Cookie & Tracking Policy

orvelianqero employs various tracking technologies to understand how visitors interact with our financial education platform. These tools help us deliver personalized content, measure website performance, and improve user experience across different devices and sessions.

When you visit orvelianqero.com, we collect information through cookies, web beacons, and similar technologies. This data helps us remember your preferences, analyze usage patterns, and provide relevant educational content tailored to your learning journey.

Our tracking approach balances functionality with privacy. We use this information to enhance educational resources, streamline navigation, and ensure our financial learning materials meet user needs effectively.

We retain cookie data for varying periods depending on their purpose and type. Essential cookies typically last for the duration of your session, while preference cookies may persist for up to 12 months to remember your settings.

Analytics data is generally retained for 26 months to identify long-term trends and improve our educational content. Marketing cookies have shorter retention periods, usually between 30-90 days, depending on campaign requirements.

• You can delete cookies through your browser settings at any time
• Most browsers allow you to block specific types of cookies
• Private browsing modes limit cookie storage and tracking
• Third-party tools can provide additional privacy controls

Keep in mind that disabling certain cookies may affect website functionality. Some features like personalized dashboards, progress tracking, and custom learning paths depend on cookie data to work properly.

Most web browsers provide built-in tools for managing cookies and tracking preferences. Here's how to access these settings in popular browsers:

orvelianqero partners with several third-party services that may place their own cookies on your device. These services help us provide educational content, analyze user behavior, and deliver relevant information.

Common third-party services include Google Analytics for website statistics, social media plugins for content sharing, and educational video platforms for course delivery. Each service has its own privacy policy governing data collection and use.

You can opt out of many third-party tracking services through industry initiatives like the Network Advertising Initiative or Digital Advertising Alliance opt-out pages.