What Are Cookies and Tracking Technologies

When you visit streamon-coder.com, we use various tracking technologies to make your experience smoother and more personalized. Think of cookies as small digital notes that help our website remember your preferences and improve how everything works together.

These technologies include traditional HTTP cookies, local storage, session storage, and web beacons. Each serves a specific purpose in helping us deliver better user acceptance testing coordination services to our Taiwan-based clients and international partners.

How We Use Tracking Data

Our tracking helps us understand which parts of our testing coordination platform work best for different types of projects. For example, when clients repeatedly access certain testing templates or workflow tools, we know these features are valuable.

We also track technical performance metrics. If users in Taitung City experience slower load times on specific pages, this data helps us optimize our servers and content delivery for better regional performance.

Specific Usage Examples

• Remembering your preferred testing methodology settings between visits
• Tracking which coordination tools are most effective for different project types
• Analyzing user flow through our project setup wizard to identify improvement opportunities
• Monitoring system performance during peak testing periods

Types of Tracking We Implement

Managing Your Tracking Preferences

You have several options for controlling how tracking technologies work on your device. Most modern browsers let you block or delete cookies entirely, though this might affect website functionality.

Browser Configuration Options

• Chrome: Settings > Privacy and Security > Cookies and other site data
• Firefox: Preferences > Privacy & Security > Cookies and Site Data
• Safari: Preferences > Privacy > Manage Website Data
• Edge: Settings > Cookies and site permissions > Cookies and site data

You can also use private browsing modes, which automatically delete tracking data when you close your browser session. Keep in mind that blocking all cookies might prevent you from accessing your testing project dashboards or saving work progress.

Data Retention and Storage

Different types of tracking data have different lifecycles on our systems. Session cookies expire when you close your browser, while preference cookies might last up to two years so you don't have to reconfigure settings frequently.

Performance analytics data gets aggregated and anonymized within 90 days. We keep project-specific tracking data for active accounts but automatically purge it when accounts remain inactive for more than 18 months.

All tracking data is stored on secure servers with encryption both in transit and at rest. We follow industry standard security practices to protect this information from unauthorized access.

Third-Party Integrations

Some tracking technologies come from third-party services we integrate with to provide better testing coordination capabilities. These include performance monitoring tools, content delivery networks, and communication platforms.

We carefully vet all third-party services and only work with providers who meet our data protection standards. However, these services may have their own privacy policies and tracking practices that operate independently of ours.

You can review and manage third-party tracking permissions through your browser settings or by contacting us directly for specific opt-out options.

Updates and Changes

As our user acceptance testing platform evolves, we occasionally update our tracking practices to support new features or improve performance. When we make significant changes, we'll notify active users through email or prominent website notices.

We also review our tracking policies annually to ensure they remain current with evolving privacy regulations and best practices. These reviews help us balance functionality improvements with user privacy protection.