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title: "Privacy | Daedalus"
url: "https://ddls.co/privacy/"
description: "How the Daedalus website uses hosting, performance analytics and external contact services."
---

# Privacy

Last updated September 18, 2026.

This page covers the public Daedalus website. Client applications and services have their own arrangements.

## Browsing this site

Our pages, fonts, images and media are served from our own website through Cloudflare. Cloudflare processes network information, including your IP address and request details, to deliver and protect the site. Our hosting systems can also process request logs for operation and troubleshooting.

## Performance analytics

Cloudflare Web Analytics helps us understand page visits and loading performance. Its browser script reports information about the page, referrer, browser and performance measurements. Cloudflare describes this service as cookie-free and says it does not use the analytics service to fingerprint visitors. See [Cloudflare’s explanation](https://developers.cloudflare.com/web-analytics/about/) and [privacy policy](https://www.cloudflare.com/privacypolicy/).

Our own website code does not use advertising pixels or browser storage to build visitor profiles. Blocking the analytics script does not prevent reading the site or using our contact links. Cloudflare may separately use cookies or network information for security; that is distinct from Web Analytics.

## Contact and booking

Booking a call opens Google’s scheduling service. Information you enter there is processed by Google and shared with the meeting organizer. Sending us email shares the information you choose to include with us and our email provider. Please avoid sending passwords or sensitive client information through an initial inquiry.

## Questions

Use our [contact options](https://ddls.co/#contact) or the contact details in the [team section](https://ddls.co/#team) to ask about privacy or information you have shared with us.

Contact: [Contact Daedalus](https://ddls.co/#contact). Email addresses are omitted from this export.
