1. What cookies are
Cookies are small files placed on your device. Similar technologies include local storage, pixels, tags, software development kits, device identifiers, and server logs.
These technologies help MyCleverly operate the service, remember settings, protect accounts, measure performance, understand usage, personalize learning, and, if enabled, deliver or measure advertising.
2. Essential technologies
Essential cookies are required for login, authentication, security, fraud prevention, checkout, consent storage, load balancing, video playback, language preferences, accessibility settings, and core platform features.
Because these technologies are necessary for the service, they cannot generally be disabled through the cookie banner, although browser blocking may cause some features to stop working.
3. Analytics and performance
Analytics technologies help us understand page views, course engagement, feature usage, errors, device performance, video quality, conversion rates, refund patterns, and content popularity.
Where required by law, analytics cookies should be optional and activated only after consent. MyCleverly should configure analytics to minimize personal data and avoid unnecessary tracking.
4. Advertising and retargeting
If enabled, advertising technologies may help measure campaigns, prevent duplicate ads, attribute purchases, build audiences, or show relevant content across websites and apps.
Advertising and cross-context behavioral tracking should be controlled through a privacy choices page and consent banner where required. Users in some jurisdictions may opt out of sale, sharing, targeted advertising, or profiling.
5. Managing preferences
Users should be able to accept all, reject non-essential, or customize cookie categories through the cookie banner or privacy preferences page. The preference center should be accessible from the footer.
Where required by law, MyCleverly should honor recognized opt-out preference signals such as Global Privacy Control for sale, sharing, or targeted advertising.
6. Cookie list and updates
A production deployment should maintain an up-to-date cookie table listing cookie name, provider, category, purpose, duration, and whether it is first-party or third-party.
Because vendors and technologies change, MyCleverly should review the cookie inventory regularly and update the banner, preference center, and policy.