Jandoris Tromelio Data Tracking Policy

Before diving into the specifics, let’s set the stage for what these tracking technologies actually are. On our platform, we rely on a mix of cookies, pixel tags, local storage, and similar tools. These little bits of code and files work almost invisibly, sitting in your browser or device and quietly collecting information about how you interact with our site. Some are stored until you close your browser, while others can stick around for weeks or months, depending on their purpose. They don’t just collect data for the sake of it—each has a role in making your learning experience better, smoother, or more relevant.

There are certain tracking methods we absolutely need to make the platform work. For example, session cookies keep you logged in while you move from one lesson to the next—without them, you’d have to sign in over and over. Some cookies remember your quiz progress or the last page you visited, so you can pick up right where you left off. Without these, basic educational features like interactive assignments or personalized dashboards would just fall apart. We consider these “essential” because the platform simply doesn’t function without them.

Analytics tools are another important part of our toolkit. These methods gather details like which lessons are most popular, how long students spend on videos, and where users might get stuck. For instance, if we notice a lot of learners drop out of a particular module, we can dig into why that’s happening and improve it. We collect data on clicks, scrolling, time spent per section, and even device type—each metric tells us a little more about how to make our teaching more effective. Over time, these insights help us adjust our content, fine-tune our curriculum, and offer you a smoother, more engaging experience.

Some of our tracking technologies are designed to make things easier for you, not just for us. For example, we use cookies that remember your language preference or the font size you selected, so you don’t have to set them every time. If you mark certain topics as favorites or adjust accessibility settings, functional cookies make sure those choices stick. These tools give you a sense of continuity and comfort, making the platform feel like it’s truly yours.

We also offer customization features that tailor your experience based on your interests and progress. If you’ve shown a preference for video-based lessons or interactive quizzes, our tracking systems might highlight similar content for you on your next visit. For example, if you struggle with a particular math topic, the platform may suggest targeted practice exercises. This kind of personalization is only possible because of the data collected by our tracking methods, and we always strive to use this information responsibly and for your direct benefit.

All these tracking technologies work together in a kind of ecosystem. Essential tools keep the lights on, analytics show us the bigger picture, and customization methods fine-tune your individual journey. It’s a bit like an orchestra, where each instrument has its own part but the real magic happens when they combine. By coordinating these different types of tracking, we’re able to deliver a learning experience that’s not just functional, but also meaningful and responsive to each student’s needs.

You have real choices about how much data you share with us, and we want you to know exactly how to exercise those rights. Many of the controls you’ll use are based on privacy laws like the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) or similar frameworks, which are designed to give you more power over your personal information. Whether you want to block certain types of tracking, delete cookies, or just understand what’s happening behind the scenes, we’re committed to making these options clear and accessible.

• If you’re using a major browser like Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge, you can adjust your privacy settings directly. For example, in Chrome, go to “Settings” > “Privacy and security” > “Cookies and other site data,” where you can block third-party cookies or clear your history. In Firefox, you’ll find similar controls under “Preferences” > “Privacy & Security.” Safari users can visit “Preferences” > “Privacy” to manage website data, and Edge has its options under “Settings” > “Cookies and site permissions.” Each browser lets you remove stored cookies, block new ones, or even set exceptions for trusted sites like ours.
• Jandoris Tromelio includes a consent mechanism right on our platform. When you first visit, you’ll see a prompt asking for your preferences—usually a banner or pop-up that outlines what we collect. You can accept all tracking, reject non-essential methods, or fine-tune your settings by category. At any time, you can revisit these choices by clicking the “Privacy Settings” link found in your account menu or at the bottom of every page. This way, you’re never locked into a single decision and can change your mind as your needs shift.
• Disabling different types of tracking affects your experience in specific ways. Turning off essential cookies may prevent you from logging in or saving your progress in a lesson. If you block analytics, we won’t be able to see how you use certain tools—meaning we might miss opportunities to improve the platform. Turning off customization and functional cookies will make the site less personalized; you might need to re-enter your preferences each time or see content that’s less relevant. Each choice comes with trade-offs, so we encourage you to consider what works best for your learning style.
• There are also independent privacy tools that can give you extra control. Extensions like Privacy Badger or uBlock Origin help block trackers across different sites, not just ours. You can use privacy-focused browsers or search engines to limit data collection even further. While these tools are powerful, they can sometimes interfere with interactive features on educational platforms, such as collaborative assignments or video lessons. We recommend reviewing their settings to strike a balance between privacy and functionality, especially if you rely on all the features our learning environment offers.
• Finding the right mix of privacy and usability can be tricky. If you’re focused on maximum security, you might want to use strict browser settings and third-party tools—but keep in mind this can disrupt your ability to participate fully in classes or keep track of your progress. If you prefer a smoother, more tailored learning experience, allowing some tracking for personalization and analytics can be helpful. Our suggestion? Start with our consent controls, see how the platform feels, and adjust as you learn what works best for you.

Let’s talk about how long we keep your data. For essential cookies—like those that keep you logged in or remember your place in a lesson—we usually set them to expire once you close your browser or after a specific period, generally no longer than six months. Analytics and customization data might be retained a bit longer, sometimes up to a year, to help us analyze learning trends over time. After these periods, we have automatic deletion protocols in place, ensuring data is wiped from our systems unless you actively renew your consent or request continued storage. If you decide to delete your account, we make sure all related tracking data is promptly erased from our active records.

Security is something we take seriously—not just as a checkbox, but as a daily responsibility. We protect your data using encryption for stored information and secure protocols for data in transit. Access to tracking data is restricted within our organization, and only staff who need it for educational purposes can see it. We also run regular security audits, update our systems promptly when vulnerabilities are discovered, and keep our technical safeguards current with the latest recommendations. Organizationally, we train our team to handle your data with care and require strict confidentiality from everyone involved.

Sometimes, the data we track is combined with information from other sources to make your learning journey more complete. For example, if you connect your account with a school or institution, we might integrate your progress data with classroom assignments or grades. This helps teachers and administrators get a full view of your educational progress, but we only do this with clear consent and for legitimate educational purposes. Integration is always handled securely, and we never share your data with outside parties for advertising or unrelated uses.

Our practices are designed to comply with laws and guidelines that apply to educational services. We follow requirements from the GDPR for European users, the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) in the United States when applicable, and similar frameworks worldwide. We’re constantly reviewing our procedures to make sure we stay up-to-date with any changes in the rules, and we’re happy to answer questions about how these regulations affect your experience on our platform.

For learners joining us from outside our primary regions, we pay special attention to local privacy requirements. Personal data from different countries or jurisdictions may be stored and processed in line with local laws, and we use standard contractual clauses or similar measures to protect your information during international transfers. If you’re unsure about how your data is handled based on your location, we encourage you to reach out—our team is always ready to walk you through the specifics and address any concerns you might have.

We reserve the right to update this policy whenever our practices change or new laws come into play. For example, if we add a new feature to help students track their progress, or if privacy regulations in education shift, we’ll make sure our policy reflects those updates. Sometimes even small tweaks—like improving our consent mechanism or changing how we store tracking data—require us to revise the details you see here.

When we do make changes, we’ll let you know. Usually, we’ll send a notification through email (if you’ve provided it) and display a prominent banner on our site. We aim to provide at least two weeks’ notice before any significant changes take effect, so you have time to review what’s new and adjust your settings if needed. For minor clarifications or corrections, we may update the policy without advance notice, but we’ll always include a “last updated” date at the top for transparency.

Every version of this policy is tracked and archived. If you want to see what’s changed over time, you can access previous versions by contacting our support team or—when available—by visiting our policy archive section. We believe that open access to our policy history helps build trust and allows you to verify how our practices have evolved.

By continuing to use Jandoris Tromelio after a policy update, you’re agreeing to the latest version. If you disagree with any changes, you can always adjust your consent settings or choose to stop using the platform. We’ll always respect your choices, and we encourage you to review this policy regularly to stay informed about how your data is used.