What We Track and Why

When you visit our website, we use various tracking technologies to remember your preferences and understand how people interact with our platform. Think of these as small data files that help us provide a better experience for everyone who uses our financial analysis tools.

We're not trying to be mysterious about this. The reality is that most modern websites rely on these technologies to function properly. But we believe you should know exactly what's happening behind the scenes.

How Tracking Works

When you first visit neobridgepoint.com, your browser receives small text files from our servers. These files contain information like your session ID, language preference, and whether you've agreed to our terms. Your browser stores these locally and sends them back with each subsequent request.

Some tracking elements remain active only while you're browsing. Others stick around longer to remember things like your login state or interface preferences. We use both types depending on what makes sense for each feature.

Types of Tracking We Use

Specific Technologies We Deploy

Here's a breakdown of the actual tracking mechanisms active on our platform. We've organized this by category so you can see exactly what data gets collected and why.

• Session cookies disappear when you close your browser. They're temporary by design.
• Persistent cookies remain until their expiration date or until you manually delete them.
• First-party cookies come directly from neobridgepoint.com and our servers.
• Third-party cookies might be set by analytics providers or service integrations we use.

What Happens When You Block Tracking

You can decline non-essential tracking using the button at the top of this page. When you do, we'll respect that choice and disable analytics, performance monitoring, and preference storage.

However, some essential functionality cookies remain active because they're necessary for basic website operation. These handle security, load distribution, and session management. Without them, you wouldn't be able to log in or use core features reliably.

If you decline tracking, you might need to reconfigure your preferences more often since we won't remember them between visits. You'll also miss out on personalized recommendations based on your usage patterns.

Data Retention and Deletion

Different tracking technologies have different lifespans. Session data disappears immediately when you close your browser. Analytics data aggregates after 30 days and becomes anonymous after 90 days.

If you want us to delete specific data associated with your account, you can request that through our contact channels. We'll process deletion requests within 30 business days, though we may need to retain some information for legal compliance reasons.

Aggregated analytics data that can't be linked back to individual users gets retained indefinitely because it helps us make long-term improvements to the platform.

Updates to This Policy

We review and update this policy periodically to reflect changes in our tracking practices or regulatory requirements. When we make significant changes, we'll notify active users through email and display a notice on the platform.

Minor updates and clarifications happen without notification. You can always check this page to see the current version and understand exactly what's happening with your data.