Cookie & Data Usage Policy

Cookies are small text files that websites store on your device when you visit them. Think of them as digital sticky notes that help us remember your preferences and provide a smoother experience as you explore our budgeting resources.

Beyond traditional cookies, we also use pixel tags, local storage, and session identifiers. These technologies work together to understand how visitors navigate our educational content and which budgeting tools prove most helpful.

Most tracking happens invisibly as you browse. When you download a budgeting template or watch one of our financial planning videos, cookies help us understand which resources resonate with Australian families trying to manage their household finances more effectively.

We use this data to refine our educational approach. For example, if analytics show that visitors struggle with our emergency fund calculator, we'll create additional explanatory content or simplify the interface.

Some cookies are absolutely necessary for onilaryxen.com to function properly. These essential cookies enable core features that make our budgeting education platform usable and secure.

These essential functions operate regardless of your tracking preferences. They're designed with privacy in mind and don't collect personal information beyond what's necessary for basic site operation.

Every major browser provides tools for managing cookies and tracking. While our rejection button above handles onilaryxen.com specifically, you might want broader control across all websites you visit.

Chrome users can navigate to Settings > Privacy and Security > Cookies and Site Data. Here you'll find options to block third-party cookies, clear existing data, and set up automatic deletion schedules.

Firefox offers similar controls under Preferences > Privacy & Security. Their Enhanced Tracking Protection automatically blocks many analytics and marketing trackers while preserving site functionality.

Safari users can access cookie controls through Preferences > Privacy. Apple's Intelligent Tracking Prevention automatically limits cross-site tracking without requiring manual configuration.

Mobile browsers typically include cookie controls in their privacy settings. The exact location varies, but look for options related to "Site Data," "Privacy," or "Content Settings" in your browser's main menu.

We don't keep tracking data indefinitely. Analytics information is automatically deleted after 26 months, while functional preferences are retained until you clear them or request removal.

Marketing cookies expire after 12 months and are refreshed only if you continue engaging with our content. If you reject marketing tracking, existing data is immediately anonymized and excluded from future campaigns.

You have the right to request a complete copy of any personal data we've collected, including cookie-based information. Contact us using the details below and we'll provide a comprehensive report within 30 days.

Deletion requests are processed immediately for non-essential data. Essential cookies required for site functionality will be removed when you close your browser session or clear your cookies manually.

Australian residents have additional rights under the Privacy Act. You can request corrections to inaccurate data, lodge complaints with the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner, and receive detailed explanations of our data practices.