Cookie & Tracking Technology Policy

Understanding Our Tracking Technologies

At orlithenavo, we believe in complete transparency about how we collect and process information when you visit our website. This comprehensive guide explains every tracking method we use, why we use it, and most importantly, how you maintain complete control over your data.

Tracking technologies have evolved significantly since the early days of the internet. What started as simple preference storage has grown into sophisticated systems that help us deliver personalized experiences. But with that sophistication comes responsibility – and we take that seriously.

Types of Tracking Technologies We Use

How Tracking Enhances Your Experience

When you visit our fundamental analysis learning hub, cookies help us remember that you're particularly interested in dividend analysis rather than technical indicators. This means we can prioritize relevant content in your dashboard and suggest appropriate webinars.

If you're halfway through our financial modeling course, cookies ensure you can pick up exactly where you left off – even if you switch devices. They also help us identify when students are struggling with specific concepts so we can improve our educational materials.

Data Retention Periods

Different types of data have different lifespans. Session cookies disappear when you close your browser, while preference cookies might stick around for up to two years. Analytics data gets aggregated and anonymized after 26 months, following Google's standard practices.

Your Rights and Choices

Beyond browser settings, you have several other options. You can use the button above to reject all non-essential cookies immediately. This preference gets stored locally and will be respected on future visits.

For our email marketing campaigns, we use separate tracking pixels that can be disabled through your email client's privacy settings. Most modern email apps block these by default anyway.

If you're concerned about cross-site tracking, consider using browser features like Firefox's Enhanced Tracking Protection or Chrome's Privacy Sandbox. These provide additional layers of protection without breaking website functionality.