Tracking technologies are small data files or scripts that help websites function properly and provide insights into user behavior. When you visit klyntarivo.com, we use several types of these technologies to enhance your experience and improve our financial reporting services.

Common tracking technologies include:

• Browser cookies that store your preferences
• Pixel tags that measure page performance
• Local storage for temporary data
• Analytics scripts that track usage patterns
• Session identifiers for security purposes

Here's what tracking technologies actually do for you when you use our financial reporting platform:

Analytics help us identify that most users spend time on quarterly earnings summaries, so we've made those reports more prominent and easier to navigate. Without usage data, we wouldn't know which features matter most to investors.

Security tracking detects unusual login patterns that might indicate unauthorized access attempts. This protects both your account and the sensitive financial data you're accessing.

Specific examples of how we use tracking data:

• Remembering which financial sectors you follow most closely
• Saving your preferred report formats and viewing options
• Identifying popular research topics to prioritize new content
• Detecting and preventing suspicious account activity
• Optimizing page loading times for frequently accessed reports

We don't keep tracking data indefinitely. Different types of information have different retention periods based on their purpose:

Essential cookies remain active only during your session and expire when you close your browser. These are necessary for basic functionality and cannot be disabled without affecting your ability to access financial reports.

Preference cookies last up to 12 months, giving you time between visits while ensuring your customizations don't become outdated if your needs change.

Analytics data is aggregated and anonymized within 30 days. We keep general usage patterns for up to 2 years to identify long-term trends that help improve our services, but this data can't be traced back to individual users.

Some tracking on our site comes from external services we use to provide better functionality. These include:

Google Analytics helps us understand website performance and user behavior patterns. Google processes this data according to their own privacy policies, and we've configured it to anonymize IP addresses.

Security monitoring services watch for potential threats and unusual activity. These services only receive the minimum data necessary to protect our platform and your information.

We carefully vet all third-party services and ensure they meet our privacy standards. However, these external services operate under their own privacy policies, which we encourage you to review.

You can request information about what tracking data we've collected about your visits, ask us to delete this data, or opt out of non-essential tracking.

If you disable cookies entirely, you'll still be able to view our public financial reports, but you won't be able to customize your experience or access personalized features.

For users in regions with specific data protection laws, we comply with local requirements for consent, data access, and deletion rights. Contact us if you need to exercise these rights.