How We Use Tracking on brelanovexiq

What Tracking Technologies Do

Tracking technologies—commonly called cookies—are small text files stored on your device when you visit websites. They remember your preferences, keep you logged in, and help us understand which content actually helps investors versus what falls flat.

On brelanovexiq.com, we use these tools to improve financial reporting resources for investors. Some are essential for basic site function. Others help us analyze how people navigate our research tools and reports. And yes, some support marketing efforts so we can reach investors who might benefit from our analysis.

Types of Tracking We Use

Not all tracking serves the same purpose. Here's what happens on brelanovexiq.com and why each type exists:

Specific Tracking Methods on brelanovexiq

Beyond standard cookies, we employ several tracking approaches. Each serves a distinct purpose in how we collect and analyze visitor data:

Session Tracking

When you arrive at brelanovexiq.com, we create a temporary session identifier. This tracks your path through our financial reports and research tools during your visit. Session data helps us understand if investors find what they need or hit dead ends in our content structure.

These sessions expire when you close your browser. We don't store personal identifiers—just anonymized patterns of how people navigate financial data on our platform.

Local Storage Elements

Your browser stores certain preferences locally—things like preferred chart styles, default report views, or customized dashboard layouts. This data never leaves your device. It simply persists between visits so you don't reconfigure settings constantly.

Third-Party Analytics

We use Google Analytics to track aggregate visitor behavior. This shows us which financial reports get the most attention, how long investors spend analyzing specific datasets, and where people typically exit the site.

Google collects this data under their own privacy terms. We receive anonymized reports, not individual user profiles. If you've opted out of Google tracking elsewhere, that preference applies here too.

Marketing Pixels

When you visit certain pages—like our detailed earnings reports or investor tools—marketing pixels fire and record that visit. Later, if you're browsing financial news sites or investment forums, you might see brelanovexiq content promoted to you.

You can disable these through your browser settings or the rejection button above. The site functions identically without them; you just won't see targeted promotions elsewhere.

How Tracking Improves Your Experience

Here's where tracking actually makes a practical difference for investors using brelanovexiq.com:

• Remembering your dashboard configuration so you don't rebuild custom views every visit
• Identifying which financial metrics investors reference most, helping us prioritize data updates
• Understanding where people struggle with our research tools so we can simplify complex interfaces
• Tracking which report formats work best—detailed PDFs versus interactive charts versus summary tables
• Recognizing returning investors versus first-time visitors to adjust content recommendations appropriately
• Measuring how long investors spend analyzing specific companies or sectors

Without this data, we'd be guessing about what investors need. With it, we can focus development effort on tools that actually support research and decision-making.

Data Retention and Your Control

When you click "Decline All Tracking" above, we immediately clear non-essential cookies from your browser and set a preference flag in local storage. This tells our system not to place optional tracking on future visits.

Essential cookies remain because they're required for basic functionality—logging in, maintaining security, processing form submissions. Everything else gets removed.

Managing Cookies Through Your Browser

You control tracking at the browser level too. Every major browser lets you block cookies entirely, delete existing ones, or set exceptions for specific sites. The trade-off is that some sites won't function properly, and you'll lose saved preferences.

If you block all cookies, brelanovexiq.com still works for viewing public reports and financial data. You just can't save preferences, customize dashboards, or access features requiring login authentication.

Changes to This Approach

We update this policy when we add new tracking methods or change how we handle data. The "Last Updated" date at the top reflects the most recent revision.

Major changes get announced through email to registered users and a notice on the homepage. Minor clarifications or formatting updates happen without notification—we're not going to spam you every time we reword a sentence.

If regulations change—like new Australian privacy laws affecting financial data platforms—we'll adjust our practices and update this page accordingly. Compliance isn't optional, and we don't fight legal requirements designed to protect investors.