Think of cookies as small digital notes that websites leave on your device. When you visit codexbyteflux.com, we use these technologies to remember your preferences and improve how our GraphQL programming platform works for you.

These aren't just traditional cookies anymore — we also use web beacons, pixel tags, and local storage to create a smoother educational experience. They help us understand which GraphQL tutorials resonate most with developers and which features need improvement.

Most of these technologies are harmless data collectors. They're working behind the scenes to make your next visit faster and more personalized to your learning goals.

Different tracking methods serve different purposes on our platform. Here's how each type helps create a better educational experience:

We don't keep tracking data forever. Most analytics information is automatically deleted after 26 months, while essential cookies expire when you close your browser or log out.

Your learning progress and account preferences stick around longer — typically until you decide to delete your account. This ensures you don't lose months of hard work if you take a break from studying.

You can request deletion of your data at any time by contacting our support team. We'll remove your information within 30 days, though some anonymized usage statistics might remain to help improve the platform for other students.

Some tracking on our site comes from external services we integrate with. We use Google Analytics to understand site usage patterns and Vimeo for video hosting, which may set their own cookies.

These third-party services have their own privacy policies that govern how they handle data. We choose partners who maintain high privacy standards, but you should review their policies if you want complete information about data collection.

We regularly audit these integrations to ensure they align with our commitment to student privacy and educational focus.