Cookie Policy

What Are Tracking Technologies?

Tracking technologies are small data files that websites store on your device when you visit. Think of them as digital sticky notes that help websites remember your preferences and understand how people use their services.

We use several types:

• Browser storage elements that save your dashboard settings
• Session identifiers that keep you logged in while you work
• Analytics markers that show us which features get the most attention
• Preference trackers that remember your interface customizations

How We Use These Technologies

Here's what actually happens when you use our automated financial dashboard service. Some of this might seem technical, but it's worth understanding because it affects your experience.

Specific Tracking Categories

Authentication and Security

When you log into your account, we create a session token. This proves you're authorized to access your financial data without making you re-enter credentials every time you click something. These expire after your session ends or after 24 hours of inactivity.

Dashboard Customization

Your widget arrangements, graph preferences, and data filters get stored locally. Nobody else sees this information — it just makes your workspace feel familiar when you return.

Analytics and Improvement

We track anonymized usage data. For example, we might notice that users in Taiwan frequently export reports on Friday afternoons. That tells us to make sure our servers have extra capacity during those peak times.

Communication Preferences

If you've opted into product updates or support notifications, we store that choice so we don't keep asking you the same question.

Managing Your Preferences

You have several options for controlling tracking technologies. Here's what you can actually do, not just theoretical possibilities.

What Happens When You Block Tracking

Let's be honest about the consequences. Some features won't work properly if you disable certain tracking technologies.

Data Retention and Removal

Different tracking elements have different lifespans based on their purpose. Session data disappears when you log out. Preference data sticks around for 90 days of inactivity. Analytics data gets aggregated and anonymized after 12 months.

You can request complete data removal by contacting our support team. We'll clear everything except what's legally required for financial service records. That process typically takes 3 business days.

Third-Party Services

We use a few external services that set their own tracking elements. Our cloud infrastructure provider monitors system performance. Our analytics platform tracks usage patterns. Our support system records conversation context.

These services operate under their own privacy policies, though we only work with providers who meet our data protection standards. You can find links to their policies in our main privacy documentation.

Updates to This Policy

We update this policy when we add new features or change how we handle data. You'll see the revision date at the top of the page. Major changes get announced through your dashboard notification system.

Continuing to use flash-dynamo.com after policy updates means you accept the changes. If you disagree with modifications, contact us before they take effect and we'll discuss your options.