Cookie Policy

Cookies are small text files that websites place on your device when you visit them. At Deepclarionex, we use various tracking technologies including cookies, web beacons, and local storage to make your machine learning journey more personalized and efficient.

These technologies help us remember your preferences, track your progress through our courses, and provide you with relevant content recommendations. Think of them as digital bookmarks that help us create a smoother, more tailored experience for each learner.

We categorize our tracking technologies into four main types, each serving different purposes in your learning experience:

Our tracking technologies work behind the scenes to create a more intelligent learning environment. When you're working through a complex neural network tutorial, our system remembers where you paused, what code examples you bookmarked, and which concepts you marked for review.

For instance, if you consistently pause videos during mathematical explanations, our system might start suggesting additional resources for those topics. If you prefer Python over R in your data science examples, we'll remember that preference across all your courses.

We also use aggregated data to improve our content. If many students struggle with a particular concept about gradient descent, we might create additional explanatory content or adjust our teaching approach. This collective intelligence helps everyone learn more effectively.

We retain different types of tracking data for varying periods based on their purpose. Essential cookies typically last for your session or until you log out. Preference cookies might last for several months so you don't have to reset your choices every visit.

Analytics data is generally retained for up to two years in aggregated form, helping us understand long-term learning trends and course effectiveness. Marketing cookies usually expire within 30-90 days, ensuring our recommendations stay current with your evolving interests.

Most modern browsers give you detailed control over cookies and tracking technologies. You can typically find these settings in your browser's privacy or security section. Here's what you can do:

Block all cookies (though this will significantly impact site functionality), allow only first-party cookies, delete existing cookies, or set cookies to be automatically deleted when you close your browser. Some browsers also offer "incognito" or private browsing modes that don't store cookies between sessions.

If you're using Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge, look for "Privacy Settings" or "Cookie Settings" in your browser menu. Each browser handles these controls slightly differently, but they all provide options to customize your tracking preferences.

Remember that disabling certain types of cookies might affect your ability to access some features of our machine learning platform, particularly those that require remembering your progress or preferences.