Cookie Policy

What This Page Covers

We're being straight with you. This document explains how paronivelxa.com uses cookies and similar tracking methods. Some of this stuff is technical, but we've tried to keep it readable.

If you've ever wondered why certain websites remember your preferences or why you see relevant content when you return—that's cookies doing their job. Not all tracking is invasive, and we think you deserve to know exactly what's happening on your device.

How Cookies Actually Work

A cookie is basically a small text file. When you visit paronivelxa.com, your browser stores this file on your device. Next time you come back, the site reads that file and recognizes you.

Some cookies expire when you close your browser (session cookies). Others stick around for months or even years (persistent cookies). We use both types, depending on what we're trying to accomplish.

Think of it like a loyalty card at a coffee shop. The shop remembers your order history, but you can always throw away the card if you want to start fresh.

Types of Tracking We Use

What Each Category Does in Practice

Essential cookies handle authentication when you log into your account. They maintain your session so you don't get kicked out every two minutes. They also support security features that protect your data.

Functional cookies remember things like your dashboard layout preferences or which timezone you're in. If you've customized how the site looks, functional cookies store that information.

Analytical cookies tell us aggregate information. We see that 500 people visited a particular resource page last week, but we're not following individual users around. This data helps us figure out which content to develop further.

Marketing cookies are the ones that follow you across sites. If you visit paronivelxa.com and then see our content elsewhere, marketing cookies made that connection. These are optional, and declining them won't affect site functionality.

Third-Party Tracking

We work with outside services that place their own cookies. Analytics providers, advertising networks, and content delivery systems all use tracking mechanisms.

We don't control these third-party cookies directly. They have their own privacy policies and data practices. When you reject non-essential cookies using the button above, we also signal to these services that you've opted out.

Some examples: Google Analytics helps us understand traffic patterns. LinkedIn Insights shows us how our business content performs. These services collect data according to their own terms, not just ours.

Managing Your Settings Through Your Browser

Blocking all cookies will break some website features. Most modern browsers let you block third-party cookies while allowing first-party ones—that's usually the best balance between privacy and functionality.

You can also browse in private/incognito mode, which doesn't save cookies after you close the window. Just know that sites won't remember you between sessions.

Data Retention and Your Control

We don't sell cookie data to third parties. The information collected stays within our systems and the services we use to run the site. Any sharing happens only with partners who help us deliver functionality—hosting providers, analytics platforms, that kind of thing.

If you want to request deletion of all data associated with your account, including cookie-related information, contact us at help@paronivelxa.com. We'll process that request according to Australian privacy regulations.

Updates to This Policy

We update this policy when our tracking practices change or when regulations require it. The "Last Updated" date at the top tells you when we made the most recent modifications.

Major changes will be communicated through email if you have an account with us. For minor clarifications, we'll just update the date and content here.

It's worth checking back occasionally if you're concerned about privacy practices. We're not going to email you every time we adjust a sentence, but significant shifts in how we handle data will always be announced clearly.