Privacy policy
This privacy policy explains how the AutoCAD 2026 Windows campaign site may handle data during a UK-facing rollout. The final company must confirm legal entity, analytics, cookies, support routing and retention wording before production launch.
Who this policy is for
This privacy policy applies to the AutoCAD Free for Windows campaign website and its related guide pages. It is written for a UK-facing rollout operated by a global company. Replace placeholder company details with the approved legal entity before production deployment.
Information the website may collect
The static site itself does not need to collect personal data unless the deployment team enables forms, analytics, cookies, support widgets, download tracking or campaign routing. If these features are enabled, the site may process technical data such as IP-derived region, device type, browser, page interactions, referral source, and submitted support route or eligibility information.
- Technical data: browser, device, operating system, timestamps and page activity.
- Campaign data: access clicks, eligibility steps, country/region checks and support interactions if enabled.
- Submitted data: name, email, company, role or message only if a form is added.
- Analytics data: only if analytics or cookies are installed by the deployment team.
Why data may be used
Data may be used to operate the website, understand campaign performance, prevent abuse, improve CAD resources, support users, validate country/region availability, and maintain security. The final production policy must list the exact lawful basis and processing purpose required for the UK deployment.
Cookies and analytics
If cookies, analytics pixels or advertising tags are added, the final site must include the required cookie notice and consent controls. Until those tools are added, this page should remain a policy framework and should not claim that tracking is active.
Data sharing and retention
Data should only be shared with service providers needed for hosting, analytics, campaign routing, support, security or legal compliance. Retention periods must be confirmed by the company before launch. Users should be given a support or privacy route route for access, deletion or correction requests where applicable.
User rights and updates
UK users may have rights to access, correct, delete, restrict or object to processing of personal data, depending on the final processing setup. The company should add its final privacy route, legal entity, retention schedule and complaint route before launch.