zelporaviq - Financial Stability Analysis & Education

What Tracking Technologies We Use

Our website uses several different types of tracking files. Each serves a specific purpose in delivering and improving our financial stability analysis services. Here's what you need to know about them.

How These Technologies Help You

We don't collect data just for the sake of it. Each piece of information serves a practical purpose in making your experience better.

Keeping you logged in as you move between different sections of our platform
Remembering your dashboard preferences and display settings
Understanding which financial analysis tools get used most often
Identifying pages that load slowly or cause confusion
Recognizing returning visitors so we can provide relevant content
Testing new features with small groups before wider release
Preventing fraudulent activity and maintaining security

For example, when you adjust your dashboard layout, we store that preference. Next time you log in, everything appears exactly how you left it. Or if you're halfway through a financial analysis and need to step away, your progress gets saved automatically.

Managing Your Preferences

You have control over which tracking files you accept. Most browsers let you block or delete them entirely, though this might affect how well certain features work.

Browser-Level Controls

Chrome

Open Settings, click Privacy and Security, then select Cookies and Other Site Data. From here you can block all tracking files, allow only certain sites, or clear existing data.

Firefox

Go to Options, choose Privacy & Security from the left menu. Under Enhanced Tracking Protection, you can select standard, strict, or custom settings based on your comfort level.

Safari

Open Preferences, click Privacy tab. You'll see options to prevent cross-site tracking and block all tracking files. Safari also shows which websites have stored data.

Edge

Select Settings, click Privacy, Search, and Services. Under Tracking Prevention, choose between basic, balanced, or strict levels. You can also view and clear site data.

Important note: If you block essential tracking files, some parts of our website won't function properly. You might have trouble logging in, saving preferences, or accessing certain analysis tools.

Blocking analytical files won't affect your ability to use the site, but it makes it harder for us to improve based on user feedback and behavior patterns.

What Data Gets Collected

The information we gather through tracking technologies varies depending on the type. Here's a breakdown of what each category collects.

Type	Data Collected	Purpose	Duration
Session ID	Unique identifier for your visit	Maintain login state	Until you close browser
User Preferences	Dashboard layout, theme choice	Personalize interface	12 months
Analytics Data	Pages viewed, time spent, clicks	Improve site design	24 months
Device Info	Browser type, screen size	Optimize display	6 months
Security Tokens	Authentication verification	Prevent unauthorized access	30 days

How Long We Keep This Information

Different types of tracking data have different lifespans. Session-based files disappear as soon as you close your browser. Others stick around longer because they need to remember your preferences between visits.

Analytical data gets stored for up to two years so we can identify long-term trends in how people use our financial analysis tools. But you can clear this anytime through your browser settings.

We automatically delete data that's no longer needed. If you haven't visited our site in over a year, we remove most tracking information associated with your visits.

Specific Retention Periods

Essential session files last only while you're actively using the site. Preference files typically expire after 12 months of inactivity. Performance monitoring data gets aggregated and anonymized after 90 days, then deleted entirely after 24 months.

Third-Party Services

We use a few external services that place their own tracking files on our website. These include analytics providers and security monitoring tools.

Each third-party service has its own privacy policy explaining how they handle data. We only work with providers who meet strict security and privacy standards. But you should review their policies if you want complete details about their data practices.

Third-party tracking files operate independently of our own. We can't control or access the data they collect. If you have concerns about specific services, you'll need to contact them directly or adjust your browser settings to block their files.

Updates to This Policy

Technology changes. So do regulations around data privacy. We update this policy periodically to reflect new tracking methods or legal requirements.

When we make significant changes, we'll notify you through a banner on our website. The "Last Updated" date at the top of this page always shows when we most recently revised the policy.

We recommend checking back every few months if you're concerned about how we use tracking technologies. You can also contact us anytime with specific questions about our data practices.

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