1. What cookies and similar technologies are
Cookies are small files a website or service provider stores through your browser. Similar technologies include local storage, session storage, software development kits, pixels, and tokens. They can remember a session or preference, help a feature work, prevent abuse, or measure use.
This notice should be read with the RingReady Privacy Policy, which explains how Dravara, LLC handles personal information more broadly.
2. What RingReady uses
| Purpose | Examples | Choice |
|---|---|---|
| Essential operation | Account session, authentication state, security controls, load balancing, and transaction continuity. | Required for the requested service. Blocking these may prevent sign-in or a workflow from functioning. |
| Preferences | Selected role, interface state, accessibility preference, or a saved draft on the device when the feature calls for it. | You can clear browser storage. Some preferences may need to be selected again. |
| Security and anti-abuse | Cloudflare Turnstile challenge results and technical signals used to distinguish legitimate form submissions from automated abuse. | Required only on protected public forms. It is not used to gate RingReady payment confirmation. |
| Card payments | Stripe's own cookies (such as __stripe_mid and __stripe_sid) and device signals, set when you open a card form to pay for an entry, RV parking, or a room. Stripe uses them to prevent fraud. | Required to pay by card. They are set only on a payment step, under Stripe's privacy policy. |
Third-party essential services may set or read their own cookies under their privacy notices. For example, Cloudflare processes limited technical information when Turnstile protects a public form. RingReady configures those services for the narrow purpose shown above.
3. Analytics and advertising
RingReady does not currently load Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, advertising pixels, or cross-site behavioral advertising on the waitlist. Before nonessential analytics is enabled, RingReady will provide an appropriate consent control, update this notice, and prevent the analytics tag from loading where consent is required until a choice is made.
When analytics is switched on, it runs only on public pages without forms: never on the waitlist or support forms, in the RingReady app, or on a payment page. Turning it off removes the Google Analytics cookies it set.
RingReady does not sell personal information or share it for cross-context behavioral advertising. We do not use cookies to build an advertising profile about you across unrelated websites.
4. Your controls
You can use browser settings to view, block, or delete cookies and site data. Blocking essential storage may prevent account access, saved settings, public form protection, or transaction continuity.
If RingReady introduces optional analytics, the site will provide a direct way to accept or reject that category. A consent banner appears before any optional analytics loads where the law requires prior consent (the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland, or when your location cannot be determined). Elsewhere, including every US state, nothing pops up: this notice applies, and the privacy choices control below opens the same accept-or-reject choice whenever you want it. We will also treat a legally recognized Global Privacy Control or similar browser signal as an opt-out request for any sale, targeted advertising, or other practice to which the signal applies.
5. Changes to this notice
We may update this notice when browser technology or RingReady services change. The effective date at the top shows the latest revision. A new nonessential category will not be treated as essential merely to avoid offering a choice.
6. Contact
DRAVARA, LLC3564 Avalon Park E Blvd Ste 1-A881
Orlando, FL 32828
privacy@ringready.org