At DynamixRay, we believe in transparency about how our educational platform operates behind the scenes. When you visit dynamixray.com, we use various technologies to enhance your learning experience and understand how people interact with our decentralized network curriculum.

Think of these tracking tools as helpful assistants. They remember your preferences, track which learning modules you've completed, and help us identify which educational content resonates most with students interested in blockchain and distributed systems.

We've structured this policy to be genuinely useful—not just legal compliance. You'll find practical explanations about what happens when you browse our courses, register for webinars, or download our educational resources about network architecture and consensus algorithms.

Our website employs several methods to collect information about how visitors engage with our educational content. Each serves a specific purpose in creating a better learning environment for students exploring decentralized technologies.

When you first visit our site, your browser automatically receives small text files that help us recognize you during subsequent visits. This allows us to show relevant course recommendations based on your previous interests in topics like consensus protocols or distributed ledger technologies.

We also track how long visitors spend reading specific articles about network security or smart contract development. This data helps us identify which educational content provides the most value and where students typically need additional clarification.

Different tracking technologies serve distinct purposes on our educational platform. Here's how we categorize them based on their function and importance to your learning experience.

Our data collection focuses on creating a more effective educational environment for students interested in decentralized network technologies. We gather information that directly improves your learning experience or helps us develop better course content.

When you register for our webinars about network architecture or distributed systems, we track attendance patterns and engagement levels. This helps us schedule future sessions at optimal times and adjust presentation formats based on what keeps students most engaged.

We also monitor which browser types and devices students use to access our platform. Since many of our courses include interactive network diagrams and code examples, this technical data helps us ensure compatibility across different systems and optimize loading speeds for resource-intensive educational content.

For students who download our whitepapers on consensus algorithms or distributed ledger design, we track which topics generate the most interest. This guides our curriculum development and helps us prioritize which advanced topics to cover in upcoming courses scheduled for late 2025 and early 2026.

You maintain significant control over how our tracking technologies interact with your browsing experience. Most modern browsers provide straightforward options for managing these preferences, though some choices might affect how smoothly our educational platform functions.

To disable cookies entirely, access your browser's privacy settings and select the option to block all cookies from websites. Keep in mind this will prevent you from staying logged in during webinar sessions and will reset your course progress each time you visit.

Chrome users can access these settings through Chrome Settings > Privacy and Security > Cookies and other site data. Firefox users should navigate to Firefox Preferences > Privacy & Security. Safari users will find these controls under Safari Preferences > Privacy.

If you prefer to maintain course progress and login functionality while limiting other tracking, consider configuring your browser to accept only first-party cookies. This allows our educational platform to function normally while blocking third-party analytics tools.

Different types of information stay in our systems for varying lengths of time, depending on their purpose and your ongoing relationship with our educational programs. We aim to balance providing a seamless learning experience with respecting your privacy preferences.

Course progress data and bookmarks remain accessible for 18 months after your last login, giving you plenty of time to resume studies if life gets busy. Students who complete our certification programs will find their achievement records maintained indefinitely for future verification purposes.

Anonymous analytics data about page views and content engagement gets aggregated and stored for up to three years. This long-term perspective helps us identify trends in student interests and adjust our curriculum accordingly. For instance, increased interest in specific consensus mechanisms or network protocols guides our course development timeline.

Email addresses collected during webinar registrations remain in our system until you unsubscribe or request removal. We use these primarily for sending course updates and information about new educational offerings related to decentralized network technologies.

Technical logs containing IP addresses and browser information are automatically purged after six months. These logs help us troubleshoot platform issues and optimize performance, but we don't need to retain this technical data long-term.