How We Use Tracking Technologies

Understanding the tools that help us improve your experience on neuronstreamwise.com

Last Updated: March 2025 | Effective Date: January 1, 2025

Like most financial platforms, we use small data files to make our forecasting tools work properly and help understand how people interact with our budgeting features. This page explains what these tracking methods are, why they matter for your experience, and how you can control them.

We're not fans of unnecessary complexity. So we've broken this down into practical sections that actually explain what's happening when you use our platform.

What Tracking Technologies Actually Do

Think of these as tiny helpers that remember things about your visit. When you come back to neuronstreamwise.com, they help the site recognize you and restore your preferences. Without them, you'd have to set everything up from scratch every time.

They're basically small text files stored by your browser. Some last for a single session. Others stick around for months. Each serves a different purpose in making your financial planning experience smoother.

Different Types We Use

Essential Function Trackers

These keep the platform running. They handle logins, remember your session, and ensure security features work properly. You can't really disable these without breaking core functionality. They're the foundation that lets you access your budget dashboards and forecasting models.

Preference Memory Tools

These remember your choices like display settings, preferred currency formats, and dashboard layouts. When you adjust how you want to view your financial data, these tools save that configuration. They make repeat visits more convenient.

Performance Measurement

We use these to understand which features get the most use and where people encounter difficulties. This helps us prioritize improvements to forecasting algorithms and interface design. The data is aggregated, so we're looking at patterns rather than individual behavior.

Educational Content Targeting

These help us show relevant educational resources based on what financial planning tools you've explored. If you're frequently using cash flow forecasting, we might highlight related budgeting tutorials. They make content recommendations more useful.

Specific Ways They Improve Your Experience

  • Keeping you logged into your account across different pages without constant re-authentication
  • Saving your preferred chart styles and data visualization formats in budget reports
  • Remembering which forecasting models you use most frequently for quicker access
  • Maintaining your notification preferences for budget alerts and updates
  • Loading your customized dashboard layout exactly as you configured it
  • Tracking which tutorial sections you've already completed in our learning program
  • Enabling features like comparing multiple budget scenarios side by side
  • Allowing us to identify technical issues specific to certain browser configurations

Take Control Right Now

You can opt out of non-essential tracking immediately. Essential functionality trackers will remain active because they're necessary for the platform to work. But everything else—analytics, preferences, content targeting—can be disabled with one click.

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Browser-Level Controls

Every major browser gives you tools to manage tracking technologies directly. Here's where to find those settings in the browsers most commonly used by our South Korean market visitors.

Chrome

Settings → Privacy and Security → Cookies and other site data. You can block third-party trackers while keeping first-party ones active.

Safari

Preferences → Privacy tab. Safari blocks most third-party trackers by default and gives granular control over website data.

Firefox

Options → Privacy & Security. Firefox offers Enhanced Tracking Protection with customizable levels from Standard to Strict.

Edge

Settings → Privacy, search, and services. Microsoft Edge includes tracking prevention with three preset levels to choose from.

How Long Data Sticks Around

Session-based trackers disappear when you close your browser. They're temporary by design and typically handle things like keeping you logged in during a single visit.

Persistent ones have varying lifespans. Preference trackers might last several months so your settings stay consistent. Performance measurement tools typically expire after 90 days. We regularly review and clear outdated tracking data as part of our standard maintenance.

You can clear all of this manually through your browser settings at any time. The site will continue working, though you'll need to reconfigure preferences and log in again.

Third-Party Tools We Work With

Some tracking technologies come from external services we use for analytics and content delivery. These third parties have their own privacy policies that govern how they handle data. We choose partners carefully based on their security practices and data handling standards.

For users in South Korea, we work with providers that comply with local data protection requirements. This includes ensuring data processing agreements are in place and that information handling meets regulatory standards.

Questions about how we use tracking technologies? Want to know more about your control options?

Email us: help@neuronstreamwise.com

Located at: 396-2 Simgok 2(i)-dong, Wonmi-gu, Bucheon-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea

Phone: +82 10 6575 7968