Cookie and Data Usage Policy
Last Updated: March 15, 2025
We believe in transparency when it comes to how pathzomen.com uses tracking technologies. This policy explains what data we collect, how we use it, and what choices you have.
What Are Tracking Technologies?
Think of tracking technologies as digital breadcrumbs that help websites remember you and understand how you interact with content. When you visit pathzomen.com, small pieces of data get stored in your browser or sent back to our servers.
These aren't just cookies anymore. We use various methods including browser storage, pixel tags, and analytics scripts. Each serves a specific purpose in making your experience better while helping us understand what works and what doesn't.
Most of this happens quietly in the background. Your browser handles the technical stuff while you focus on learning about 3D asset integration techniques.
Quick Facts
We use tracking to improve your experience, not to invade your privacy. Most data stays anonymous and helps us make better educational content.
Essential Operations
Some tracking is necessary just to make the website function properly. This includes remembering your preferences, keeping you logged in during sessions, and ensuring forms work correctly. Without these, pathzomen.com would reset every time you clicked a link.
Performance Analytics
We track how people navigate through our educational content to identify confusing areas or popular topics. This helps us reorganize information and create more focused learning paths for game engine integration techniques.
Content Personalization
Based on which sections you spend time in, we can suggest relevant tutorials or highlight updates that match your interests. This makes your visits more productive without you having to dig through everything manually.
Session Cookies
- Keep you logged in during your visit
- Remember items in contact forms
- Maintain your language preferences
- Store temporary navigation state
Persistent Cookies
- Remember you between visits
- Save your learning progress
- Keep preferred content settings
- Store customized dashboard layouts
Analytics Tracking
- Count page visits and popular content
- Measure time spent in different sections
- Track download patterns for resources
- Monitor site performance and errors
Functional Storage
- Save your tool preferences
- Remember filter settings
- Store recently viewed tutorials
- Keep notification preferences
Managing Your Data
You have control over most tracking technologies through your browser settings. Different browsers handle this differently, but the basic principles remain consistent.
Keep in mind that blocking all tracking might affect website functionality. Essential operations need some data to work properly.
Browser Controls
In Chrome, go to Settings > Privacy and Security > Cookies
Firefox users can access Options > Privacy & Security
Safari has preferences under Privacy settings
Edge users find controls in Settings > Site Permissions
Data Retention and Your Rights
Most tracking data gets automatically deleted within 26 months. Session data disappears when you close your browser. Analytics information gets anonymized after 14 months to protect individual privacy while preserving useful patterns.
You can request to see what data we have about your visits or ask us to delete it entirely. Since most tracking happens anonymously, there might not be much personally identifiable information to review.
If you have concerns about specific tracking practices or want to understand what data we collect during your sessions, reach out through our contact information below.
Questions About Data Usage?
We're happy to explain our tracking practices in more detail or help you configure your privacy settings.
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