Cookie Policy

DO MORE WITH LESS COOKIE POLICY

• Effective Date: September 23, 2026
• Last Updated: September 23, 2026

This Cookie Policy explains how DO MORE WITH LESS, an Illinois limited liability company ("DMWL," "we," "us," or "our") uses cookies and similar technologies in connection with the Services.

This Policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy.

1. What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small data files that websites may store on your browser or device.

Cookies and similar technologies can enable websites and applications to:

• recognize a browser or device;
• maintain sessions;
• remember settings;
• authenticate users;
• analyze activity;
• measure advertising;
• attribute conversions; and
• provide personalized functionality.

2. Similar Technologies

This Policy also applies, where relevant, to technologies such as:

• pixels;
• tags;
• scripts;
• local storage;
• session storage;
• software development kits;
• device identifiers;
• advertising identifiers;
• embedded-content technologies;
• link decoration;
• conversion tags;
• web beacons; and
• comparable storage or access technologies.

3. Categories of Technologies We Use

3.1 Strictly Necessary

These technologies are required to operate requested features.

They may support:

• authentication;
• session management;
• security;
• fraud prevention;
• shopping-cart or checkout functionality;
• payment processing;
• network routing;
• consent-preference storage;
• account access; and
• core application functionality.

Where applicable law permits, strictly necessary technologies may operate without optional consent because they are necessary to provide the service requested.

3.2 Functional

Functional technologies support enhanced features such as:

• user preferences;
• interface settings;
• language;
• saved choices;
• embedded functionality;
• remembered course state; and
• convenience features.

Depending on applicable law and the technology involved, consent may be required.

3.3 Analytics and Performance

Analytics technologies help us understand:

• traffic;
• user journeys;
• page performance;
• lesson engagement;
• feature adoption;
• errors;
• conversions;
• course progress;
• marketing performance; and
• aggregated usage patterns.

Where applicable law requires consent, these technologies will not be activated until consent is obtained.

3.4 Advertising and Targeting

Advertising technologies may support:

• ad measurement;
• attribution;
• retargeting;
• audience creation;
• conversion tracking;
• frequency management;
• campaign optimization; and
• interest-based or targeted advertising.

These technologies may cause information concerning your activity to be transmitted to advertising or measurement providers.

Where applicable law requires consent, advertising and targeting technologies will not be activated until you consent.

3.5 Embedded Media

Course pages and public websites may include embedded:

• video;
• audio;
• social content; or
• interactive third-party media.

An embedded provider may store or access information on your device when the embedded feature is used or displayed.

Where required, optional embedded technologies will be subject to consent controls.

4. Why We Use These Technologies

DMWL may use cookies and similar technologies to:

• keep you signed in;
• secure accounts;
• prevent fraud;
• process transactions;
• remember settings;
• maintain course progress;
• improve performance;
• understand Service usage;
• measure marketing;
• attribute purchases;
• deliver advertising;
• evaluate campaigns;
• embed media;
• troubleshoot errors; and
• comply with user privacy choices.

5. First-Party and Third-Party Technologies

Some technologies are set directly by DMWL or by infrastructure operating on our behalf.

Others are set or accessed by third-party providers performing functions such as:

• course hosting;
• payments;
• analytics;
• advertising;
• video delivery;
• communications;
• infrastructure;
• security;
• application hosting; and
• AI-related functionality.

Because the specific providers and technologies may change, our cookie-preference interface may provide the most current available information about active technologies, purposes, providers, and durations.

6. Cookie Duration

Technologies may be:

Session Technologies

These generally expire when you end the browser session or after a limited period of inactivity.

Persistent Technologies

These remain for a defined period or until deleted.

The exact lifespan depends on the technology and purpose.

Where available, current durations will be displayed in the cookie-preference interface or associated technology listing.

7. Your Consent

Where applicable law requires consent, DMWL will request affirmative consent before using non-essential technologies.

We do not treat merely continuing to browse as affirmative consent where applicable law requires a positive action.

You may be offered choices such as:

• Accept All;
• Reject Non-Essential;
• Customize Preferences; or
• equivalent controls.

Your choice will be stored so that we can respect it.

8. Changing Your Preferences

You may change applicable cookie preferences through the "Cookie Settings," "Privacy Choices," or comparable control made available through the Services.

Withdrawing consent does not make prior processing unlawful.

When consent is withdrawn, we will stop future use of affected optional technologies as required by law, although existing cookies may need to be deleted through the preference tool or browser controls depending on implementation.

9. Browser Controls

Most browsers allow you to:

• block cookies;
• delete cookies;
• restrict third-party cookies;
• clear browsing storage; or
• receive warnings when cookies are set.

Blocking strictly necessary technologies may prevent portions of the Services from functioning correctly.

10. Global Privacy Control and Similar Signals

Where applicable law requires DMWL to recognize an opt-out preference signal, we will process a recognized signal, such as Global Privacy Control, in accordance with applicable law.

Such signals may apply to activities legally classified as:

• sale of personal information;
• sharing for cross-context behavioral advertising; or
• targeted advertising.

A browser-level opt-out may apply only to the browser or device from which the signal is received unless applicable law requires broader treatment.

11. Advertising Choices

Depending on your jurisdiction and available controls, you may be able to opt out of advertising-related technologies by:

• rejecting advertising cookies;
• changing cookie preferences;
• using a recognized opt-out preference signal;
• changing browser settings; or
• using privacy controls offered by advertising platforms.

Opting out of targeted advertising does not necessarily prevent you from seeing advertisements. It may make advertising less personalized.

12. Email Tracking

Our emails may contain technologies that help determine whether an email was:

• delivered;
• opened;
• clicked; or
• associated with another engagement event.

We use this information for communication analytics, deliverability, campaign performance, and marketing operations where permitted by law.

You may unsubscribe from marketing emails using the unsubscribe mechanism provided.

13. International Users

Cookie and tracking requirements differ by jurisdiction.

For users in jurisdictions requiring prior consent for non-essential storage or access technologies, DMWL intends to operate those technologies in accordance with applicable consent requirements.

This may result in different cookie behavior or consent interfaces for different users.

14. Relationship to Privacy Rights

Information collected through cookies or similar technologies may constitute personal information under applicable privacy laws.

Our Privacy Policy explains:

• categories of information processed;
• purposes;
• disclosures;
• international transfers;
• retention;
• privacy rights; and
• methods for submitting requests.

15. Changes to This Cookie Policy

We may update this Policy when:

• technologies change;
• vendors change;
• functionality changes;
• legal requirements change; or
• our use of cookies changes.

The revised version will display a new "Last Updated" date.

Where required, we will request renewed consent for materially different non-essential uses.

16. Contact

Questions about cookies or privacy:

team@dmwlmasterclass.com

DO MORE WITH LESS
401 N MICHIGAN AVE
CHICAGO, IL 60611
United States