Cookie & Data Usage Policy

What Are Cookies and Tracking Technologies?

When you visit trevanquilorysa.com, we place small data files called cookies on your device. Think of them as digital sticky notes that help our website remember your preferences and improve your browsing experience. Beyond traditional cookies, we also employ web beacons, pixel tags, and local storage technologies to gather insights about how our financial fraud prevention platform serves you.

These technologies work behind the scenes, collecting information about your interactions with our content, the pages you visit most frequently, and the features you find most valuable. This data helps us understand which fraud prevention resources are most effective for our Australian users and where we can make meaningful improvements.

Types of Tracking We Employ

How Tracking Enhances Your Experience

• Personalized Dashboard: Your most-used fraud prevention tools appear prominently based on your usage patterns
• Streamlined Navigation: We track which sections users visit most to optimize our menu structure and reduce clicks to important resources
• Content Relevance: Our system notes which types of financial fraud information you engage with most, helping surface similar educational materials
• Session Continuity: If you're researching investment scams across multiple pages, cookies maintain your research context and related recommendations
• Performance Optimization: We monitor loading times and user interactions to identify and fix bottlenecks in our fraud reporting system

Data Retention and Your Control

Different tracking technologies have varying lifespans on your device. Session cookies disappear when you close your browser, while persistent cookies might remain for months or years unless you manually remove them. Our analytics cookies typically expire after two years, but marketing cookies may persist longer depending on third-party services.

You maintain complete control over this data collection. The rejection button above immediately purges all non-essential cookies from your browser and signals our systems to stop placing new tracking cookies. However, this may limit some personalization features and require you to re-enter preferences on future visits.

Browser-Based Cookie Management

Every modern browser provides built-in tools for managing cookies and tracking preferences. While the exact steps vary, you can typically find these controls in your browser's privacy or security settings.

Most browsers also offer "incognito" or "private browsing" modes that automatically block many types of tracking. However, this may interfere with some features of our fraud prevention platform that require data persistence to function effectively.

Third-Party Integration and Data Sharing

Our fraud prevention platform integrates with several external services that may place their own tracking cookies on your device. These include analytics providers, security services, and educational content partners. When you interact with embedded content like fraud prevention videos or downloadable guides, additional cookies from these partners may be stored.

We carefully vet all third-party services to ensure they meet Australian privacy standards, but each operates under their own privacy policies. Some of these services may track your activity across multiple websites, building broader profiles of your online behavior for advertising or analytics purposes.

• Google Analytics for understanding user behavior patterns
• Security services for detecting fraudulent access attempts
• Content delivery networks for faster resource loading
• Educational partners for webinar registration and participation tracking
• Email marketing platforms when you subscribe to our fraud prevention updates