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At Luxontrix Luxarray, we use cookies to make your experience smoother when learning about market volatility. They help us remember your preferences, keep you logged in, and understand how people use our educational resources.

Most cookies expire after a certain time, but some stick around longer to remember your settings between visits. You're always in control of these – your browser lets you see, manage, or delete them whenever you want.

We've organized our cookies into four main categories. Each serves a different purpose in making your visit more helpful and personalized.

When you first visit our site, cookies help us recognize whether you're new to market volatility concepts or if you've been learning with us before. This way, we can show you appropriate content right from the start.

If you're working through our learning modules, cookies remember where you left off. You won't have to start over each time you visit – your progress stays saved, and we can suggest logical next steps in your education.

For our webinar system, cookies help us remember your time zone preferences and which topics interest you most. This means you'll see relevant upcoming sessions without having to filter through everything we offer.

Analytics cookies show us patterns in how people learn about financial markets. When we see that certain explanations work better than others, we can improve our content for everyone.

Some cookies come from third-party services we use to enhance your experience. These include analytics tools that help us understand site performance and content delivery networks that make our pages load faster.

We carefully select partners who share our commitment to data protection. However, these third parties have their own privacy policies that govern how they handle information.

Our webinar platform uses third-party cookies to manage video streaming and interactive features. These are essential for delivering live educational content, but they're only active during webinar sessions.

Payment processing cookies appear only when you're enrolling in programs. They ensure secure transactions but don't store your financial information on our servers.

You have complete control over cookies. Your browser gives you several ways to manage them, and you can adjust settings at any time.

Keep in mind that blocking all cookies might affect how our educational platform works. Essential cookies are necessary for basic functionality, but you can still access most of our content even with strict cookie settings.

Different cookies have different lifespans based on their purpose. Session cookies disappear when you close your browser – these handle temporary things like keeping you logged in during your visit.

Persistent cookies stick around longer. Our preference cookies last up to one year, so your settings remain consistent between visits. Analytics cookies typically expire after two years, giving us long-term insights into content effectiveness.

Marketing cookies usually last between 30 days and one year, depending on their specific function. This timeframe helps us understand your interests without holding onto data indefinitely.

You can always clear cookies manually through your browser settings, which immediately removes all stored data regardless of expiration dates.

We review and update this cookie policy regularly to reflect changes in our practices or relevant laws. When we make significant changes, we'll notify you through our website or via email if you've subscribed to our updates.

Minor updates – like clarifying existing practices or fixing typos – happen without special notification. The "Last Updated" date at the top of this page shows when we made the most recent changes.

We encourage you to review this policy periodically, especially if you have concerns about data privacy or want to understand new features we've added to our platform.