When you visit cortexflareon.com, we use various tracking technologies to improve your experience and understand how our API testing platform serves your needs. Think of these as small digital helpers that remember your preferences and help us make the site work better for you.

These technologies include cookies, web beacons, local storage, and similar tools. They're pretty standard across the web - you've probably encountered them on every site you visit. What matters is how we use them and what control you have over them.

Different types of tracking serve different purposes on our site. Here's what each category does and why it matters for your experience:

Different types of data have different retention periods based on their purpose and legal requirements. Here's our approach to data retention:

After these periods, data is automatically deleted from our systems. You can also request immediate deletion of your data by contacting our support team.

You have several options for controlling how we track your activity. Most users find browser settings the most straightforward approach, but we also provide platform-specific controls.

1. Browser-Level Controls

   Your browser gives you direct control over cookies and tracking. You can block all cookies, allow only first-party cookies, or set up custom rules for specific sites like ours.

2. Platform Settings

   Within your CortexFlareOn account, you can adjust analytics preferences and choose which performance data gets collected during your testing sessions.

3. Third-Party Opt-Outs

   For analytics services we use, you can opt out directly through their platforms. We provide links to these opt-out mechanisms in your account settings.

4. Mobile and App Controls

   If you access our platform through mobile apps or integrated tools, check your device's privacy settings for additional tracking controls.

Each browser handles tracking differently. Here are quick guides for the most common browsers:

Keep in mind that blocking essential cookies might affect how our API testing platform works. You might notice some features don't save your preferences or that you need to log in more frequently.

We want to be honest about how different tracking choices affect your experience with CortexFlareOn. Most users find our default settings work well, but here's what changes when you adjust them:

With all tracking enabled: You get the full personalized experience. The platform remembers your testing configurations, shows relevant documentation based on your usage patterns, and we can provide better support when you contact us.

With limited tracking: Basic functionality works fine, but you'll need to reconfigure your dashboard settings each session. Our support team might need additional context when helping with issues.

With minimal tracking: Everything still works, but it's like starting fresh each time. You won't see personalized content recommendations, and some performance optimizations won't apply to your specific usage patterns.

We update this policy when we add new features, change how we handle data, or when regulations require it. Major changes get announced through email notifications to active users.

Minor clarifications or additional detail usually don't warrant email notifications, but we always update the "Last Updated" date at the top of this page. If you want to stay current, bookmarking this page works well.

When we do make significant changes, we'll give you advance notice and explain how the changes affect your current settings. You'll have time to adjust your preferences before any new tracking takes effect.