How quarionvelyst Uses Cookies

Our financial education platform relies on various tracking technologies to deliver personalized learning experiences. These small data files help us understand how students interact with course materials, remember your progress, and optimize our content delivery systems.

When you visit quarionvelyst.com, we automatically collect certain information about your device and browsing patterns. This includes your IP address, browser type, referring websites, and pages you view. We combine this data with cookies to create a comprehensive picture of how our educational resources perform.

Types of Tracking Technologies

Data Collection and Usage

Beyond standard cookies, we employ several tracking mechanisms to gather learning analytics. Pixel tags embedded in course videos measure completion rates and identify sections where students frequently pause or rewatch content. Local storage maintains your course notes and progress markers even when cookies are cleared.

Session storage temporarily holds form data as you navigate between lessons, preventing loss of quiz answers or discussion posts. We also use fingerprinting techniques that analyze your device characteristics, screen resolution, and browser plugins to detect suspicious login attempts and protect against fraud.

Third-party integrations with payment processors, video hosting platforms, and customer support tools introduce additional tracking elements. These partners may place their own cookies when you interact with embedded content or use integrated services.

Cookie Lifespan and Storage

Different cookies have varying expiration periods based on their purpose. Session cookies disappear when you close your browser, while persistent cookies remain for predetermined periods. Essential authentication cookies typically last 30 days, while marketing cookies may persist for up to two years.

Some cookies refresh their expiration dates each time you visit, effectively making them permanent unless manually deleted. Course progress cookies extend their lifespan automatically to prevent accidental loss of educational achievements.

We regularly audit cookie storage to remove outdated tracking files and ensure compliance with data retention policies. However, third-party cookies operate under their respective privacy policies and retention schedules.

Managing Browser Settings

Most web browsers provide built-in controls for cookie management. You can configure these settings to block specific types of tracking, require permission before accepting cookies, or automatically delete them after each session.

Keep in mind that blocking all cookies will significantly impact your learning experience. Course progress won't save between sessions, personalized recommendations will disappear, and you'll need to log in repeatedly.

Third-Party Cookie Policies

Our platform integrates with various external services that maintain independent cookie policies. Google Analytics tracks visitor behavior patterns, YouTube embeds videos with their own tracking systems, and payment processors like Stripe implement fraud detection cookies.

Social media sharing buttons from Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter may load tracking pixels even if you don't click them. Customer support chat widgets often include session recording capabilities that monitor mouse movements and keyboard interactions.

We recommend reviewing privacy policies for these third-party services if you're concerned about their specific data collection practices. Links to their policies are typically found in website footers or help sections.