Cookies are small text files that websites place on your device when you visit them. Think of them as digital breadcrumbs that help websites remember your preferences and improve your browsing experience. At ByteOnLogic, we use cookies and similar tracking technologies to make our educational platform more useful and accessible for everyone.

Beyond traditional cookies, we also employ web beacons, pixel tags, and local storage technologies. These tools work together to help us understand how visitors interact with our web accessibility content and learning resources. We're committed to transparency about these technologies because accessibility means being clear about how our website functions.

Our commitment extends to ensuring these technologies themselves are accessible. We've designed our tracking implementations to work seamlessly with screen readers and other assistive technologies that our users rely on.

We categorize our tracking technologies into four main types, each serving specific purposes in delivering our web accessibility education services:

The information we collect through cookies serves several important purposes in improving our web accessibility education services:

We never sell your data to third parties. Our focus remains on using this information to create better educational experiences for everyone interested in web accessibility. When we do share anonymized insights, it's typically with accessibility researchers or to contribute to industry best practices.

You have complete control over how cookies are used on your device. Most web browsers allow you to manage cookie settings, and we respect whatever choices you make. Here's how to adjust settings in popular browsers:

Keep in mind that blocking certain cookies might affect your experience on our educational platform. Essential cookies ensure basic functionality works properly, while functional cookies remember your accessibility preferences. You can always adjust these settings later if needed.

You have several rights regarding the data we collect through cookies. You can request to see what information we've gathered, ask us to delete your data, or opt out of non-essential tracking entirely. We've built our systems to honor these requests quickly and thoroughly.

If you're concerned about privacy while using our accessibility education resources, we recommend reviewing your browser's privacy settings and considering tools like private browsing modes. These can limit data collection while still allowing you to access our learning materials effectively.

For users of assistive technologies: Our cookie management systems are designed to work seamlessly with screen readers and other accessibility tools. All cookie preference controls include proper ARIA labels and keyboard navigation support.

Sometimes our website uses services from other companies that might place their own cookies on your device. These typically include analytics services that help us understand website performance and educational content delivery networks that ensure fast loading times.

We carefully evaluate all third-party services to ensure they meet our accessibility and privacy standards. Any external service we use must demonstrate that their tools work properly with assistive technologies and respect user privacy choices.

Popular third-party services on our site might include Google Analytics for understanding content engagement and content delivery networks for faster page loading. Each of these services has their own privacy policies and cookie management options that you can explore independently.

We update this cookie policy periodically to reflect changes in our educational platform, new technologies we implement, or evolving privacy regulations. When we make significant changes, we'll notify users through our website and provide clear explanations of what's different.

As web accessibility standards evolve and new assistive technologies emerge, our approach to cookies and tracking may need to adapt as well. We're committed to maintaining transparency throughout any changes and ensuring our practices continue supporting users with diverse accessibility needs.

We encourage you to review this policy occasionally, especially if you have specific privacy concerns or use specialized assistive technologies. Our goal is always to balance useful functionality with respect for your privacy and accessibility requirements.