Cookie Policy
Understanding how we use tracking technologies on uextarim.pro
At Uextarim, we believe in complete transparency about how we collect and use information when you visit our website. This policy explains our use of cookies and similar tracking technologies, giving you control over your online experience with us.
What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small text files that websites place on your device when you browse. They help us remember your preferences, understand how you interact with our site, and provide you with a better experience. Think of them as digital notes that help us recognize you on return visits.
We use both first-party cookies (set directly by our website) and third-party cookies (set by external services we work with). These files contain no personal information that could identify you directly – instead, they store anonymous identifiers and preference data.
Types of Tracking We Use
How Tracking Enhances Your Experience
When you visit our learning program pages, we track which modules interest you most. This helps us recommend similar content that matches your investment learning goals. For instance, if you spend time reading about portfolio diversification, we'll suggest related articles about risk management.
- Remembering where you left off in our educational content
- Suggesting relevant investment topics based on your reading history
- Saving your contact preferences for program updates
- Optimizing page loading speeds for content you access frequently
- Providing seamless navigation between related learning materials
Our analytics also help us understand peak usage times, which allows us to schedule maintenance during quieter periods and ensure our servers can handle traffic when Canadian investors are most active online.
Data Retention Periods
Different types of tracking data have different lifespans based on their purpose and your interactions with our site.
Managing Your Cookie Preferences
You have complete control over cookie settings through your browser. Here's how to manage them in popular browsers used by our Canadian visitors:
Chrome
Go to Settings → Privacy and Security → Cookies and other site data. Choose your preferred level of cookie blocking or add specific site exceptions.
Firefox
Visit Preferences → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data. Select standard, strict, or custom protection levels based on your privacy needs.
Safari
Open Preferences → Privacy → Manage Website Data. You can remove stored data or prevent cross-site tracking entirely.
Edge
Navigate to Settings → Cookies and Site Permissions → Cookies and Site Data. Configure blocking levels and manage site-specific permissions.
Third-Party Services
We work with trusted partners who provide analytics, content delivery, and educational tools. These services may place their own cookies on your device, but they're bound by strict data protection agreements with us.
Our analytics partner helps us understand which educational content resonates most with Canadian small investors. This data never includes personal information – it's aggregated and anonymized before analysis.
Content delivery networks help our educational materials load faster across Canada's vast geography. These services may store temporary files on your device to improve loading speeds for future visits.
Your Rights and Choices
Beyond browser settings, you have several options for managing your data and tracking preferences on our site. You can request to see what information we've collected, ask us to delete specific data, or opt out of certain types of tracking entirely.
If you disable cookies entirely, some features of our educational platform may not work as expected. For example, you might need to re-enter your learning preferences each visit, or we won't be able to suggest relevant content based on your interests.
We respect your privacy choices and will never penalize you for limiting tracking. Our core educational content remains fully accessible regardless of your cookie settings.
This cookie policy was last updated on March 15, 2025, and reflects our current data collection practices.