What Are Tracking Technologies?

When you visit our website, small text files get stored on your device. These help us remember your preferences and understand how people interact with our content. Think of them as digital sticky notes that help the site work better for you.

We're being upfront about this because your privacy matters. Most financial websites use similar technology, but we believe you should know exactly what's happening behind the scenes when you browse nodexferflow.com.

Types of Tracking We Use

Why We Track This Information

Here's what we actually do with the data collected through these technologies. No vague promises – just straightforward explanations of how tracking improves your experience on our platform.

• We analyze which budget tools get used most so we can improve the features that matter to Australian households managing their finances
• Session data helps us spot technical issues before they affect too many users, like when a calculator isn't loading properly on mobile devices
• Understanding navigation patterns shows us where our educational content might be confusing or hard to find
• Performance metrics tell us if pages are loading slowly for users in regional Queensland, helping us optimize delivery
• Marketing tracking shows which partnerships bring us users who actually benefit from our budget analysis approach

How Long We Keep This Data

Different types of tracking data stick around for different lengths of time. Essential session information disappears when you close your browser. Preference settings might last up to a year so you don't have to reset choices every visit.

Analytics data gets aggregated and anonymized within 90 days. After that point, we're looking at patterns rather than individual sessions. Marketing tracking typically expires within 30 days unless you interact with a specific campaign that requires longer attribution.

Managing Browser Settings

Each browser handles privacy settings differently. Here's where to find the controls for the most common ones used in Australia.

Look for "Privacy" or "Settings" in your browser menu, then find the section about cookies or site data. Most browsers now offer strict tracking prevention by default, which blocks most third-party tracking automatically.

Third-Party Services

We use a few external services that place their own tracking technology on our site. Google Analytics helps us understand traffic patterns. These services have their own privacy policies that explain how they handle data.

When you reject non-essential cookies through our controls, we signal to these services that you've opted out. But for complete control, you might want to adjust settings directly with these providers or use browser extensions designed to block tracking.

Updates to This Policy

Technology changes. Regulations evolve. When we update how we handle tracking, we'll modify this page and note the revision date at the bottom. Significant changes might prompt a notification when you next visit the site.

We're not going to email you every time we tweak a sentence here. But if we add new types of tracking or change data retention significantly, we'll make sure you know about it through clear communication on the platform.