What Are Tracking Technologies

avorynexulta uses various tracking technologies to understand how visitors interact with our financial education platform. These small data files help us remember your preferences, analyze site performance, and provide relevant content about market volatility and financial planning strategies.

When you visit avorynexulta.com, we may place different types of tracking files on your device. Some are essential for basic site functionality, while others help us understand user behavior patterns and improve our educational resources about financial markets in South Africa and internationally.

Types of Tracking We Use

How Tracking Enhances Your Experience

Our tracking systems work behind the scenes to create a more personalized learning environment. For example, if you frequently read content about market volatility, we'll prioritize showing you advanced articles on risk management and portfolio diversification strategies.

Additionally, our analytics help us understand peak usage times, most popular content categories, and common user pathways through our educational materials. This data guides us in developing new courses and updating existing content to better serve the South African financial education community.

Data Retention and Control

Different tracking technologies have varying retention periods. Essential functionality data remains active during your session, while analytical data may be stored for up to 26 months to identify long-term usage patterns and educational effectiveness.

You maintain control over non-essential tracking through browser settings and the preference controls above. Most modern browsers allow you to block or delete tracking files, though this may affect certain personalization features on our platform.

Marketing and personalization data can be cleared at any time using our rejection button above, which will remove existing non-essential tracking and prevent new marketing-related data collection during future visits.

Managing Your Browser Settings

All major browsers provide built-in controls for managing tracking preferences. In Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge, you can access privacy settings to block third-party tracking, clear existing data, or set up automatic deletion schedules.

For comprehensive control, consider adjusting your browser's privacy mode, enabling Do Not Track requests, or using private browsing sessions when you prefer minimal data collection during your financial education sessions.