Cookie Policy

Last Updated: 15 September 2026

1. Introduction

This Cookie Policy explains how DotGO uses cookies, pixels, tags, local storage, analytics technologies, advertising technologies, and similar tools on its websites and digital services.

This Cookie Policy should be read together with the DotGO Privacy Policy.

2. Who We Are

DotGO is operated by:

Future Equity Company

Unified Number: 7050813497

VAT / Tax Number: 313138125800003

Olaya St, Al Olaya

11321 Riyadh

Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Email: hala@dotgo.space

Telephone: +966 11 510 24 50

3. What Is a Cookie?

A cookie is a small data file that a website may store on or access from your browser or device.

Cookies can be used to:

make a website function;
remember settings;
maintain sessions;
understand website usage;
improve performance;
measure advertising;
attribute conversions; and
support personalised advertising where legally permitted and consented to.

Similar technologies may perform related functions without technically being cookies.

4. Similar Technologies

Depending on website configuration, DotGO may also use:

pixels;
tags;
web beacons;
local storage;
server-side tracking;
device identifiers;
conversion APIs; and
similar digital technologies.

References to "cookies" in this Policy may include these technologies where appropriate.

5. First-Party and Third-Party Cookies

First-Party Cookies

These are set by or for the DotGO website domain.

They may support website functionality, preferences, analytics, security, or consent management.

Third-Party Cookies

These may be set by external providers whose technology is integrated into the website.

Depending on the services enabled, these may include analytics, advertising, video, maps, social media, or other providers.

6. Categories of Cookies

DotGO may use the following categories.

6.1 Strictly Necessary Cookies

These cookies support functions necessary for the website or requested service to operate.

They may be used for:

security;
session management;
load balancing;
form functionality;
fraud prevention;
consent preference storage; or
other essential website functions.

Where legally permitted, strictly necessary cookies may operate without optional consent.

Disabling these cookies may prevent parts of the website from working properly.

6.2 Preference Cookies

Preference cookies help remember choices such as:

language;
interface settings;
selected preferences; or
other non-essential website options.

Where required by applicable law, these will be used according to your consent selection.

6.3 Analytics Cookies

Analytics technologies help DotGO understand how users interact with the website.

They may collect information about:

pages visited;
time on pages;
navigation;
referring source;
browser;
device;
approximate location;
interactions; and
website errors.

We use this information to understand performance and improve our digital services.

Where consent is required, analytics cookies will be used according to your consent preferences.

6.4 Advertising and Marketing Cookies

Advertising technologies may be used to:

measure advertising campaigns;
attribute enquiries or bookings;
measure conversions;
understand advertising performance;
limit repeated advertising;
create audiences;
perform remarketing; and
provide more relevant advertisements where permitted.

Where required, advertising and marketing technologies will be activated according to your consent choices.

7. Google Technologies

Depending on configuration, DotGO may use Google services such as:

Google Analytics;
Google Ads;
Google Tag Manager;
Google Ads conversion tracking;
Google remarketing;
Enhanced Conversions; and
other Google measurement or advertising technologies.

These technologies may process information such as:

browser and device information;
approximate location;
website interactions;
advertising identifiers;
campaign data;
cookie identifiers; and
conversion information.

DotGO does not intentionally transmit information directly identifying an individual to Google Analytics where prohibited by Google's applicable policies.

8. Google Consent Mode

Where implemented, DotGO may use Google Consent Mode.

Consent Mode allows Google tags to adjust their behaviour according to the user's consent choices.

Depending on configuration, consent signals may include settings relating to:

analytics storage;
advertising storage;
advertising user data; and
advertising personalisation.

The exact technical behaviour may change as Google updates its services.

DotGO's consent interface is intended to communicate relevant user preferences to enabled technologies.

9. Meta Technologies

Depending on configuration, DotGO may use Meta technologies such as:

Meta Pixel;
Facebook Ads;
Instagram Ads;
Meta Business Tools;
Conversions API;
Custom Audiences;
remarketing; and
advertising measurement.

Meta technologies may receive information about interactions with the DotGO website, including:

page visits;
device or browser information;
campaign interactions;
conversion events;
advertising identifiers; and
other permitted event information.

Where DotGO uses customer information for an authorised advertising feature, it will seek to do so only where it has the necessary legal basis and rights.

10. Other Advertising and Analytics Providers

DotGO may also use technologies from providers such as:

LinkedIn;
TikTok;
Snapchat;
Microsoft; or
other advertising and analytics providers.

The actual providers enabled may change over time as DotGO's marketing and technology stack changes.

The website's consent-management interface should reflect the technologies currently active.

11. Embedded Third-Party Content

Our website may include content or functionality from external services such as:

maps;
videos;
social media;
booking tools;
chat tools;
forms; or
other integrations.

These providers may set or access cookies according to their own policies.

Where appropriate, non-essential third-party content may be subject to consent controls.

12. Cookie Consent

Where consent is required, DotGO may display a cookie banner or preference centre allowing visitors to make choices such as:

Accept All

Accept optional analytics, preference, and advertising technologies.

Reject Non-Essential

Reject technologies that are not necessary for core website operation.

Manage Preferences

Choose permitted categories individually.

Your available options may differ depending on the technologies active on the website.

13. Withdrawing or Changing Consent

You may change your cookie choices at any time through the website's cookie-preference control where available.

Withdrawing consent will not make earlier lawful processing unlawful.

After withdrawal, relevant technologies should adjust according to the updated preference where technically applicable.

14. Browser Controls

Most browsers provide controls allowing you to:

view cookies;
delete cookies;
block cookies;
limit third-party cookies; or
change storage settings.

Blocking all cookies may affect website functionality.

Browser controls operate independently from DotGO's cookie preference interface.

15. Cookie Duration

Cookies may be:

Session Cookies

These generally expire when the browser session ends.

Persistent Cookies

These remain for a specified period or until manually deleted.

The duration depends on:

the purpose;
provider;
configuration;
applicable consent; and
relevant legal or operational requirements.

DotGO seeks to avoid retaining cookie-derived Personal Data longer than reasonably necessary for the associated purpose.

16. Current Cookie List

Because website technologies may change, the exact cookie names, providers, purposes, and durations may be maintained through DotGO's cookie consent management platform or cookie settings interface.

Where such a tool is deployed, it should provide an up-to-date inventory of active cookies and tracking technologies.

This approach helps ensure that the cookie list reflects the technology actually operating on the website rather than a static list that may become outdated.

17. Personal Data

Some cookie and tracking information may constitute Personal Data.

Where this occurs, it will be processed in accordance with the DotGO Privacy Policy and applicable Personal Data protection requirements.

18. International Processing

Some cookie, analytics, advertising, or technology providers may process information through infrastructure located outside Saudi Arabia.

Where Personal Data is transferred internationally, DotGO will apply appropriate measures required by applicable Saudi law.

Further information is available in the Privacy Policy.

19. Advertising Choices

Advertising providers may offer additional controls allowing individuals to manage their advertising preferences directly through their platforms.

These platform controls operate separately from DotGO's website cookie preferences.

Changing preferences with a third-party platform may affect advertising across multiple websites or applications associated with that provider.

20. Do Not Sell Personal Data

DotGO does not sell Personal Data.

Use of analytics or advertising technologies does not constitute permission for third parties to use DotGO data without restriction.

Third-party processing remains subject to applicable contracts, platform terms, consent requirements, and applicable law.

21. Changes to This Cookie Policy

DotGO may update this Cookie Policy to reflect:

changes in website technologies;
changes in analytics tools;
changes in advertising platforms;
regulatory developments;
changes in consent requirements; or
changes in our digital services.

The latest version will show its current revision date.

22. Contact Us

Questions about our use of cookies or tracking technologies may be sent to: