Cookie Policy

1. Introduction

Amlu Online Services (AOS), referred to in this policy as "AOS Office", "AOS", "we", "us", or "our", operates websites and online service facilities supporting individuals, businesses, communities, professionals and other service users.

Our activities include IT solutions, web design and development, computer and remote IT support, business facilitation, intermediary services, real estate and property-related intermediary services, professional service connections, matrimony services, astrology and horoscope services, solar and energy-related services, and other specialised online and offline services.

Cookies and similar technologies may be used on some of our websites and service pages to make websites function properly, remember selected preferences, improve website performance, understand general website usage, protect online forms and sessions, and support certain third-party functionality.

This Cookie Policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.

2. What Are Cookies?

A cookie is a small text file or similar identifier that may be stored on your computer, smartphone, tablet, or other internet-enabled device when you visit a website.

Cookies may allow a website to recognise a browser, remember certain settings, maintain a session, understand how pages are being used, or provide functionality requested by the visitor.

Cookies may be temporary or persistent. A session cookie generally remains only for the duration of a browsing session, whereas a persistent cookie may remain on the device for a defined period or until deleted by the user or browser.

A cookie by itself does not necessarily identify a person by name. However, information associated with cookies may sometimes be capable of being linked with other information and may therefore constitute personal information or personal data under applicable law.

3. Why AOS Office May Use Cookies

Depending upon the website, service and technical configuration, AOS Office may use cookies or similar technologies for the following purposes:

4. Types of Cookies We May Use

The exact cookies used may vary between AOS websites and may change when website technology, hosting systems, security systems or service providers are changed.

4.1 Strictly Necessary Cookies

These cookies may be necessary for a website or particular service function to operate. They can support security, session management, authentication, form submission, load balancing, fraud prevention or other essential technical operations.

Without certain necessary cookies, some website functions may not operate correctly.

4.2 Functional or Preference Cookies

These cookies may remember choices made by visitors and help provide a more convenient browsing experience.

For example, a website may remember selected language, interface preferences or certain temporary settings where such functionality is implemented.

4.3 Analytics Cookies

Where analytics technology is implemented, cookies or similar technologies may be used to understand general visitor behaviour, traffic patterns, page performance and website usage.

Analytics information may help us identify which pages are useful, which areas require improvement and how our websites can provide a better experience.

Where applicable law requires consent for analytics cookies, AOS will seek the appropriate consent before activating such technologies.

4.4 Marketing or Advertising Technologies

AOS Office does not intend to use cookies for behavioural advertising merely because a visitor accesses our website.

If advertising, remarketing, tracking or similar technologies are introduced in the future, they will be implemented subject to the applicable privacy and consent requirements and this Cookie Policy may be updated accordingly.

4.5 Third-Party Cookies

Some AOS websites may contain links, embedded content, forms, communication facilities, maps, analytics services, social media features or other functionality provided by third parties.

Such third-party providers may independently place cookies or use similar technologies according to their own policies and technical configurations.

AOS Office does not control cookies created directly by independent third-party providers. Users should review the relevant third-party privacy and cookie policies where appropriate.

5. Cookies Across AOS Service Sectors

AOS operates and supports different categories of online and offline services. Cookie use may therefore differ according to the particular service being accessed.

6. Cookies and Personal Information

Cookies do not automatically mean that AOS Office knows the identity of every visitor.

However, information generated through cookies, IP addresses, device identifiers, online identifiers or similar technologies may, depending on the circumstances, be capable of being associated with an identifiable person.

Where such information is treated as personal information or personal data under applicable law, AOS Office will handle it in accordance with our Privacy Policy and applicable legal requirements.

7. Cookie Consent

Where applicable law requires consent for a particular category of cookie or similar technology, AOS Office may request consent before activating that technology.

Consent requests should clearly identify the relevant purpose and provide an appropriate method for accepting, refusing or managing non-essential cookies where required by applicable law.

For visitors subject to laws requiring a higher standard of consent, AOS aims to follow principles of informed, specific, freely given and affirmative consent.

Where consent is required, withdrawing consent should be possible through an appropriate mechanism and should not be unnecessarily more difficult than giving consent.

8. Cookies and Indian Privacy Requirements

AOS Office is based in India and primarily provides services from India. Our handling of information is therefore designed with applicable Indian laws and regulations in mind.

Depending on the nature of the information, service and processing activity, applicable Indian privacy, information technology, consumer protection and other legal requirements may apply.

Where personal information is collected through an AOS website, visitors should also refer to the AOS Office Privacy Policy, which explains our broader approach to personal information and privacy.

9. International Visitors

AOS websites may be accessible from countries outside India. Visitors from other jurisdictions may therefore be protected by additional privacy and electronic communications laws depending on their location and the circumstances of the processing.

Where applicable, AOS will seek to respect relevant requirements concerning transparency, consent, data protection and user choices.

In particular, where the European Union or European Economic Area data protection rules apply, applicable requirements concerning lawful processing, transparency, data minimisation and consent may apply to relevant personal data processing.

This policy does not represent a blanket statement that every international law applies to every AOS visitor. Applicable legal requirements depend on the particular circumstances, service, visitor location and nature of the processing.

10. Managing Cookies Through Your Browser

Most modern web browsers allow users to control, block or delete cookies through their browser settings.

You may generally be able to:

• View cookies stored by websites.
• Delete existing cookies.
• Block cookies from selected websites.
• Block all cookies.
• Receive notifications before cookies are stored.
• Delete cookies when the browser is closed.

The exact procedure differs between browsers and devices. You should consult the help or privacy settings provided by your browser.

Please note that blocking or deleting certain cookies may affect website functionality. Essential functions such as login sessions, forms, security mechanisms or other service features may not operate correctly if necessary cookies are disabled.

11. Managing Cookie Preferences on AOS Websites

Where an AOS website provides a cookie consent banner, preference centre or similar control, you may use that facility to manage available cookie categories.

The availability of a cookie preference mechanism may vary between individual AOS websites because different websites may use different software, hosting environments, forms, plugins, applications or third-party services.

If you have a question regarding cookies used by a particular AOS website, you may contact us using the details provided on our Contact Page.

12. Third-Party Websites and Services

AOS websites may contain links to websites operated by independent third parties.

When you leave an AOS website and visit an external website, that external website may use its own cookies, tracking technologies, privacy practices and terms of use.

AOS Office does not control the privacy or cookie practices of independent third-party websites and cannot guarantee their practices.

We recommend reviewing the privacy and cookie policies of external websites before submitting personal information or accepting their cookies.

13. Children and Cookies

AOS does not intentionally use cookies to identify children for behavioural advertising purposes.

Certain AOS services, including community and matrimonial services, may have specific eligibility and registration requirements. Users should refer to the relevant service terms before using such services.

Parents or legal guardians who believe that information relating to a child has been improperly collected may contact AOS for appropriate assistance.

14. Cookie Security

AOS Office takes reasonable technical and organisational measures appropriate to the nature of the service to protect information processed through its websites.

However, no website, internet transmission, server, electronic communication or storage system can be guaranteed to be completely secure.

Users should maintain appropriate device and browser security, including keeping software updated and avoiding suspicious links, downloads and websites.

15. Changes to This Cookie Policy

AOS Office may update this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect changes in:

• Website technology.
• Cookies and similar technologies.
• Third-party service providers.
• Our online services.
• Security practices.
• Applicable laws and regulations.
• Privacy and data protection requirements.

When this policy is materially changed, the updated version will be published on this website with the revised effective or updated date where appropriate.

16. No Guarantee of Identical Cookie Use Across All AOS Websites

AOS Office operates and supports multiple websites and specialised online service portals. Each website may have different technical requirements.

Therefore, the cookies and similar technologies used on one AOS website may not be identical to those used on another AOS website.

This Cookie Policy should be understood as a general policy applicable to AOS websites and services, subject to the technical configuration and applicable privacy notices of individual websites.

17. Relationship With Our Other Policies

This Cookie Policy forms part of the broader AOS Office legal and privacy framework.

18. Questions About Cookies?

If you have questions regarding this Cookie Policy, cookies used on an AOS website, privacy preferences, or the handling of information through our online services, you may contact AOS Office.

19. Governing Law and Jurisdiction

This Cookie Policy is intended to be interpreted consistently with applicable laws and regulations.

Subject to any mandatory rights or legal requirements applicable to a visitor in another jurisdiction, the legal relationship between AOS Office and users is governed by the applicable laws of India.

The courts and competent legal authorities having jurisdiction in Tamil Nadu, India, shall have jurisdiction to the extent legally permissible.

20. Cookie Policy Summary

In simple terms, AOS Office may use cookies and similar technologies to:

• Keep websites functioning properly.
• Support website security.
• Maintain necessary sessions.
• Remember selected preferences.
• Support online forms and appointments.
• Understand general website performance where analytics are used.
• Support selected third-party website functionality.

Non-essential cookies will be handled according to applicable consent requirements. Visitors may also control cookies through available website controls and browser settings.

Policy Information

Policy: Cookie Policy

Website: www.aosoffice.com

Organisation: Amlu Online Services (AOS)

Location: Madurai, Tamil Nadu, India

Last Updated: August 2026

We recommend reviewing this policy periodically to remain informed about how cookies and similar technologies may be used across our websites and online services.