Your Privacy, Your Choices
How Cookies Work on This Website
Learn which cookies help this site function, how other technologies may be used, and how you can manage your preferences.
About This Policy
How Hawkeye Protection and Third-Party Services Use Cookies
What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small pieces of data that a website may store on your device and access when you return. Hawkeye Protection also uses related technologies that can store or read information on your device when you visit our website. These technologies help keep essential features working, remember preferences, and provide insight into site use; some are placed by third-party services.
How Cookies Are Used
Functional Cookies
Keep essential site features working and remember preferences, such as items in your cart. These cookies may be placed without consent.
Statistics Cookies
Help us understand how visitors use the website so we can improve the experience.
Marketing & Tracking Cookies
May be used to build profiles, display advertising, or track activity across websites for similar marketing purposes.
Your Cookie Choices
Choose whether to allow non-functional cookies when the consent notice appears or update your preferences later.
Services That May Place Cookies
Site Operation
WordPress — functional
Wordfence — functional
Tawk — functional
Website Insights
Burst Statistics — anonymous statistics
Measures website usage
Supports experience improvements
Fonts & Video
Adobe Fonts — marketing/tracking
Google Fonts — marketing/tracking
YouTube — marketing/tracking and functional
Other Technologies
Miscellaneous — purpose pending investigation
Functions vary by technology
Review available consent details
Questions About Cookie Consent
Manage non-functional cookies while keeping the cookies needed for the website to operate.
Can I opt out of non-functional cookies?
Yes. The cookie notice lets you opt out of and object to the further use of non-functional cookies.
Why are functional cookies always active?
Functional cookies support essential site operations and remember preferences. They may be placed without your consent.
Can I choose statistics cookies separately?
Yes. Statistics has its own consent preference, separate from marketing cookies.
What does the marketing preference control?
It controls consent for marketing and tracking cookies used for purposes such as advertising profiles and tracking across websites.
Can I delete cookies through my browser?
Yes. You can delete or block cookies in your browser settings, though disabling all cookies may affect how the website works.
Review Your Cookie Preferences
Manage Cookies in Your Browser
Enable, Disable, or Delete Cookies
1
Open Browser Settings
Find your browser’s privacy or cookie settings. Check its Help section if you need directions for your device.
2
Choose Your Preferences
Allow or block cookies, or set your browser to notify you when a cookie is placed. Blocking all cookies may prevent parts of this website from working properly.
3
Clear Stored Cookies
Delete cookies manually or set your browser to clear them automatically. Cookies may be placed again if you consent when you return.
Your Rights Regarding Personal Data
You may request access to the personal data we process, object to its processing, or ask to receive an overview in a commonly used format. You may also request that we correct or delete data that is inaccurate or no longer relevant, or restrict its processing. To exercise these rights, contact Hawkeye Protection using the details below. If you have concerns about how we handle your data, we welcome your feedback. For more information, please refer to our Privacy Statement.
Phone
Questions or comments about our Cookie Policy? Contact Gregory Bellamy at Hawkeye Protection by phone: 5852546330.
Email us at info@hawkeyeprotection.com, or visit online.hawkeyeprotection.com.
Address
Mailing address: Gregory Bellamy, 16 Cedarhurst Drive, West Henrietta, NY 14586, United States.