When you visit our website, small data files get stored on your device. These files help the site remember your settings, understand how people use our platform, and improve your experience.

Think of them as digital sticky notes. Some are necessary — like remembering you're logged in when you navigate between pages. Others help us see which features people actually use so we can make better decisions about what to build next.

These are the ones we can't turn off. Without them, the site simply doesn't work properly:

• Session identifiers – Keep you logged in as you move around the platform
• Security tokens – Protect your account from unauthorized access
• Load balancing – Route your requests to the right server
• CSRF protection – Prevent malicious requests from other sites

These typically expire when you close your browser or after a specific session timeout period.

We store preferences to save you time on repeat visits. For example, if you always view your budget in a specific currency or prefer dark mode, we remember that. These don't track your behavior — they just store the choices you've explicitly made.

Here's where things get more interesting. We use analytics to see patterns across all our users:

• Which budget automation features actually get used versus ignored
• Where people typically drop off during account setup
• How long it takes pages to load in different regions of Thailand
• What device types and browsers our users prefer

This data is anonymous. We're looking at trends across hundreds or thousands of sessions, not tracking individual people's every move.

If you've seen our ads on other sites after visiting pulsarmax.com, that's retargeting at work. Marketing trackers help us understand whether our advertising actually brings in users who stick around.

We also use these to avoid showing you the same ad repeatedly or to exclude existing customers from signup campaigns. More efficient for us, less annoying for you.

You've got several options for controlling data tracking on pulsarmax.com.

The simplest approach? Use the rejection button at the top of this page. That'll clear all non-essential tracking immediately and set a preference flag so we remember your choice.

You can also control things through your browser settings. Every major browser lets you view, manage, and delete individual data files. Keep in mind that if you clear everything, you'll lose your saved preferences and will need to log in again.

Most browsers also offer "Do Not Track" signals. We respect these requests, though it's worth noting that there's no universal standard for how sites should respond to them.

Different tracking technologies have different lifespans. Session-based ones disappear when you close your browser. Persistent ones stick around until their expiration date — which might be anywhere from 30 days to two years depending on their purpose.

You're always in control. Delete them whenever you want through your browser, or use our rejection tool to clear non-essential tracking right now.

If you're a registered user and want us to delete all stored preferences and analytical data associated with your account, reach out to our support team. We'll handle that within a few business days.

Some tracking technologies on pulsarmax.com come from services we use rather than being set directly by us. For example, if we embed a support chat widget or use a third-party analytics platform, those services might place their own trackers.

We only work with reputable providers who meet strict privacy standards. That said, each service has its own privacy policy that governs how they handle data. We've vetted them, but you should review their policies too if you're concerned about specific providers.

We update this policy occasionally as we add new features or change which services we use. When we make significant changes, we'll update the date at the top and notify active users through email or an in-platform message.

Minor clarifications or additions might happen without specific notification, so it's worth checking back here every few months if you're particularly interested in how we handle tracking.