Understanding Cookies and Tracking

Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit our website. Think of them as digital breadcrumbs that help websites remember your preferences and improve your browsing experience. At xeronilavethys, we use several types of tracking technologies to enhance your interaction with our machine learning investment automation platform.

We want to be completely upfront about what we collect. Some cookies are essential for basic website functions - like remembering you're logged in or keeping items in your cart. Others help us understand how visitors use our site, which pages are most helpful, and how we can improve our educational content about automated investment strategies.

How We Use Tracking Data

The information we collect through cookies serves several purposes. We analyze user behavior to understand which sections of our machine learning curriculum are most engaging, where students spend the most time, and which topics generate the most questions. This helps us refine our educational approach and develop better learning materials.

For instance, if we notice many visitors spending significant time on our automated trading algorithms section but leaving before completing the module, we might redesign that content to be more accessible or add additional explanatory resources. We also use this data to personalize your experience - showing you relevant course recommendations based on your previous interactions with our platform.

Data Retention and Your Control

Different types of cookies have different lifespans. Session cookies are temporary and disappear when you close your browser. Persistent cookies remain on your device for a set period - usually between 30 days and 2 years, depending on their purpose. We regularly review and delete outdated tracking data that no longer serves a legitimate purpose.

You have complete control over your cookie preferences. Beyond using our rejection button above, you can also manage cookies through your browser settings. Most modern browsers allow you to block all cookies, accept only first-party cookies, or set up custom rules for specific websites. However, keep in mind that blocking certain cookies might affect your ability to use all features of our platform.

Third-Party Tracking Services

We work with several trusted third-party services that may place their own cookies on your device. These include analytics providers like Google Analytics, which helps us understand website traffic patterns, and educational technology partners who help deliver our interactive learning modules. Each of these services has their own privacy policies and cookie practices.

Some of these third-party cookies enable features you might find useful - like embedded videos from educational platforms or interactive coding environments for our machine learning exercises. Others help us measure the effectiveness of our educational content or understand which marketing channels bring us the most engaged prospective students.

Managing Your Browser Settings

If you prefer to manage cookies directly through your browser, here's how different browsers handle cookie controls. Chrome users can access cookie settings through Settings > Privacy and Security > Cookies and other site data. Firefox users should look under Options > Privacy & Security. Safari users can find cookie controls in Preferences > Privacy.

Most browsers also offer private or incognito browsing modes that automatically delete cookies when you close the window. This can be useful if you want to browse our educational content without leaving any tracking data on a shared computer. Remember that some features - like saving your progress through our courses - won't work properly in private browsing mode.

Updates to This Policy

We review and update this cookie policy regularly to ensure it reflects our current practices and complies with evolving privacy regulations. When we make significant changes, we'll notify you through a banner on our website or via email if you're a registered student. The last update to this policy was made in January 2025.

As our machine learning curriculum evolves and we integrate new educational technologies, we might need to implement additional tracking tools to enhance your learning experience. We're committed to being transparent about these changes and giving you clear choices about your data preferences.