Cookie Policy

What Are Cookies and Tracking Technologies

Cookies are small text files that get stored on your device when you visit our site. Think of them as digital notes that remember your preferences and activity. They help us recognize you when you come back, remember your settings, and understand which content resonates most with our Australian audience.

We also use similar technologies like pixels and local storage. Pixels are tiny images that tell us if an email was opened or a page was viewed. Local storage works like cookies but can hold more information and doesn't expire as quickly.

Types of Tracking We Use

How Tracking Enhances Your Experience

When you're exploring fundamental analysis techniques on minaqorelys.com, tracking helps us provide context. If you've been reading about balance sheet analysis, we might suggest related content about cash flow statements. That's not random – it's based on understanding your learning path.

For example, if you're working through our content on P/E ratios and return multiple times, we'll keep your place and suggest complementary topics like earnings quality or valuation methods. That's tracking working in your favor.

Specific Tracking Methods We Deploy

Session Tracking

We monitor your current visit to maintain continuity. If you're logged in and navigating between articles, session cookies keep you authenticated. They expire when you close your browser, which adds a layer of security.

Persistent Tracking

These cookies stick around longer – sometimes months or years. They remember your display preferences, language settings, and whether you've seen certain introductory content before. The goal is reducing friction on repeat visits.

Third-Party Analytics

We use external analytics services to get deeper insights into site usage. These tools track things like page load times, navigation patterns, and content engagement. The data helps us identify which sections of minaqorelys.com need improvement.

Performance Monitoring

Technical tracking helps us catch errors and slow loading times. If a particular page isn't rendering correctly for users in Sydney versus Melbourne, we need to know. This tracking is purely about maintaining site reliability.

Data Retention and Storage

We don't keep tracking data indefinitely. Once it's served its purpose or reached its retention limit, we delete it. Aggregated analytics might stick around longer because it can't identify individual users, but raw tracking data gets purged on a regular schedule.

You have the right to request deletion of your tracking data at any time. Contact us through the details below and we'll process that request within a reasonable timeframe, usually 30 days or less.

Managing Your Cookie Preferences

If you disable cookies completely, you might lose access to personalized features. Your learning progress won't save, preferred settings will reset each visit, and you'll need to log in repeatedly. It's a tradeoff between privacy and convenience.

Mobile browsers have similar controls, usually found in the settings menu under privacy or site data. iOS and Android both support cookie management, though the exact location varies by device and browser version.

Updates to This Policy

We review and update this policy as needed, usually when we add new tracking technologies or change how we use existing ones. When substantial changes happen, we'll post a notice on minaqorelys.com and update the date at the top of this page.

Checking back periodically makes sense, especially if you're particular about tracking. We won't make fundamental changes without clear communication, but minor clarifications might happen without fanfare.