What Are Tracking Technologies?

When you visit our site, small text files get stored on your device. Think of them as digital bookmarks that remember your preferences. We use these to make your next visit smoother—like keeping you logged in or remembering which risk management tools you were exploring.

Not all tracking serves the same purpose. Some files are absolutely necessary for the site to work. Others help us understand which parts of our educational content resonate most with visitors from Taiwan and beyond.

Types of Tracking We Use

How Tracking Enhances Your Experience

Here's what happens behind the scenes. When you browse our budget forecasting guides, we notice which sections get the most interaction. If hundreds of visitors spend extra time on cash flow analysis tutorials, we create more content in that area.

Or say you're exploring our autumn 2025 program details but don't complete the inquiry form. A functional tracker might save your progress so you don't start over next time. Performance analytics tell us if the form itself is causing friction—maybe it's too long or confusing.

Practical Examples

• Session management keeps you logged in while moving between course modules
• Preference storage remembers if you prefer dark mode or simplified navigation
• Analytics reveal that mobile users from Kaohsiung access different content than desktop users
• Marketing trackers show whether our blog posts about financial risk assessment reach finance professionals

Your Control Options

You're not stuck with our default settings. The button at the top of this page removes all non-essential tracking immediately. Essential operations will continue—otherwise the site wouldn't function—but analytics and marketing tracking stops.

Your choice gets saved in local storage, so even if you clear regular tracking files, your preference persists. You can reverse the decision anytime by returning to this page.

Third-Party Services

Some tracking doesn't come from us directly. We integrate tools like Google Analytics to understand site traffic and performance. These services have their own privacy policies and tracking mechanisms.

When you opt out through our button, we signal these services to stop collecting data about your visit. However, browser extensions or network-level blockers provide additional protection if you want comprehensive control.

We don't sell your data to third parties. Any external service we use exists solely to improve our educational offerings and site functionality.

Updates and Changes

This policy reflects our practices as of early 2025. If we add new tracking technologies or change how we process information, we'll update this page and notify active users through email.

Major changes—like integrating a new analytics platform or adding behavioral tracking—would trigger a prominent notification on the homepage, giving you time to adjust your preferences.