Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit our platform. They help us recognize you during return visits and remember your preferences. Think of them as digital bookmarks that make your experience smoother.

Beyond traditional cookies, we also use web beacons, pixels, and local storage mechanisms. These work together to track how you interact with our content—which courses you explore, how long you spend on financial modeling tutorials, and what resources you find most valuable.

Some of these technologies are essential. Without them, our platform simply wouldn't function properly. Others are optional but help us understand what's working and what needs improvement.

The information we collect serves specific purposes. We track course completion rates to identify where students struggle with valuation concepts. If everyone abandons a particular mergers and acquisitions module halfway through, that's a signal we need to revise the content or explanation approach.

We analyze search queries within our platform to understand what topics analysts need most. When users repeatedly search for "comparable company analysis Thailand market," we know there's demand for region-specific content.

We partner with external analytics providers to get deeper insights into user behavior. These services place their own tracking technologies on our platform. While we choose partners carefully, they operate under their own privacy policies.

For instance, our video hosting service tracks playback statistics—pause frequency, rewind patterns, and completion rates. This helps us understand which lecture segments need better explanation or visual aids.

You have control over non-essential tracking. Most modern browsers let you block or delete cookies through their settings menu. Keep in mind that disabling all cookies will limit platform functionality—you might have to log in repeatedly or lose personalized features.

For mobile devices, look for privacy settings within your browser app. Android and iOS both offer options to limit tracking across apps and websites, though this might affect how smoothly our platform operates on your device.

Different tracking technologies stay active for varying durations. Session cookies expire when you close your browser. Others might persist for months or even years, depending on their purpose.

We regularly review and purge old tracking data that no longer serves a clear purpose. Aggregated statistics might be retained indefinitely for historical comparison, but all personally identifiable elements are removed after the periods listed above.

As we introduce new features or change our analytics approach, this policy gets updated accordingly. We'll notify active users via email when significant changes occur, especially if they affect what data we collect or how we use it.

Check the "Last Updated" date at the top of this page when you visit. If it's been more than a few months since you last reviewed our practices, it's worth scanning through again to see what's changed.