What Are Tracking Technologies?

Think of these as tiny memory aids that live in your browser. When you visit codexcloudxnet.com, your browser and our server exchange information to make your experience smoother.

Most websites use these technologies. They're not inherently good or bad – it's about how they're used. We keep things simple and only track what genuinely helps improve your learning experience.

These technologies come in different forms: some disappear when you close your browser, others stick around longer. Some are placed by us directly, while others come from tools we use (like analytics platforms).

Types of Tracking We Use

Not all tracking serves the same purpose. Here's what happens when you browse our site:

How Tracking Improves Your Experience

Here's where theory meets practice. Real examples of how tracking helps:

Content Relevance

When we notice many visitors struggle with a particular volume analysis concept, we create additional explanatory content or restructure the lesson. The tracking data shows us where people drop off or spend extra time re-reading.

Technical Performance

Our site serves users across Thailand and beyond. Tracking helps us identify slow-loading pages or broken links specific to certain regions or devices. If traders in Nonthaburi are experiencing slower chart loads than those in Bangkok, we can investigate infrastructure issues.

Learning Path Optimization

We track which sequence of lessons leads to better comprehension. If most successful students follow a certain pattern – say, starting with basic volume concepts before moving to advanced divergence patterns – we can recommend that path to new learners.

Session Continuity

When you're halfway through a complex trading lesson and accidentally close your browser, we remember where you left off. This happens because we store your progress temporarily. Without tracking, you'd start from scratch every single time.

Managing Your Tracking Preferences

You're not stuck with our defaults. Most browsers let you control tracking at a granular level.

Keep in mind that blocking all tracking might affect functionality. Our learning platform, for instance, won't remember your progress through courses if you block everything. It's about finding your personal balance between privacy and convenience.

Data Retention and Storage

Your Control Options

You can clear stored data anytime through your browser settings. Look for options like "Clear browsing data" or "Clear cookies and site data." This wipes the slate clean, though you'll lose saved preferences and have to log in again.

Some browsers offer automatic clearing – deleting tracking data every time you close the browser. Useful if you share a device or are particularly privacy-conscious.

Third-Party Services

We use a few external tools to run our educational platform effectively. Each one places its own tracking mechanisms:

Analytics platforms help us understand user behavior patterns. These services aggregate data across thousands of websites, but we configure them to respect privacy by anonymizing IP addresses and excluding personally identifiable information.

Content delivery networks speed up page loads by serving files from servers closer to you geographically. They need to track basic information like your approximate location to function properly.

Educational tools like video players or interactive charts may use their own tracking to optimize performance and remember your viewing preferences.

We don't control these third-party trackers directly, but we choose providers who respect privacy and comply with relevant data protection standards. You can block third-party tracking specifically in most modern browsers while still allowing our first-party tracking to function.

Updates to This Policy

Technology changes. Our educational platform evolves. Sometimes we add new features that require different tracking approaches.

When we make significant changes to how we use tracking technologies, we'll update this page and change the effective date at the top. For major changes that affect your privacy in meaningful ways, we'll notify you directly through email or a prominent site banner.

We recommend checking back here occasionally, especially if you're particular about privacy. The date at the top shows when we last updated things.