1 How We Track Your Activity

When you browse spark-next.com, we collect information about your interactions to improve our financial analysis tools and provide better service. This happens through small files stored in your browser and various tracking technologies that monitor your journey through our platform.

These tracking methods help us understand which features you find most valuable, where you spend time analyzing financial data, and how we can make your experience more efficient. Think of it as getting feedback from your actions rather than asking you to fill out surveys every time you visit.

2 Types of Tracking We Use

3 What This Means for Your Experience

With tracking enabled, we can remember your dashboard layout preferences, suggest relevant financial analysis features, and load your most-used tools faster. You'll see fewer irrelevant suggestions and more targeted content that matches your analysis style.

For example, if you frequently analyze stock performance data, we'll prioritize those tools in your interface and pre-load related datasets. If you prefer certain chart formats, those become your default options automatically.

Without non-essential tracking, you'll still have full access to all features, but you might need to reconfigure preferences more often and won't receive personalized recommendations for optimization workflows.

4 Data Retention and Control

You can manage your browser's cookie settings directly through your browser preferences. Most browsers allow you to block specific types of cookies while keeping others active. Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge all provide detailed cookie management in their privacy settings.

5 Browser Configuration Guide

Chrome: Settings → Privacy and Security → Cookies and site data → Manage cookies and site data

Firefox: Preferences → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data → Manage Data

Safari: Preferences → Privacy → Manage Website Data

Edge: Settings → Privacy → Cookies and site permissions → Manage cookies

You can also use private browsing modes which automatically limit tracking, though this may affect some functionality like saving your analysis work between sessions.