Privacy Policy

This policy explains how Dayfiles handles basic site data, analytics, advertising scripts, and public content across the main website.

Last updated August 20, 2026

What this policy covers

This policy covers the public website at dayfiles.com, including the homepage, blog, product hub pages, and related static files. Separate live tools or third-party platforms may have their own interfaces or notices.

Dayfiles is designed so visitors can browse public pages without creating an account on the main site.

Information collected on the public site

The site may collect standard technical information such as browser type, device information, approximate location, referring page, and page usage data through analytics or advertising tools.

That information is used to understand site performance, maintain the service, measure traffic, and support content publishing.

Advertising and analytics

Dayfiles may use Google Analytics and Google AdSense on selected public pages. Third-party vendors including Google may place or read cookies, use web beacons, collect IP addresses or device identifiers, and process data to provide, measure, or personalize ads where consent and local law permit.

Visitors can control many advertising and cookie preferences through their browser settings, certified consent controls where required, and Google account controls. Google explains how it uses information from sites and apps at https://policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites.

Consent and regional controls

Where consent is required for advertising in the EEA, United Kingdom, or Switzerland, Dayfiles uses the applicable Google-certified consent flow before advertising storage or personalization is enabled.

Rejecting advertising consent should not prevent access to the core public content or browser-based tool workflow.

How browser-based tools relate to the main site

Dayfiles publishes browser-first workflows and links into live product interfaces. Core workflows are positioned around direct in-browser usage, but specific tool behavior can vary by product and should be reviewed on the relevant page before use.

Visitors should avoid uploading or processing files they do not have rights to use, and should review the product context before starting any sensitive workflow.