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Last Updated: January 2025
We use tracking technologies on xenravo.com to understand how you interact with our platform and to improve your experience. This policy explains what these technologies do, why we use them, and how you can manage your preferences.
Tracking technologies are small data files stored on your device when you visit our website. They help us remember your preferences, understand your browsing patterns, and deliver content that matches your needs.
Most websites use these technologies. They're not harmful—they just collect information about how you use the site. You're always in control of what gets stored.
Required for basic site functionality. These keep your session active and remember your security settings. We can't turn these off.
Remember your preferences like language selection and display settings. These make your visits smoother and more personalized.
Help us understand which pages you visit and how long you stay. We use this data to improve content and navigation structures.
Track your interests to show relevant information about our programs. These help us connect you with services that might benefit your work.
We track page load times, error messages, and navigation patterns. When something isn't working right, this data helps us fix it quickly. For example, if multiple users encounter an error on a specific page, we can identify and resolve it.
Your browsing behavior tells us which topics interest you. If you spend time reading about digital security solutions, we might suggest related resources or upcoming programs that align with those interests.
Session-based tracking expires when you close your browser. It helps maintain your login status and form data during your visit.
Persistent tracking stays on your device for up to 24 months. This remembers your preferences across multiple visits and helps us analyze long-term usage patterns.
You can clear stored data anytime through your browser settings. We also automatically remove outdated information after the retention period ends.
Every browser gives you control over tracking technologies. The process varies slightly, but the concept stays the same—you decide what gets stored.
Keep in mind that blocking essential technologies might affect site functionality. You won't be able to log in or save preferences without them.
Look for Privacy or Security sections in your browser menu. Most browsers place these options in Settings or Preferences.
Find the section labeled "Cookies," "Site Data," or "Privacy Controls." This is where you'll manage what websites can store.
Choose to block all tracking, allow only essential items, or review permissions site by site. Some browsers offer preset privacy levels.
Remove previously stored information through the Clear Browsing Data option. You can select specific time ranges or clear everything.
Some tracking technologies come from external services we use to analyze traffic and improve our platform. These partners follow their own privacy policies, which we encourage you to review.
We work only with providers who meet industry standards for data protection. They can't use your information for purposes beyond what we've agreed to.
As our platform evolves, we might adjust how we use tracking technologies. When significant changes occur, we'll update this policy and note the revision date at the top.
We recommend checking back periodically, especially if you have specific privacy preferences. Major updates might affect how your browser settings interact with our site.
Reach out if you need clarification on how we collect or use data. We're here to help you understand what's happening behind the scenes.
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