What Are Tracking Technologies

Tracking technologies are small pieces of code that help websites function properly and provide better user experiences. Think of them as digital helpers that remember your preferences and make your visits smoother.

When you visit logicradiance.com, these technologies collect information about how you interact with our content. This might include which pages you find most interesting, how long you spend reading about our game mechanics courses, or whether you're returning after a previous visit.

How They Function on Our Site

Our tracking systems activate as soon as you land on any page. They work silently in the background, collecting data points about your browsing behavior. Some information gets stored locally on your device, while other data gets sent to our servers for analysis.

Types of Tracking We Use

How Tracking Enhances Your Experience

Personalized Learning Paths

When you browse our 3D design tutorials or game mechanics guides, our tracking helps us suggest related content that matches your skill level and interests. If you spend time reading about character animation, we'll prioritize similar advanced topics in your future visits.

Progress Tracking

For users exploring our learning materials, cookies remember where you left off in course descriptions, which program details you've already reviewed, and what information you might want to revisit. This saves you time and creates a more streamlined browsing experience.

Technical Optimization

Analytics data helps us identify which pages load slowly, where users encounter problems, and what content formats work best. This information directly improves site performance and user experience for everyone.

Managing Your Preferences

Browser Settings

Most modern browsers give you control over cookie settings. You can typically find these options in your browser's privacy or security settings. Here you can block specific types of cookies, clear existing ones, or set up automatic deletion rules.

Keep in mind that blocking certain cookies might affect site functionality. Essential cookies are necessary for basic operations, so disabling them could prevent you from accessing course information or contacting our team.

What You Can Control

• Accept or reject non-essential cookies when you first visit
• Clear all stored cookies from your browser settings
• Set your browser to ask permission before storing new cookies
• Block third-party tracking while allowing our site cookies
• Use private browsing mode to prevent long-term data storage

Data Retention and Your Rights

How Long We Keep Information

Different types of data have different retention periods. Session cookies expire when you close your browser. Preference cookies typically last up to one year, while analytics data gets aggregated and anonymized after six months.

We regularly review stored data and delete information that's no longer necessary for improving our educational services or maintaining site functionality.

Your Control Options

You have the right to know what information we've collected about your visits. You can also request that we delete your browsing data or correct any inaccurate information in our systems.

If you have questions about specific data we've collected or want to exercise any of these rights, contact our team using the information provided below.

Updates to This Policy

We update this policy when we change how we use tracking technologies or when regulations require modifications. Significant changes get announced through our website, and we always maintain the current version at this location.

We recommend checking this page occasionally, especially if you have concerns about data privacy or want to stay informed about our practices.