Cookie & Data Usage Policy

myrquonivae uses various tracking technologies to enhance your experience on our financial platform. These small data files help us remember your preferences, analyze site performance, and provide personalized content about budget performance metrics.

Think of cookies as digital breadcrumbs that help websites recognize you. When you visit myrquonivae.com, we might place several types of tracking files on your device. Some are absolutely necessary — like the ones that keep you logged into your account securely. Others help us understand which sections of our financial tools you find most valuable.

Our tracking technologies serve specific purposes related to improving your financial planning experience. We're not interested in invasive surveillance — rather, we want to make our platform more intuitive and helpful for Canadian users managing their budgets.

• Remembering your preferred dashboard layout and financial goal categories
• Analyzing which budget tracking features are most frequently accessed
• Understanding regional preferences for financial planning tools across Canada
• Measuring performance of our educational content about personal finance
• Detecting and preventing suspicious account activity or unauthorized access
• Personalizing recommendations for budget optimization strategies
• Testing new features with select user groups to gather feedback

For example, if our analytics show that most users from Ontario prefer monthly budget views while Alberta users favor weekly breakdowns, we can adapt our interface accordingly. This data helps us make informed decisions about feature development without compromising individual privacy.

Different types of tracking data have varying retention periods based on their purpose and legal requirements. Here's how long we maintain different categories of information:

We regularly review and purge outdated tracking data as part of our privacy maintenance procedures. Users can request immediate deletion of their tracking profile by contacting our privacy team.

You have multiple options for controlling how myrquonivae tracks your interactions. While we believe our tracking enhances your experience, we respect your right to limit data collection.

Browser-level controls offer the most comprehensive management. Modern browsers include sophisticated cookie management systems where you can block specific domains, delete stored data, or prevent future tracking entirely. Most browsers also support "Do Not Track" signals, though implementation varies across websites.

• Use your browser's privacy settings to block third-party cookies
• Enable private/incognito browsing for sessions without tracking
• Install privacy-focused browser extensions for granular control
• Clear your browser's stored data regularly to remove tracking files
• Configure your browser to prompt before accepting cookies
• Use the rejection button above to opt out of non-essential tracking

Remember that blocking essential cookies may limit some functionality on myrquonivae.com. Features like secure login, form submissions, and preference storage require basic tracking capabilities to function properly.

myrquonivae partners with select third-party services to provide comprehensive analytics and security monitoring. These partnerships are carefully vetted to ensure they align with Canadian privacy standards and our commitment to user data protection.

Our third-party integrations typically include web analytics platforms, security monitoring services, and performance measurement tools. Each service operates under strict data processing agreements that limit how they can use information collected through our platform.

When you reject non-essential cookies through our preference center, we also signal these third-party services to limit their data collection on myrquonivae.com. This includes disabling marketing pixels, reducing analytics granularity, and preventing cross-site tracking mechanisms.

For users concerned about third-party tracking, we recommend reviewing your broader internet privacy settings, using VPN services, and considering privacy-focused browsers designed to minimize data sharing across websites.