What Are Tracking Technologies?

We use small data files called cookies and similar technologies to enhance your experience on our financial analysis platform. Think of them as digital helpers that remember your preferences and help us improve our services.

These technologies work behind the scenes when you visit wisetechsphere.com, storing information about your interactions and preferences. Some are absolutely necessary for the site to work properly, while others help us understand how people use our platform.

Types of Tracking We Use

How This Enhances Your Experience

Our tracking technologies work together to create a better user experience. For example, when you customize your financial dashboard layout, functional cookies remember these preferences for your next visit.

Analytics cookies help us see which market analysis features get used most, so we can prioritize improvements where they'll have the biggest impact. If we notice users struggling with a particular tool, we can redesign it or add helpful tutorials.

Performance tracking lets us optimize loading speeds for large datasets. When you're analyzing complex financial information, every second counts, and these cookies help us deliver faster results.

Data Retention and Control

Different types of cookies stay active for different periods. Session cookies disappear when you close your browser, while persistent cookies might last from 30 days to 2 years depending on their purpose.

You maintain complete control over your data. Using the rejection button above removes all non-essential cookies immediately and sets a preference to decline future tracking cookies.

We regularly review and clean up stored cookie data, removing outdated information and ensuring we only keep what's necessary for providing our services effectively.

Third-Party Services

We work with trusted analytics providers like Google Analytics to understand site usage patterns. These services have their own privacy policies and cookie management systems.

Some of our financial data feeds come from external providers who may set their own tracking cookies. We carefully vet these partners to ensure they meet our privacy standards.

Social media integration and content sharing features may also place cookies from platforms like LinkedIn or Twitter when you interact with these elements on our site.