Cookie & Data Usage Policy

Transparent information about how FuseConnectPage tracks and manages your data to enhance your financial learning experience

Current Status: Standard Cookie Settings Active

How We Use Tracking Technologies

FuseConnectPage employs various tracking methods to deliver personalized financial education content and improve your learning experience. We collect data about how you interact with our budgeting tools, which lessons you complete, and what forecasting features you use most frequently.

This information helps us understand which educational materials work best for different learning styles and allows us to recommend relevant content based on your progress through our financial planning curriculum.

Types of Tracking We Implement

Functional Tracking

Remembers your login status, course progress, and customized dashboard settings. These help maintain your learning continuity across sessions and keep your financial planning tools configured to your preferences.

Analytics Tracking

Monitors which budgeting calculators get used most, how long students spend on forecasting lessons, and which educational pathways lead to better completion rates. This data guides our content development.

Performance Tracking

Tracks page loading times, identifies technical issues with our financial tools, and monitors system performance to ensure our budgeting calculators and planning resources work smoothly.

Educational Tracking

Records your progress through our financial literacy modules, tracks quiz scores, and identifies areas where additional learning support might be beneficial for your development.

Essential Cookies (Cannot Be Disabled)

Some tracking is necessary for basic website functionality and cannot be turned off. These essential elements ensure your account security and maintain core features:

  • User authentication and secure login sessions
  • Shopping cart functionality for course purchases
  • Form submission security and data protection
  • Language preferences and accessibility settings
  • Basic fraud prevention and account security

Data Retention: Essential cookies expire after 30 days of inactivity. Your course progress and account preferences are stored until you request deletion or close your account.

How Tracking Enhances Your Experience

When you're working through our financial planning curriculum, our tracking systems identify which concepts you've mastered and which areas need more attention. For example, if you spend extra time on budgeting fundamentals, we might suggest additional practice exercises or recommend our advanced budgeting workshop.

The analytics also help us improve our teaching methods. If many students struggle with a particular forecasting concept, we know to create additional explanatory content or redesign that module for better clarity.

Managing Your Browser Cookie Settings

You can control most tracking through your browser settings, though this might limit some functionality on our learning platform:

Chrome

Settings → Privacy and Security → Cookies and site data → Block third-party cookies

Firefox

Preferences → Privacy & Security → Enhanced Tracking Protection → Custom settings

Safari

Preferences → Privacy → Block all cookies (may affect course functionality)

Edge

Settings → Cookies and site permissions → Manage and delete cookies

Your Control Options

Beyond the rejection button above, you have several ways to manage your data. You can request a complete download of your learning progress data, ask us to delete specific tracking information, or opt out of educational analytics while keeping functional features active.

Students often find that allowing functional and educational tracking significantly improves their learning experience, while analytics tracking is less critical for day-to-day use of our platform.

Questions About Our Data Practices?

Our data protection team is available to discuss any concerns about tracking or privacy.

Email:

Office: 37 Đ. Mai Anh Tuấn, TT. Nga Sơn, Nga Sơn, Thanh Hoá, Vietnam

Phone: +84963333776

Last updated: February 2025 | This policy reflects current tracking practices as of early 2025