Cookie Policy
How roeralumaviveo uses tracking technologies to enhance your experience
1 What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small text files that websites place on your device when you visit them. Think of them as digital sticky notes that help websites remember things about your visit. At roeralumaviveo, we use various tracking technologies to improve how our financial awareness platform works for you.
These technologies help us understand how people use our educational resources, which sections are most helpful, and how we can make the experience better. Some cookies are essential for basic functionality, while others help us personalize content and analyze usage patterns.
2 Types of Tracking We Use
3 How Tracking Enhances Your Experience
When you allow tracking, we can personalize your learning journey in meaningful ways. For example, if you spend time reading about budgeting basics, we might suggest related articles about saving strategies or debt management.
Real Example:
Sarah visited our budgeting section multiple times and downloaded our expense tracker. Based on this activity, we showed her information about our upcoming financial planning workshop in Melbourne. She enrolled and later told us it was exactly what she needed to get her finances on track.
Analytics also help us identify when people struggle with certain concepts. If we notice lots of visitors leaving a particular page quickly, we know we need to explain that topic more clearly or break it into smaller, more digestible pieces.
4 Managing Your Preferences
You have complete control over which cookies you accept. Use the button at the top of this page to reject all non-essential tracking. Your choice will be remembered for future visits.
You can also manage cookies through your browser settings. Most browsers let you block cookies entirely, delete existing ones, or get notified when websites try to place new ones. Keep in mind that blocking all cookies might affect how well some websites work.
Browser Settings:
Chrome: Settings > Privacy and Security
> Cookies
Firefox: Settings > Privacy & Security
> Enhanced Tracking Protection
Safari: Preferences > Privacy > Manage
Website Data
5 Data Retention and Your Rights
We keep cookie data for different periods depending on its purpose. Session cookies disappear when you close your browser. Others might last for several months to remember your preferences between visits.
Analytics data is typically retained for 26 months, which helps us identify long-term trends in how people use our educational resources. Marketing cookies usually expire after 30 days, though some may last longer for frequency capping.
If you live in Australia, you have specific rights under the Privacy Act regarding how we handle your data. You can request to see what information we have, ask us to correct errors, or request deletion of your data. We take these rights seriously and respond to requests promptly.