Cookie Policy

Last updated: February 2025

We're pretty straightforward about how corsanivoleq.com works with data collection tools. This page walks you through what gets tracked when you browse our site and why we do it. Nothing fancy, just the basics about cookies and similar tech we use.

What Are Cookies Anyway?

Cookies are small text files that websites drop onto your device. They help us remember things about your visit – like whether you've been here before or what settings you prefer. Think of them as digital sticky notes that make your browsing experience smoother.

Some cookies stick around for a while (persistent cookies), others vanish the moment you close your browser (session cookies). We use both types depending on what we need them to do.

Types We Use

Why We Track This Stuff

Site Performance

Monitoring load times and spotting technical issues before they become real problems for visitors.

User Experience

Understanding which features actually get used helps us build better tools for Australian startups looking for funding options.

Content Relevance

Seeing what information resonates with different visitors means we can create more useful resources about financing strategies.

Security Measures

Detecting unusual activity and protecting against potential threats keeps everyone's data safer.

What Gets Collected

Your IP address and general location info (city level, not your exact street)
Browser type and device details so we can test compatibility
Pages you visit and how long you spend on each one
Where you came from before landing on corsanivoleq.com
Any forms you interact with or buttons you click
Time stamps for when you access different sections

None of this tracks you personally by name. We're looking at patterns across groups of visitors, not building profiles on individual people.

Managing Your Settings

Browser Controls

Every browser lets you block or delete cookies through its settings menu. The exact steps vary, but you'll usually find it under Privacy or Security options.

Third-Party Tools

Browser extensions can give you more granular control over which sites can track you. Just search for cookie managers or privacy extensions in your browser's add-on store.

Private Browsing

Incognito or private mode won't save any cookies after you close the window. Good for one-off visits when you don't want anything stored.

Browser-Specific Instructions

Here are direct links to cookie management guides for common browsers:

Chrome Cookie Settings Firefox Privacy Controls Safari Cookie Management Edge Privacy Options

How Long Things Stick Around

Session cookies disappear when you close your browser. Simple as that.

Persistent cookies might hang around for anywhere from a few weeks to a couple years, depending on their purpose. Marketing cookies typically expire within 12 months. Analytics data gets aggregated and the original cookie identifiers are deleted after 26 months.

You can clear everything manually through your browser settings whenever you want, which immediately wipes all stored cookies regardless of their set expiration.

What Happens If You Block Them

You're free to disable cookies entirely, but it'll change how the site works for you. Some features won't function properly – you might have to log in repeatedly, your preferences won't save, and we won't be able to remember where you were in multi-step processes.

The core content remains accessible either way. You'll still be able to read about financing options and browse resources, just with a less streamlined experience.

Updates to This Policy

We update this page when we change how we handle cookies or add new tracking methods. The date at the top shows when the last revision happened. Major changes get announced through our regular communication channels, but it's worth checking back here occasionally if you're interested in the details.