertising information

If Google advertising is enabled, Google and participating advertising providers may receive information about the page, your device and ad interactions. The advertising section below explains this separately.

Please keep passwords, payment details and sensitive personal records out of a general project inquiry.

How we use it

We use inquiry information to understand your request, respond, prepare a scope and manage the related business conversation. We use technical information to operate the website, investigate errors and prevent abuse.

Sending a project brief does not subscribe you to marketing emails or purchase a service. If a project proceeds, its agreement and any service-specific notices explain the work and handling of project materials.

Service providers

Website hosting, network, inquiry-management and email providers process information needed to deliver those services. Our contact form sends your inquiry to araNET’s inquiry-management service. Email delivery may also use Resend when that delivery option is enabled.

These services may process information outside your country. Google’s handling of advertising information is described in its own notices, linked below. Following an external link takes you to a service with its own privacy practices.

Advertising & cookies

When Google ads are enabled, third-party vendors, including Google, may use cookies to serve ads based on previous visits to this website or other websites. Google’s advertising cookies allow it and its partners to personalize ads using those visits, depending on your choices and settings.

Google and participating third-party advertising vendors may also use cookies, local storage, web beacons, IP addresses and device or browser information to deliver and measure ads, limit repeated ads and detect fraud. Turning off personalized advertising does not necessarily stop all technical processing needed to deliver or protect an ad.

Read how Google uses information from partner sites and Google’s Privacy Policy for its purposes, controls and data practices.

Your choices

• Google ad personalization. Use Google’s Ad Settings to manage or turn off personalized advertising.
• Other participating advertisers. YourAdChoices WebChoices provides browser-based opt-outs for participating companies. It does not cover every advertiser or automatically apply across every browser and device.
• Browser storage. Your browser settings let you block or delete cookies and site storage. Deleting storage may also remove saved privacy choices.
• Contact information. You can choose not to submit a form. If you contact us, share only the information needed to discuss your project.

There is no on-site advertising consent dialog to use while ads are inactive. If advertising is introduced, we will update this notice and provide the applicable on-site consent and privacy controls before activating it. A link to Google’s settings is not a substitute for those site-specific controls.

Keeping information

We keep inquiry and correspondence information for the purposes described above, including responding to requests and maintaining necessary business records. The period depends on the request, any resulting project and applicable recordkeeping requirements. You can ask us about information related to your inquiry or request its deletion.

Deletion requests may be limited by records we need to retain for legal obligations, security or resolving a dispute. Provider-held information is also subject to the relevant provider’s policies.

Privacy requests

Contact hello@aranetsolutions.com to ask about this notice or request access, correction or deletion of information you have provided. Include enough context to locate your inquiry, without sending sensitive identity documents in the first message.

Your rights and the steps required to respond depend on where you live and the circumstances. We may need to verify that a request concerns your information. Where applicable, you can also raise a concern with your local privacy regulator.

We will update the date on this page when the notice changes.