yarelinovexa | Corporate Finance Training for Financial Analysts

We want you to understand exactly what happens when you visit our site. This document explains the tracking methods we use, why they matter for your experience, and how you can control them.

When analysts and finance professionals visit yarelinovexa.com, small data files get stored on their devices. These help us remember your preferences and understand how people interact with our educational resources. Some are necessary for the site to function. Others help us improve your experience or understand which content resonates with our audience.

Understanding Tracking Technologies

Think of tracking technologies as digital sticky notes. When you visit yarelinovexa.com, your browser receives small pieces of data that get stored temporarily or permanently. These data files communicate with our servers to remember things about your visit.

We use several types. Session-based ones disappear when you close your browser – they're like temporary reminders that help you navigate without repeatedly entering information. Persistent ones stick around longer, remembering your language preference or login status between visits.

Beyond traditional tracking files, we also use pixels (tiny invisible images that tell us when content loads), local storage (a modern way to store preferences directly in your browser), and fingerprinting techniques that analyse your device configuration to understand browsing patterns.

What We Actually Track

Site Functionality

Our authentication system uses tracking to keep you logged in as you move between course modules. Session identifiers prevent you from having to re-enter credentials every few minutes. Form data gets temporarily stored so if your connection drops mid-submission, you don't lose everything you typed.

Learning Experience

When you're halfway through a financial modelling tutorial and leave, we remember where you stopped. Your quiz progress, bookmarked articles, and completed modules all get tracked so you can pick up exactly where you left off.

Content Performance

We monitor which articles analysts find most useful, how long people engage with video content, and which discussion threads generate the most interaction. This data shapes our content strategy and helps us create materials that actually serve your professional development needs.

Technical Diagnostics

Managing Your Browser Settings

Every major browser gives you control over tracking. The process varies slightly, but the principle remains consistent – you decide what data gets stored and shared.

Chrome Settings

Open Settings from the three-dot menu in the top right. Navigate to Privacy and Security, then click on Cookies and other site data. Here you can block all tracking, block only third-party trackers, or view and remove existing data files individually.

Firefox Configuration

Access Options from the menu button. Select Privacy & Security from the left sidebar. Under Enhanced Tracking Protection, you'll find Standard, Strict, and Custom options. Strict blocks most trackers including social media trackers and cross-site tracking data.

Safari Controls

Open Preferences and select the Privacy tab. Check "Prevent cross-site tracking" to limit data sharing between websites. You can also click "Manage Website Data" to see which sites have stored information and remove specific entries.

Edge Management

Go to Settings using the three-dot menu. Choose Privacy, search, and services. Under Tracking prevention, select Basic, Balanced, or Strict depending on your comfort level. Balanced mode offers decent protection without breaking most website functionality.

Keep in mind that blocking essential tracking will prevent certain site features from working. You might have to log in repeatedly, lose your course progress, or experience broken functionality on interactive tools.

Data Storage Duration

Different tracking types have different lifespans. Session trackers vanish when you close your browser – typically within a few hours at most. Preference trackers might persist for months or even a year, since your display preferences shouldn't change frequently.

Analytics data gets stored in aggregate form for up to two years. We don't need to remember your individual browsing session from 2023, but understanding long-term content trends requires looking at patterns over extended periods.

Marketing trackers typically expire after 90 days, though some advertising networks use longer durations. If you haven't interacted with yarelinovexa.com in three months, most marketing-related tracking will have expired naturally.

Third-Party Connections

We work with external services that place their own tracking technologies on our site. Google Analytics helps us understand traffic patterns. Video hosting platforms track playback behaviour. Payment processors use their own security measures that involve data storage.

When you interact with embedded content – like a YouTube video explaining DCF valuation or a LinkedIn share button – those platforms can track your activity according to their own policies. We don't control what data they collect or how they use it.

Social media plugins let you share content easily but they also inform those networks that you visited our site. Even if you don't click the share button, the plugin's presence can enable tracking.

Your Rights and Choices

You can request a full report of what data we've collected about your visits to yarelinovexa.com. This includes tracking data, account information, and any other personal details we've stored. The process takes about 30 days and we'll deliver a comprehensive file showing everything we have.

Want everything deleted? We can do that too. Essential account information will remain if you have an active subscription, but browsing history, preference data, and analytics information can all be wiped. Just know that this means starting fresh – no saved progress, no remembered preferences, no personalized experience.

If you're in the UK, you have specific rights under data protection regulations. You can object to processing, request data portability, and ask us to correct inaccurate information. We take these obligations seriously and respond to all legitimate requests promptly.

Mobile Application Tracking

If we launch a mobile app in the future, it will use similar tracking technologies adapted for mobile environments. Device identifiers serve a similar function to browser tracking files. Push notification permissions help us send relevant updates about course materials or market developments.

Mobile operating systems give you granular control over app permissions. You can typically manage tracking preferences through iOS Privacy settings or Android App Permissions. Denying certain permissions might limit functionality, but core educational content will remain accessible.

Changes to This Document

We update this policy when we add new tracking technologies, change data retention practices, or respond to regulatory requirements. Significant changes will be announced through email notifications to active users and prominent notices on the site.

Minor clarifications and formatting improvements happen more frequently without formal notification. The "last revised" date at the top tracks when any modifications occurred. We recommend reviewing this page annually if you're concerned about tracking practices.

How We Handle Tracking on yarelinovexa.com