Cookie Policy

What Are Tracking Technologies?

When we talk about tracking technologies, we're mainly referring to small text files that websites store on your device. They help websites remember things about your visit, like your language preference or whether you're logged in.

Beyond the traditional tracking files, we also use similar technologies like web beacons, pixels, and local storage. These serve similar purposes but work in slightly different ways. Some store data directly in your browser, while others send tiny signals back to our servers about how pages load and which features get used.

Think of these as digital breadcrumbs that help us understand the journey people take through our financial analysis platform. Without them, we'd be operating in the dark about what works and what doesn't.

How We Use Tracking on neuron-sparkly.com

We've organized our tracking into four main categories. Each serves a specific purpose, and understanding these categories helps you make informed decisions about your privacy.

Specific Tracking We Implement

Here's a breakdown of the actual tracking technologies running on our platform right now:

Essential Operations

• Session authentication tokens that verify your identity and keep you logged in securely
• Security monitoring that detects and prevents suspicious activity or automated attacks
• Load balancing identifiers that distribute traffic across our servers efficiently
• Form submission tokens that protect against cross-site request forgery attacks

Analytics and Performance Monitoring

• Google Analytics tracking for aggregate visitor statistics and behavior patterns
• Custom event tracking for specific interactions like button clicks and form completions
• Page performance metrics including load times and rendering speeds
• Error tracking systems that alert us when something breaks on the platform

User Experience Features

• Interface preference storage for dashboard layouts and display settings
• Recent search history for quick access to frequently used analysis tools
• Tutorial progress tracking so you don't see the same introductory guides repeatedly
• Notification preferences and alert settings customization

Marketing and Retargeting

• Conversion tracking pixels that measure the effectiveness of our advertising campaigns
• Retargeting identifiers used to show relevant ads on partner networks
• Social media integration tokens for sharing content and tracking engagement
• Campaign attribution data linking visits to specific marketing initiatives

Data Retention and Storage

Different types of tracking data have different lifespans. Session-based tracking typically expires when you close your browser, while persistent tracking can last anywhere from a few weeks to several years.

Analytics data gets aggregated and anonymized within 14 days of collection. After that point, we can't tie any behavioral data back to individual users. Marketing identifiers typically expire after 90 days, though some advertising platforms may maintain their own records for longer periods.

You can clear all tracking data at any time through your browser settings. The methods vary depending on which browser you use, but we've included some guidance below to help.

Third-Party Tracking Services

We work with several external services that place their own tracking technologies on our platform. These include analytics providers, advertising networks, and social media integration tools.

Each of these services has its own privacy policy and data handling practices. When you use neuron-sparkly.com, you're potentially sharing data with Google Analytics, Facebook Business Tools, LinkedIn Insights, and various advertising exchanges.

We try to limit third-party tracking to services that provide clear value, but some integration is necessary for modern web functionality. For example, embedded content from other platforms may include their own tracking mechanisms that we don't directly control.

Your Rights and Choices

Beyond the rejection button above, you have several options for controlling tracking across the web. Modern browsers include built-in privacy features that block or limit various types of tracking technologies.

You can also use browser extensions specifically designed for privacy protection. Tools like Privacy Badger, uBlock Origin, or Ghostery can block tracking attempts automatically. Just be aware that aggressive blocking sometimes breaks website functionality.

For South Korean users specifically, you have additional rights under local privacy regulations. You can request access to the data we've collected about you, ask for corrections or deletions, and withdraw consent for optional tracking at any time.

Updates to This Policy

We update this policy occasionally to reflect changes in our tracking practices or legal requirements. When we make significant changes, we'll notify active users through email or platform notifications.

The "Last Updated" date at the top of this page always reflects the most recent revision. We encourage you to review this policy periodically, especially if you're concerned about privacy or data collection practices.

If you have questions about this policy or want to exercise any of your privacy rights, our team is available to help. You can reach us through the contact information below.