Cookie Policy

Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit websites. Think of them as digital breadcrumbs that help websites remember your preferences and improve your browsing experience. We also use similar technologies like web beacons, pixel tags, and local storage.

These technologies serve various purposes - from remembering your language preferences to understanding how visitors navigate our site. Some cookies are essential for basic website functionality, while others help us analyze user behavior and optimize our testing process improvement services.

Our tracking methods fall into several categories, each serving specific purposes for improving our website and services:

Our tracking technologies work behind the scenes to create a smoother, more relevant experience. When you visit our services page, cookies remember that you're interested in testing process improvement, so we can prioritize related content on future visits.

For our Taiwan-based clients, we use location data to display appropriate contact information, business hours, and region-specific case studies. Analytics help us understand that visitors from technology companies spend more time on our automation testing content, so we've optimized those pages accordingly.

Performance tracking reveals that mobile users prefer shorter content blocks, leading us to restructure our learning program information for better mobile accessibility. These insights directly translate into website improvements that benefit all visitors.

You have complete control over cookie settings through your browser preferences. Most browsers allow you to block all cookies, accept only first-party cookies, or receive notifications before cookies are stored.

Keep in mind that blocking certain cookies may affect website functionality. Essential cookies ensure secure connections and proper navigation, while blocking analytics cookies won't impact your browsing experience but limits our ability to improve the site.

Different types of tracking data have varying retention periods. Session cookies expire when you close your browser, while persistent cookies may last from a few days to several years, depending on their purpose.

Analytics data is typically retained for 26 months, giving us sufficient time to identify trends and improvements. Marketing cookies generally expire within 13 months, ensuring relevance while respecting privacy expectations.

If you're concerned about tracking across multiple websites, consider using private browsing modes, clearing cookies regularly, or employing browser extensions that block tracking technologies.