What Are Tracking Technologies?

When you visit tavolsilvaiqelo.com, small pieces of data get stored on your device. We're talking about cookies, pixels, and local storage elements that help our site remember things about you.

Think of it this way: cookies are like bookmarks for websites. They remember whether you're logged in, what's in your cart, and which pages you've visited. But here's the thing—not all tracking serves the same purpose, and you deserve to know the difference.

Types of Tracking We Use

• Essential Cookies (Can't Be Disabled)

  These keep the site working. Without them, you couldn't log in, submit forms, or navigate properly. They're necessary for basic functionality, so they're always active regardless of your preferences.

• Functional Cookies (Optional)

  These remember your preferences—like whether you prefer light or dark mode, your language settings, or which financial calculators you use most often. They make your experience more personalized without tracking your behavior across the web.

• Analytics Cookies (Optional)

  We use these to understand how people interact with our educational content. Which budget guides get read most? Where do people get stuck in our seasonal planning tools? This helps us improve what we offer, but it's entirely your call whether you want to participate.

• Marketing Cookies (Optional)

  These track your journey across different sites to show you relevant ads. If you've been reading about summer budgeting strategies, you might see related content elsewhere. We partner with ad networks that use this data, but you can opt out completely.

How Tracking Improves Your Experience

Let's be honest—tracking gets a bad reputation, and sometimes for good reason. But when done transparently, it can actually make your experience better.

The key difference is consent. We're asking you to make an informed choice rather than assuming you're okay with everything.

Managing Your Cookie Preferences

You've got options. The button at the top of this page lets you reject all non-essential tracking with a single click. But your browser also gives you granular control.

Most mobile browsers have similar controls in their settings menus. Look for Privacy or Site Settings sections.

Data Retention and Your Rights

Cookies don't last forever. Essential cookies typically expire when you close your browser. Functional cookies might stick around for a few months to a year. Analytics and marketing cookies usually have expiration dates set by the third-party services we use.

Here's what you can do at any time:

• Request a copy of what data we've collected through tracking
• Ask us to delete cookies and associated data we control
• Change your preferences by clicking the button at the top of this page
• Clear cookies directly through your browser settings
• Use private/incognito browsing to prevent persistent tracking

Updates to This Policy

We review this policy regularly—usually once a year or when we add new tracking technologies. The current version was updated in March 2025 to reflect changes in our analytics setup.

If we make significant changes that affect how we track your data, we'll notify you through a banner on the site or via email if you're subscribed to our learning programs.