What This Policy Covers

When you visit logi-deep.com, we collect certain information automatically through tracking technologies. Most websites do this, and we want to be transparent about what happens when you're here.

This document explains what tracking methods we use, why we use them, and how you can control what information gets collected. We've tried to keep things straightforward because legal documents don't have to be confusing.

How Tracking Technologies Work

Tracking technologies are small pieces of data that help websites remember who you are and what you prefer. The most common type is called a cookie—a tiny text file stored on your device when you visit a site.

When you come back to logi-deep.com, these files let us recognize your browser and recall your preferences. Some cookies stay on your device for months or years, while others disappear the moment you close your browser.

Types of Tracking We Use

Not all tracking serves the same purpose. We've organized ours into four categories so you can understand what each one does.

Specific Examples of What We Track

Here's what actually happens on logi-deep.com:

Session Management

When you navigate through our site, we maintain a session identifier that keeps track of your journey. This expires when you close your browser. Without it, moving between pages would feel like starting over each time.

Form Data Retention

If you start filling out our contact form and navigate away, we temporarily save what you've entered. This prevents the frustration of losing everything if you accidentally click away. The data clears after 24 hours or when you submit the form.

Performance Monitoring

We track page load times and technical performance metrics. When something loads slowly or breaks, we need to know about it. This data helps us fix problems before they affect too many people.

Content Engagement

We monitor which service pages and resources get the most attention. If everyone's reading about smart contract auditing but skipping deployment information, that tells us something useful about what our audience needs.

How Long We Keep This Information

Different types of data stick around for different lengths of time:

• Session cookies disappear when you close your browser
• Functional preferences stay for up to one year
• Analytical data gets aggregated and anonymized after 90 days
• Marketing cookies typically last 30 days but can extend to six months

We don't hold onto information longer than necessary. Once data has served its purpose, it gets deleted.

Managing Your Tracking Preferences

You're not stuck with our default settings. Most browsers give you control over what tracking technologies you'll accept.

Keep in mind that blocking all cookies will affect how our site works. Some features might stop functioning, and you'll need to re-enter information on each visit.

Third-Party Services

We use some external services that set their own tracking technologies. For example, if we embed a video or use an analytics platform, those providers might place cookies on your device according to their own policies.

We choose partners carefully, but we don't control their tracking practices. Each service has its own privacy policy explaining what they collect and why.

Updates to This Policy

Technology changes, and so do privacy regulations. We'll update this policy when our practices change or when new laws require it.

Check the date at the top to see when we last revised this document. Significant changes will be noted on our website homepage for at least 30 days.