What This Policy Covers

This document explains how lighta-portalx.com uses tracking technologies. We're being upfront about what happens when you visit our site and what information gets collected along the way.

We know policy pages can be tedious. We've tried to make this straightforward without burying the important bits in legal speak.

Understanding Tracking Technologies

When you browse our website, small data files get stored on your device. These are commonly called cookies, though the technology includes a few different methods.

Think of them as breadcrumbs that help us remember you between visits. Some expire when you close your browser. Others stick around longer to remember your preferences or analyse how people move through the site.

Types of Tracking We Use

What Gets Tracked and Why

Technical Information

Browser type, device specs, screen resolution. This helps us ensure the site works across different setups. Mobile users get a different layout than desktop visitors, for example.

Navigation Patterns

We log which pages you view and how long you spend there. If everyone bounces off a particular page within seconds, that's a sign something's wrong with it.

Interaction Events

Button clicks, form starts, scroll depth. This shows whether people actually engage with content or just skim past it. Helps us identify what's worth keeping and what's just taking up space.

Referral Sources

Where did you come from before landing here? Search engine? Social media? Direct link? Knowing this helps us understand which channels bring quality traffic.

How Long Data Sticks Around

Session cookies vanish when you close your browser. That's usually within a few hours unless you leave tabs open for days.

Persistent cookies have set expiration dates. Preference cookies might last six months or a year. Analytics data typically expires after two years, though the aggregated insights stay in our reports indefinitely.

Some tracking persists until you manually clear your browser data. We can't control that from our end.

Managing Your Preferences

Modern browsers give you control over cookie handling. You can block them entirely, allow only first-party cookies, or clear everything each session.

Blocking all cookies will likely break certain features. Forms might not submit properly. Some pages might not remember you logged in. It's a tradeoff between privacy and functionality.

Third-Party Services

We occasionally use external services for specific functions. Analytics platforms, form handlers, embedded content. Each has its own tracking methods and policies.

When you interact with embedded content, those providers might set their own cookies. We don't control their practices, though we try to work with reputable services that respect user privacy.