What Tracking Technologies We Use

Like most websites, orikarioerna.com uses various tracking methods. Some are necessary for basic functionality. Others help us understand how people use our budget analysis tools so we can make improvements.

Essential Tracking (Always Active)

These can't be disabled because the site won't work properly without them. They handle things like remembering you're logged in or keeping items in your session.

• Session Authentication

  Remembers who you are between page loads. Without this, you'd have to log in every time you click a link.

• Security Tokens

  Protects your account from unauthorized access and prevents certain types of attacks on our forms.

• Preference Storage

  Saves your choices about tracking and other site preferences so we don't ask you repeatedly.

Analytics Tracking (Optional)

We use analytics to see which budget tools get used most, where people struggle, and what content helps Australian users manage their finances better. This data is aggregated and doesn't identify you personally.

Marketing Tracking (Optional)

These track visits across different sites to show you relevant content. If you've declined tracking, we won't use these at all.

Managing Tracking Through Your Browser

Every browser gives you control over tracking. Here's how to adjust settings in the most common ones Australian users visit us with.

Keep in mind that blocking all tracking might affect how some site features work. Our essential tools will still function, but certain conveniences might be limited.

Data Retention & Storage

We don't keep tracking data forever. Analytics information is typically retained for 26 months, which gives us enough time to spot trends without hoarding old data unnecessarily.

Essential data tied to your account (like login sessions) stays active while you're using the site and for a reasonable period afterward. We clear old sessions regularly.

Third-Party Tracking

Some tracking comes from services we use rather than directly from orikarioerna.com. For example, if we embed a video or use a specific analytics platform, those providers might set their own tracking.

We're selective about third parties and only work with established providers who respect user privacy. But we can't control their practices entirely once you've visited their sites.

When you decline tracking through our tool above, we signal to compliant third parties that you've opted out. However, some might require separate opt-out steps through their own systems.

Changes to This Policy

Technology and privacy regulations both evolve. We update this page when our tracking practices change or when new laws require adjustments.

Significant changes get announced through email if you're registered with us. Otherwise, the updated date below shows when we last revised this information.