Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit websites. They help websites remember your preferences and track how you interact with content. Think of them as digital sticky notes that help improve your browsing experience.

Beyond cookies, we also use web beacons, pixel tags, and local storage technologies. These tools work together to provide insights about how our financial education content performs and what topics interest our learners most.

When you're studying complex financial concepts, continuity matters. Our tracking technologies help create a seamless learning environment by remembering your progress through our fundamental analysis modules and risk management courses.

For example, if you're halfway through our market psychology series, our system remembers your position and suggests the next logical lesson when you return. We also track which examples resonate most with Bulgarian financial contexts, helping us create more relevant local content.

Most cookies expire automatically. Session cookies disappear when you close your browser, while persistent cookies might last anywhere from 30 days to 2 years, depending on their purpose. Analytics data is typically retained for 26 months to identify long-term learning trends.

You have significant control over these technologies. Modern browsers let you block cookies entirely, though this might limit website functionality. You can also delete existing cookies or set your browser to ask permission before storing new ones.

Our educational platform integrates with several third-party services to provide comprehensive learning analytics and content delivery. These partners have their own privacy policies and cookie practices that work alongside ours.

Analytics providers help us understand how students navigate through financial concepts, while content delivery networks ensure our educational videos and interactive tools load quickly regardless of your location in Bulgaria or elsewhere.

Our tracking implementation prioritizes both functionality and privacy. We use first-party cookies whenever possible to maintain better control over data collection and ensure compliance with privacy regulations.

Local storage technologies help cache frequently accessed financial data and course materials, reducing load times and data usage. This is particularly beneficial for students accessing content on mobile devices or with limited internet connectivity.

Each browser handles cookie management differently. Chrome users can access settings through the three-dot menu, then Privacy and Security. Firefox users should look for Privacy settings in their preferences panel. Safari users can find cookie controls in the Privacy tab of preferences.

Most browsers also offer incognito or private browsing modes that automatically delete cookies and tracking data when you close the session. This can be useful if you're accessing our platform from shared computers while maintaining your learning privacy.