What Are Cookies

Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit websites. They help sites remember your preferences and recognize you during future visits.

Think of them as digital bookmarks. When you return to our platform, cookies help us restore your settings and provide a personalized experience without requiring you to reconfigure everything each time.

We also use similar technologies like pixel tags and local storage. These work alongside cookies to help us understand how people interact with our financial analysis software.

Types of Tracking We Use

Why We Use These Technologies

Our financial analysis platform is complex. Cookies help us make it work smoothly for thousands of users across Thailand and beyond.

For example, when you create a custom dashboard with specific financial indicators, functional cookies remember your layout. When you return next week, everything appears exactly as you configured it.

Analytics data shows us which features get used most often and where people encounter difficulties. This information guides our development priorities. If we notice many users struggling with a particular calculation tool, we know to improve that interface.

Marketing cookies help us understand which educational resources resonate with different user groups. Someone learning about stock analysis might benefit from different materials than someone focused on portfolio management.

How Long Data Persists

Managing Your Preferences

You have several options for controlling cookies on blinkonlink.com. The simplest method is using the "Decline All Non-Essential Cookies" button at the top of this page.

When you click that button, we immediately remove analytics and marketing cookies from your browser. We also store your preference so these cookies won't be set during future visits. Your financial analysis tools will continue working normally, though you'll need to reconfigure dashboard preferences each session.

Most browsers let you block all cookies by default, though this may interfere with website functionality. A middle-ground approach is allowing first-party cookies while blocking third-party tracking.

Third-Party Services

Some cookies on our platform come from external services we integrate with. For instance, if we embed a financial data visualization from a partner provider, that component may set its own cookies.

We carefully select third-party services and require them to follow data protection standards. However, their cookies operate under their own policies. We recommend reviewing the privacy policies of these services if you want complete information about their data practices.

Current third-party integrations include analytics providers and educational content platforms. We update this list as our service partnerships evolve.

Updates to This Policy

We review this cookie policy every six months and update it when we introduce new tracking technologies or change how we use existing ones.

Significant changes get announced through our platform notification system. If you have an account with us, you'll see an alert about policy updates when you next log in.

The "Last Updated" date at the top of this page shows when we most recently modified the policy. We keep archived versions available upon request if you want to review historical changes.