When you browse streamcoreflux.com, small pieces of data get stored on your device. These help us remember who you are between visits and understand how people interact with our site.

Most people call these "cookies" but that's just one type. We also use similar technologies like web beacons, local storage, and session identifiers. They all serve different purposes, but the basic idea is the same: they help us provide you with a better experience while respecting your privacy.

Here's something that might surprise you: some of these technologies are essential for the website to work at all. Others are optional and exist purely to enhance your experience or help us understand our audience better.

Let me give you some specific examples because "improving your experience" sounds vague and corporate.

When You Contact Us

If you fill out our contact form, we store your information so you don't have to re-enter everything if your session times out. We also remember your time zone to schedule consultations at reasonable hours for you in Thailand or wherever you're located.

Learning Your Interests

If you spend time reading our articles about financial risk assessment, we'll show you more content related to that topic. Not because we're being creepy, but because it's probably what brought you here in the first place.

Measuring Our Work

We track which blog posts get shared, which resources get downloaded, and which pages lead to consultation requests. This tells us what's actually helpful versus what's just taking up space on our server.

Protecting Against Problems

We monitor unusual patterns that might indicate security issues or technical problems. If we see thousands of requests from one location in minutes, that's probably not a legitimate visitor.

Different types of information stick around for different amounts of time. Here's the breakdown:

Type	Duration	Reason
Session Data	Until you close your browser	Keeps you logged in during your visit
Preference Settings	12 months	Remembers your choices between visits
Analytics Information	24 months	Shows us long-term usage trends
Marketing Identifiers	6 months	Tracks campaign effectiveness

After these periods, the data either gets deleted or anonymized so thoroughly that it can't be connected back to you.

We're honest about this: we don't operate in a vacuum. Some features on our site come from external providers who have their own tracking methods.

For example, if we embed a video or use a chat service, those providers might set their own tracking elements. We choose partners carefully and only work with companies that respect user privacy, but they operate under their own policies, not ours.

You can find links to their privacy policies in our main privacy documentation. We wish we could give you a simpler answer, but modern websites are complex ecosystems, and transparency means acknowledging that complexity.

Technology changes. Privacy regulations evolve. We occasionally add new features that require different tracking methods.

When we make significant changes to how we handle data, we'll update the date at the top of this page and notify regular visitors through our website. For minor clarifications or technical updates that don't affect your rights, we'll just update the document without fanfare.

We recommend checking back periodically if you're concerned about privacy. The web moves fast, and what was standard practice last year might be outdated by next month.

For those who care about the legal framework: we process this data based on legitimate business interests, contractual necessity, and in some cases, your explicit consent.

We comply with applicable privacy regulations including those relevant to our operations in Thailand and any jurisdictions where our clients are located. If you're in a region with specific privacy laws, those rights apply to you.

You can request to see what data we hold about you, ask us to correct it, or request deletion in many cases. There are some exceptions where we're legally required to keep certain records, but we'll always be transparent about what we can and cannot do.