Digital Tracking Disclosure
Current as of February 2025
When you visit quarivonexo.com, various tracking mechanisms collect information about your session, preferences, and interactions. This document explains what gets tracked, the reasoning behind it, and what control you maintain over this process.
We operate across Australia's financial services landscape and use tracking technologies to deliver functional services while measuring performance. The following sections break down these mechanisms by category rather than following conventional policy structures.
Technologies Actively Running on This Site
Several distinct tracking systems operate simultaneously when you interact with our platform. Understanding them individually helps you make decisions about your data preferences.
Session Memory
These temporary data files exist solely while you browse. They remember your navigation path, form inputs, and authentication status.
They disappear completely when you close your browser. No long-term tracking happens through this mechanism.
Persistent Identifiers
These remain on your device across multiple visits. They store language preferences, display settings, and whether you've seen specific notices.
Some persist for months or years unless manually removed. They enable continuity between sessions.
Analytics Scripts
Third-party measurement tools track page views, time spent, and navigation patterns. This data helps us understand which content serves users effectively.
The collected information gets aggregated with data from other visitors, creating usage patterns rather than individual profiles.
Functional Elements
These support specific features like secure forms, chat systems, or calculation tools. Without them, certain interactive components stop working.
They typically store temporary states and configuration data needed for feature operation.
What Gets Collected and Why
Different tracking categories serve distinct purposes. Some enable basic functionality while others support business operations or performance measurement.
Essential Operations
Core platform functions require certain data collection. Authentication systems need to remember your logged-in status. Security measures track request patterns to identify suspicious activity. Form processors temporarily store input data during submission.
These mechanisms can't be disabled without breaking fundamental site operations. They represent the minimum tracking necessary for the platform to function as designed.
Performance Monitoring
We measure how quickly pages load, where errors occur, and which browsers visitors use. This information guides technical improvements and helps identify problems affecting user experience.
The data collected includes page load times, JavaScript errors, browser capabilities, and device characteristics. It doesn't identify you personally but helps optimize the platform for different access methods.
Content Effectiveness
Analytics tools measure which articles get read, how long visitors engage with different sections, and which navigation paths people follow. This shows us what content serves Australian business owners effectively.
Understanding content performance means we can focus resources on creating material that actually helps people make informed financial decisions rather than producing content that sits unread.
User Preferences
Settings you explicitly choose get stored locally so you don't need to reconfigure the interface repeatedly. This includes display options, language selections, and accessibility adjustments.
These preferences remain entirely under your control and can be cleared whenever you choose to reset your experience.
Detailed Tracking Inventory
The following table documents specific tracking elements currently active on quarivonexo.com, their retention periods, and their functional purposes.
| Identifier Name | Category | Duration | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| session_id | Essential | Browser session | Maintains login state and form continuity across pages |
| security_token | Essential | Browser session | Prevents cross-site request forgery attacks on forms |
| display_prefs | Functional | 12 months | Stores interface customizations and accessibility settings |
| analytics_client | Performance | 24 months | Assigns unique visitor identifier for traffic analysis |
| page_metrics | Performance | Session only | Tracks navigation path and timing measurements |
| content_viewed | Analytics | 90 days | Records which resources you've accessed to improve recommendations |
| notification_shown | Functional | 365 days | Remembers dismissed notices to avoid repeated display |
Third-Party Tracking Components
Some functionality depends on external services that operate their own tracking mechanisms. When you interact with these features, those third parties may collect data according to their own policies.
Analytics Providers: We use external measurement services to understand site usage patterns. These providers collect data about your visit and combine it with information from other websites you visit. They operate independently and maintain their own data practices.
Content Delivery Networks: Static resources like images and scripts load from distributed servers to improve performance. These networks log access requests as part of their normal operations.
Security Services: Protective systems operated by third parties monitor traffic patterns to identify and block malicious activity. This requires analyzing request characteristics and visitor behavior.
Each external service operates under its own privacy framework. While we select partners carefully, their data practices exist outside our direct control.
Managing Your Tracking Preferences
You maintain several options for controlling what gets tracked during your visits. Different approaches offer varying levels of control and convenience.
Available Control Methods
Browser-Level Management
Modern browsers include settings for blocking or deleting tracking elements. You can refuse all non-essential tracking, clear existing data, or configure selective blocking.
This approach gives you complete control but may affect site functionality. Some features won't work properly without the data they need to operate.
Browser Extensions
Privacy-focused browser extensions offer granular control over tracking mechanisms. These tools let you block specific categories while allowing others.
Quality varies significantly between extensions. Some work reliably while others break site functionality or fail to block effectively.
Do Not Track Signals
Your browser can send preference signals requesting that sites minimize tracking. However, website operators aren't legally required to honor these requests in Australia.
We acknowledge Do Not Track signals by limiting analytics collection to aggregated metrics only, though essential operational tracking continues regardless.
Direct Deletion
You can manually clear stored data through your browser's privacy settings at any time. This removes all tracking elements immediately but resets your preferences and settings.
After clearing data, you'll need to reconfigure any customizations and may need to log in again.
Impact of Blocking Tracking Elements
Disabling different tracking categories produces varying effects on your experience. Understanding these consequences helps you make informed decisions about your privacy preferences.
- Blocking essential elements prevents login functionality, breaks form submissions, and disrupts secure transactions. The site becomes largely unusable without these mechanisms.
- Refusing functional tracking means losing preference storage, requiring repeated configuration of display settings, and seeing the same notices repeatedly.
- Disabling performance tracking has minimal visible impact on your experience but prevents us from identifying and fixing technical problems affecting user experience.
- Blocking analytics stops us from understanding which content serves visitors effectively but doesn't affect site functionality in any way.
Most people find that blocking essential and functional elements creates more frustration than privacy benefit, while performance and analytics tracking can be disabled with minimal practical impact.
Data Retention and Deletion
Different tracking mechanisms retain data for varying periods based on their functional requirements and business purposes.
Session data disappears when you close your browser. No long-term storage happens with these temporary elements.
Functional preferences persist until you manually delete them or until their expiration date arrives. We set retention periods based on reasonable expectations for how long settings remain relevant.
Analytics data gets aggregated and anonymized after 90 days. The original detailed logs get deleted while statistical summaries remain for long-term trend analysis.
Security logs monitoring for malicious activity remain for 12 months to support threat detection and legal requirements around incident investigation.
Updates to Tracking Practices
Our tracking mechanisms evolve as we add features, change service providers, or adjust business practices. When significant changes occur, we update this document to reflect current operations.
The effective date at the top indicates when this version became active. Reviewing it periodically helps you stay informed about current tracking practices.
Major changes that materially affect data collection will be highlighted through site notices rather than silently updating this document. We consider transparency about tracking changes important for maintaining trust.
Australian Privacy Compliance
quarivonexo operates as an Australian financial services business and follows privacy requirements applicable to organizations in this country. Our tracking practices align with Australian Privacy Principles governing how businesses collect and handle personal information.
The data collected through these mechanisms gets used solely for the purposes described in this document. We don't sell tracking data to third parties or use it for purposes incompatible with operating a financial education and services platform.
You maintain rights to access information we've collected about you and can request corrections or deletions subject to legal and operational requirements. Some data must be retained for compliance purposes even if you request deletion.
Questions About Tracking Practices
If tracking mechanisms on quarivonexo.com concern you or you need clarification about specific data collection, several contact methods remain available.
Written inquiries about data practices typically receive responses within five business days. Complex technical questions may require additional time for our team to provide accurate information.