Cookie Policy

What Are These Tracking Technologies Anyway?

Cookies are small text files that get stored on your device when you visit websites. They're basically tiny notes that help the site remember who you are and what you were doing.

Think of them like breadcrumbs – not the fairy tale kind, more like digital markers that help us understand how people move through our site. When you come back, these markers tell us "hey, this person was here before" and help us show you relevant content.

Beyond cookies, we also use similar technologies:

• Web beacons (tiny invisible images that track page visits)
• Local storage (similar to cookies but can hold more information)
• Session identifiers (temporary tags that expire when you close your browser)
• Analytics scripts (code that helps us understand site usage patterns)

The Different Types We Use

Specific Tracking on solareximuno.com

Session Management

When you log into our platform to access business analysis resources, we create a session identifier. This expires after 30 minutes of inactivity – a security measure that's especially important if you're accessing our content from a shared computer at work.

Course Progress Tracking

For our education programs launching in late 2025, we track which modules you've completed. This isn't about surveillance – it's so you can pick up where you left off without having to remember which lesson you were on.

Analytics and Site Improvement

We use standard analytics to see aggregate patterns. For instance, we noticed that most people accessing our financial modeling guides are doing so during Australian business hours, which helped us schedule our live support accordingly.

What Gets Collected

Here's what our tracking technologies actually record when you visit solareximuno.com:

We aggregate most of this data, so we see patterns rather than individual behavior. When we look at our analytics, we see "150 people viewed the cash flow analysis guide this week" rather than tracking specific individuals.

Managing Your Preferences

You've got control here. Most browsers let you block or delete cookies, though this might affect how well certain features work.

Browser Settings

Each browser handles this differently, but the general approach is similar. Here's how to access these controls:

If you block all cookies, you'll still be able to browse our public content, but features like staying logged in or saving your course progress won't work.

Third-Party Services

We work with a few external services that may place their own tracking technologies:

• Analytics providers who help us understand site traffic patterns
• Video hosting platforms for our educational content (courses starting September 2025)
• Email service providers that track whether you opened our course announcements
• Payment processors for course registrations (they have their own security protocols)

These services operate under their own privacy policies. We've vetted them for compliance with Australian privacy standards, but you should review their policies if you want the complete picture.

How Long We Keep This Information

Different types of data have different retention periods:

Essential session data gets cleared when you close your browser. Analytics information typically stays in our systems for two years, which helps us spot long-term trends in how people engage with our business analysis content.

Account information (for registered users accessing our 2025 course materials) stays active as long as your account exists. If you close your account, we delete most personal data within 90 days, though we may retain some anonymized information for record-keeping.

Financial records related to course purchases follow Australian tax requirements – we keep those for seven years.

Updates to This Policy

We update this policy when our tracking practices change. The last revision was March 2025 when we added information about our new course platform launching later this year.

Major changes get announced through our newsletter and posted on the site. Minor clarifications might happen without notification, but we'll always update the "last modified" date at the top of this page.