What This Document Covers

This page explains how romanoveridosa.com uses small data files called cookies. We're not big fans of legal jargon, so we'll keep this straightforward. Think of cookies as little helpers that remember your preferences when you visit our site.

Running an education platform focused on 3D game asset integration means we need certain technical tools to make everything work smoothly. Some cookies are absolutely necessary. Others help us understand how people use our site so we can make it better.

How Tracking Technologies Actually Work

When you browse romanoveridosa.com, your browser stores small text files on your device. These files contain information that gets sent back to our server when you return. That's basically it. Not mysterious, just practical.

Here's what happens: You visit a page. Your browser checks if it has any relevant cookies for our domain. If it does, it includes that information in the request. Our server reads it and can adjust what you see based on that data.

Categories We Use

Essential Cookies

Some cookies keep the site functioning. Without them, basic features break. You can't log in, submit forms, or access certain areas. These are non-negotiable if you want to use our platform properly.

Functional Cookies

These remember your choices. Language preferences, display settings, that sort of thing. They make your experience more personalized without tracking your behavior across the web.

For instance, if you've adjusted video playback quality in our course materials, a functional cookie remembers that setting for your next visit. Convenient, not creepy.

Analytics Cookies

We want to know which pages get the most attention and where people tend to leave. Analytics cookies help us answer those questions. The data is aggregated, meaning we see patterns, not individual browsing sessions.

If we notice students frequently abandon a particular tutorial page, that tells us something might be confusing. We can then improve the content. That's the value here.

Marketing Cookies

These track your activity across sites to show relevant ads. We're honest about this. If you visit our 3D modeling course page and then see related ads elsewhere, that's marketing cookies at work.

You have control over these. The button below lets you decline all non-essential tracking, including marketing cookies.

Specific Cookies We Deploy

Here's a breakdown of what you'll encounter on romanoveridosa.com:

Managing Your Preferences

Browser-Level Controls

You can also manage cookies directly through your browser settings. Each browser handles this differently:

Be aware that aggressive cookie blocking can interfere with site features. If you're having trouble accessing course materials or completing forms, check your browser's cookie settings first.

Data Retention Periods

Different cookies have different lifespans. Session cookies disappear immediately when you close your browser. Authentication tokens typically last 30 days. Analytics data might stick around for up to two years.

We don't hold onto this data longer than necessary. Once a cookie expires, the information it contained is no longer accessible to us.

Changes to This Policy

We update this document occasionally. If we add new tracking technologies or change how we use existing ones, we'll revise this page and update the date at the top.

Major changes will be announced through email to enrolled students. For everyone else, checking back here periodically is a good idea if you're concerned about privacy practices.