Last updated 17 October 2026

Cookie Policy

This draft explains cookies and browser storage, and what still needs to be checked on the Mail Trio Cloud website. The company must review the live website and its tracking settings before approving a complete policy.

Draft for company review. Commercial policies and hosting security controls still need confirmation and legal approval. Do not rely on this draft as a service commitment.

01Cookies and browser storage

Cookies are small pieces of information saved in your browser. Websites can also save information using local storage. What they do depends on the tools and settings the website uses.

02Current account and email scope

Online account sign-in is not available here. Customer email campaigns and tracking of email opens or link clicks are not working product features on this website. This draft does not claim that mailbox tracking is active.

03Optional analytics

The website can be configured to use Google Analytics and Google Tag Manager. Whether they are included depends on the live settings. This draft does not confirm that either is active or specify how long any resulting data is kept.

The company must check the analytics, tags and cookies used on the live website, along with required consent and provider information. This draft does not promise a working cookie-consent banner or cookie-settings tool.

04Your browser controls

Your browser settings let you review, block or clear cookies and website storage. The effect will depend on which tools are in use. Contact the company if you have questions about this website’s settings.

05Approval and changes

The company must review cookie names, their purposes, how long they last, third-party tools and any required consent controls. The policy must be updated when those details change on the live website.

Questions about these terms?

Mail Trio Cloud Private Limited, Barmasiya, Amdiha Chitra Dumdumi, Deoghar, Jharkhand 815352, India. Email abdul@mailtrio.cloud. Phone +91 8291719149. The applicable service agreement and the jurisdiction for disputes must be confirmed in writing.