Last Updated: May 16, 2026
This Cookie Policy explains DMVI's current approach to cookies and similar technologies on its public marketing and support sites.
In plain English: those public pages are intended to run without ad-tech style visitor tracking, which is why DMVI may choose not to show a cookie banner there when no non-essential tracking tools are active.
Separate services such as a storefront, payment flow, or logged-in product environment may behave differently and may present separate cookie or privacy disclosures.
Contents
1. Scope of This Cookie Policy
This Cookie Policy applies to the public DMVI marketing website at digitalmediavending.com and the DMVI support website used for inbound support requests.
It explains the current approach to cookies and similar technologies on those public-facing sites. Separate DMVI-related services such as a parts storefront, payment flow, or logged-in software environment may use different technologies and may publish separate notices.
2. Current Public-Site Approach
DMVI's public marketing and support sites are intended to operate without non-essential advertising, retargeting, or cross-site behavioural tracking cookies.
DMVI does not currently describe those public sites as using advertising pixels, remarketing tags, or similar tools to follow identifiable visitors around the web.
Because the public sites are intended to run without non-essential tracking cookies, they may not display a cookie-consent banner when no such tools are active.
3. Limited Technical Tools That May Still Be Used
- Routine infrastructure or delivery-layer technologies needed to serve pages reliably and securely.
- Technical security or abuse-prevention tooling.
- Privacy-focused traffic or performance measurement used to understand broad route, page-speed, and reliability trends without advertising-style profiling.
- Form, support, or operational tooling that is reasonably necessary to receive and process a visitor's request.
4. Separate Services and Third Parties
A visitor may also interact with separate DMVI-related systems that are not the same as the public marketing or support site. For example, a third-party storefront, payment provider, or authenticated customer system may use its own cookies, sessions, or consent tools.
Where that happens, the relevant service provider's checkout terms, storefront notices, or separate DMVI disclosures may govern that interaction instead of, or in addition to, this page.
5. Your Browser Choices
Most browsers allow users to inspect, block, delete, or limit cookies through browser settings. Users may also use private-browsing modes, browser privacy controls, or content blockers where appropriate.
Blocking technical cookies or similar tools can affect form behaviour, session continuity, embedded features, and other site functions.
6. Relationship to the Privacy Policy
This Cookie Policy should be read together with the DMVI Privacy Policy because technical data associated with site delivery or site measurement may still be treated as personal information under applicable law.
DMVI may update this Cookie Policy from time to time if site tooling, legal requirements, or service architecture changes.