Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit our financial analysis platform. At prynovelthix, we use various tracking technologies to improve your browsing experience and provide personalized financial insights.

These technologies help us remember your preferences, analyze platform usage patterns, and deliver relevant educational content about financial markets and investment strategies. Understanding how cookies work gives you better control over your data privacy while using our services.

We believe in transparency about our data collection practices. This policy explains exactly what information we collect, why we need it, and how you can manage these preferences according to your comfort level.

Our tracking technologies serve specific purposes that directly benefit your learning and analysis experience on prynovelthix's platform.

For example, when you spend time analyzing market trends in our research section, we might suggest related educational articles or advanced analysis tools that complement your interests. This personalization makes your financial learning journey more efficient and targeted.

Without tracking, you'd need to manually reconfigure your dashboard preferences, search for relevant content repeatedly, and lose progress in educational programs between sessions.

Different types of cookies have varying lifespans based on their purpose and your privacy rights. Here's how long we retain different categories of tracking data:

You can delete cookies manually through your browser settings at any time. Most browsers also allow you to set automatic deletion rules for cookies based on age or website categories.

We also provide account-level privacy controls where you can manage data sharing preferences and request deletion of your personal information beyond what cookies collect.

Every major browser provides built-in tools for managing cookies and tracking preferences. These controls give you granular authority over what data websites can collect and store.

Modern browsers also support "Do Not Track" signals, though website compliance varies. You can enable private browsing modes that automatically delete cookies and tracking data when you close the session.

For comprehensive privacy protection, consider browser extensions that block tracking scripts, though these may impact functionality on financial platforms that rely on cookies for security and personalization.

Mobile browsers typically mirror these privacy controls in their respective settings menus. iOS and Android also provide system-level tracking preferences that affect how apps and websites collect data.