NOTICE ON THE USE OF COOKIES

Last updated: September 4, 2026

DoLegal (hereinafter referred to as “DoLegal”, “we”, or “our”) may use cookies and similar technologies when using its website and the online services provided through it (hereinafter collectively referred to as the “Services”).

Cookies are small data files or similar technologies that are stored on the User’s device or become accessible during the use of Our Services. DoLegal may use necessary, functional, analytical, performance, and other cookies necessary for the proper provision of the Services, in particular for the operation and security of the Services, identification, the retention of preferences, analysis of use, and the improvement and enhancement of Our Services.

Where consent is required for the use of cookies, DoLegal shall not place or activate the relevant cookies until such consent has been obtained. The User may accept or reject non-essential cookies through the cookie management tool, as well as manage their preferences by individual categories. The consent provided may be modified or withdrawn at any time through the same tool. Withdrawal of consent shall not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out prior to such withdrawal.

For the purposes of ensuring certain functionalities of the Services, DoLegal may use cookies or similar technologies provided by third parties. In such cases, the processing of information by the respective third parties may also be governed by their own privacy policies and other applicable terms.

Cookies may be session or persistent cookies. Their retention period shall be determined taking into account the purpose of the respective cookie and may be indicated in the cookie management tool. The User may also manage or delete cookies through the settings of their browser or device. Blocking or deleting certain cookies may, however, affect the availability or proper functioning of certain functionalities of the Services.

Where the use of cookies or similar technologies involves the processing of personal data, such processing shall be subject to DoLegal’s Privacy Policy and the Supplementary Agreement on the Processing of Personal Data.