What Are Cookies and Similar Technologies?

Cookies are small text files that get stored on your device when you visit our website. Think of them as digital notes that help our site remember who you are and what you've done during previous visits. They contain information like your preferences, session data, and sometimes basic analytics about how you use our platform.

We also use similar technologies like web beacons, pixel tags, and local storage. These work alongside cookies to provide a smoother experience when you're analyzing liquidity ratios or reviewing solvency metrics on our platform.

Types of Tracking We Use

Not all cookies serve the same purpose. We've categorized them so you can understand what each type does and why it matters for your experience on our financial analysis platform.

How We Use These Technologies

Authentication and Security

When you log into your evarionthex account, cookies help us verify your identity and keep your session secure. They prevent unauthorized access to your financial data and analysis work. This is one of those essential functions that simply can't work without cookies.

Platform Performance

We track how our platform performs across different browsers and devices. If there's a feature that loads slowly or causes problems on mobile devices, cookies help us identify and fix these issues. Your experience becomes smoother as a result.

Content Personalization

Based on how you use our platform, we can suggest relevant educational materials or highlight tools you might find useful. If you frequently work with current ratio calculations, we might prioritize showing you advanced liquidity analysis resources.

Understanding User Behavior

Analytics cookies show us patterns in how people learn about financial analysis. Maybe most users struggle with a particular concept, or perhaps they're spending extra time on certain calculation methods. This feedback loop helps us create better educational content and improve our teaching approach.

Managing Your Cookie Preferences

You have control over how cookies work on your device. Most browsers give you options to accept, reject, or delete cookies. Here's how to manage them across different browsers.

1. Open your browser settings or preferences menu (usually found in the top-right corner or under the browser menu).
2. Look for privacy, security, or cookie settings. Different browsers label this section differently, but it's typically easy to find.
3. Choose your cookie preferences. You can usually block all cookies, allow only first-party cookies, or set up custom rules for specific websites.
4. Save your changes and restart your browser for the new settings to take effect.

Browser-Specific Instructions

Each browser handles cookies slightly differently. Chrome users can type "chrome://settings/cookies" directly into their address bar. Firefox users should look under Privacy and Security settings. Safari on Mac has cookie controls in Preferences under the Privacy tab. Edge users will find cookie settings under Privacy, Search, and Services.

Data Retention and Your Rights

Different types of cookies stay on your device for different lengths of time. Session cookies disappear when you close your browser. Persistent cookies might last anywhere from a few days to several months, depending on their purpose.

You have the right to access information about what data we collect through cookies, request deletion of this data, and opt out of certain types of tracking. We take these rights seriously and have processes in place to respond to such requests within reasonable timeframes.

What Happens to Your Data

Cookie data helps us improve our platform and understand how people learn about financial analysis. We don't sell this information to third parties. When we work with service providers for analytics or functionality, they're bound by agreements that limit how they can use your data.

Most of the information collected through cookies is aggregated and anonymized. We're looking at patterns and trends, not tracking individual users in detail. The exception is when cookies are necessary for account functionality, where we need to know it's actually you accessing your saved work.

Third-Party Services

Some cookies on evarionthex.com come from third-party services we use to make our platform better. For example, we might use an analytics service to understand user behavior or a content delivery network to make pages load faster.

These third parties have their own privacy policies that govern how they collect and use data. While we choose partners carefully, you should be aware that they may collect information about your browsing activity across different websites, not just ours.

• Analytics providers help us understand how people use our platform and what improvements we should prioritize
• Security services protect against fraudulent activity and help keep your account safe
• Performance tools ensure that our platform loads quickly and works smoothly across different devices
• Educational content providers help us deliver relevant learning materials based on your interests

You can usually opt out of third-party cookies through browser settings or by visiting the third party's website directly. Many analytics services offer opt-out tools that work across multiple websites.

Updates to This Policy

Technology changes, and so do the ways we use cookies. We update this policy periodically to reflect new practices or legal requirements. When we make significant changes, we'll notify you through the platform or by email.

The date at the top of this page shows when we last updated the policy. We recommend checking back occasionally to stay informed about how we use cookies and what options you have for controlling them.

If new types of cookies are introduced or our purposes for using existing cookies change substantially, we'll update this policy and give you an opportunity to review the changes before they take effect.