Cookie Policy

When you visit apinetcloudx.com, small text files get stored on your device. These files help us remember your preferences, understand how traders interact with our calendar features, and keep your session secure while you analyze market events. We don't hide behind vague language here.

Think of these tracking files as digital bookmarks that remember things like your preferred currency pairs, timezone settings for economic announcements, and which calendar filters you use most often. Some expire when you close your browser. Others stick around to save your settings for next time.

What Tracking Technologies We Actually Use

We use several types of tracking methods across our platform. Each serves a specific purpose, and we're breaking them down without the usual corporate fluff.

How These Trackers Improve Your Experience

Real examples matter more than abstract promises. Here's what actually happens when tracking is enabled on apinetcloudx.com:

• Your economic calendar automatically filters to show only high-impact USD events because that's what you viewed last session
• Custom alerts you set for specific indicators (like Non-Farm Payroll or Fed rate decisions) stay active across devices
• The platform remembers your preferred chart timeframes and market pair selections
• We detect which educational resources helped traders understand market volatility during major announcements
• Session security stays intact even if your connection drops during active trading hours
• Historical comparison features load faster because we cache your frequently accessed date ranges

Without functional trackers, you'd need to reconfigure your entire dashboard every single visit. That gets old fast when you're trying to catch market-moving news before everyone else.

Managing Your Tracking Preferences

Data Retention and Your Control

Different trackers expire at different times based on their purpose. Session trackers vanish when you close the browser. Preference trackers might last a year so your settings persist. Analytics data gets anonymized after 90 days.

Retention Timeline Breakdown

You can clear stored data anytime through your browser settings. This logs you out and resets everything to default. Some traders do this before major economic announcements to ensure they're working with fresh data and no cached information.

Third-Party Tracking on Our Platform

We use external analytics services to understand how traders navigate the economic calendar. These services (like standard web analytics tools) place their own trackers that follow their privacy policies, not just ours.

When you load market data widgets or embedded trading education videos, those third-party platforms may also track interaction. We don't control their tracking methods, but we only work with services that meet basic privacy standards relevant to financial data handling.

Mobile and App-Based Tracking

Mobile browsers handle tracking differently than desktop versions. The core functionality remains the same, but storage limitations mean some preference trackers expire faster on mobile devices.

If you access our economic calendar through a mobile browser in private/incognito mode, only essential session trackers function. Your preferences won't save between sessions, but you maintain full access to real-time market event data and analysis tools.

Changes to This Policy

When we modify tracking methods or add new technologies, this policy gets updated. The date at the top reflects the most recent changes. Major updates that affect how we collect or use data will be announced through platform notifications when you log in.

We don't make silent changes to tracking practices. If something significant shifts in how we handle your data or which third-party services we use, you'll know about it before the change takes effect.