What Are Cookies and How We Use Them

Cookies are small data files that websites store on your device when you visit them. At vexoliranta, we use cookies to make your experience smoother and more personalized. Think of them as helpful little notes that remember your preferences — like keeping you logged in or remembering which financial tools you've used before.

We also use similar technologies like web beacons, pixels, and local storage. These work alongside cookies to help us understand how people use our services and improve them accordingly. For instance, we might notice that users frequently access our budgeting tools on mobile devices, which helps us optimize that experience.

Types of Tracking We Use

How Tracking Enhances Your Experience

Here's how our tracking actually helps you day-to-day. When you log into your vexoliranta account, cookies remember your dashboard preferences so everything appears just how you like it. If you're researching home loans, our system remembers where you left off and can suggest relevant calculators or guides.

We also use tracking to prevent you from seeing the same educational content repeatedly. Instead, we can show you new financial tips or tools that align with your interests. This makes your time on our platform more valuable and less repetitive.

Our performance tracking helps us spot and fix issues quickly. If our mortgage calculator starts loading slowly for mobile users, we'll notice and address it before it affects too many people. That's the kind of behind-the-scenes improvement that tracking enables.

Data Retention and Your Control

You have several ways to control cookies beyond our preference system. Most browsers let you block or delete cookies entirely, though this might affect how our website functions. You can usually find these settings in your browser's privacy or security section.

If you use multiple devices or browsers, you'll need to set your preferences for each one separately. We can't sync these preferences across different browsers because that would require... well, cookies.

Browser Configuration Guide

Each browser handles cookie settings differently, but they're usually found in the privacy or security sections of your browser settings. Chrome users can type "chrome://settings/privacy" into their address bar for quick access. Firefox users can go to Preferences > Privacy & Security.

Safari users on Mac can find cookie settings under Safari > Preferences > Privacy. On mobile devices, cookie controls are typically in your browser's settings menu under Privacy or Security.

Keep in mind that blocking all cookies might prevent some parts of our website from working properly. Essential functions like logging in or accessing your saved information require certain cookies to function correctly.