Website Data Usage Policy

What Are Cookies and Tracking Technologies?

Cookies are small text files that websites place on your device to remember information about your visit. Think of them as digital sticky notes that help websites recognize you when you return. At Dyzareth, we use various tracking technologies to enhance your experience while learning about fundamental analysis and financial education.

Beyond traditional cookies, we also use web beacons, pixel tags, and similar technologies to collect information about how you interact with our educational platform. These tools help us understand which learning materials are most helpful and how we can improve our financial education resources.

How We Use Tracking Information

The information we collect through cookies serves several educational purposes. We analyze learning patterns to identify which fundamental analysis concepts need additional explanation or different teaching approaches. This helps us continuously improve our curriculum and teaching methods.

• Tracking completion rates for different learning modules to optimize content structure
• Understanding which financial analysis tools students use most frequently
• Identifying common stopping points in lessons to provide additional support
• Measuring engagement with interactive examples and case studies
• Personalizing content recommendations based on your learning progress
• Optimizing our platform performance across different devices and browsers

We also use this data to enhance our educational resources. For example, if we notice students frequently revisiting certain sections about financial ratios, we might create additional practice exercises or explanatory videos for those topics.

Browser Cookie Management

Most browsers allow you to control cookies through their settings. Here's how to manage cookies in popular browsers:

Data Retention and Your Rights

We retain cookie data for different periods depending on their purpose. Essential cookies typically last for your browser session, while functional cookies might be stored for up to one year to remember your preferences. Analytics cookies are usually kept for 24 months to help us understand long-term learning trends.

You can request information about what data we've collected about your learning activities, ask us to delete your tracking data, or opt out of future data collection. We're committed to transparency about how we use technology to improve financial education.

Remember that blocking certain cookies might affect your experience on our platform. For instance, you might need to re-enter preferences or lose your progress tracking between sessions. However, all core educational content remains accessible regardless of your cookie settings.