Cookie policy

1. Short version

This website is static and informational. There is no login here, no account area, no personalisation and no advertising, so there is very little for it to remember about you.

By default it keeps one thing, and only after you have chosen: a record of whether you accepted or declined analytics. Before you choose, nothing is written.

Declining costs you nothing. No page is withheld, no feature is degraded, and the analytics script is never requested rather than being loaded and switched off.

2. The one item

It is not strictly a cookie — it is written to your browser's local storage. The distinction is technical and the effect is the same, so this policy covers both rather than using the difference to claim we set no cookies.

It is named "cookie-consent" and holds one value representing your decision. It contains no identifier for you, is not transmitted to us when you request a page, and is readable only by this website in the browser where it was created.

Being local storage rather than a cookie, it has no expiry of its own and remains until you clear site data for this domain.

• Name: cookie-consent — browser local storage
• Purpose: remembers your decision so the banner does not repeat
• Duration: until you clear it
• Analytics: requested only after an explicit acceptance

3. Analytics, if enabled

Where analytics is switched on it is a privacy-focused measurement script that counts visits and shows which pages are read, in aggregate, and it loads only after you accept.

It does not identify you, follow you to other sites or build an advertising profile. This site runs no advertising cookies, no remarketing pixels and no social tracking scripts, and no visit data is shared with an advertising network.

We treat it as a choice rather than a necessity because we do not need it to serve you a page. It would tell us which explanations are worth expanding, and that benefit is ours.

4. No third-party embeds

There is no video player, no chat widget, no comment system and no social button on these pages. Each of those loads code from another company and usually sets an identifier before you have interacted with anything.

The typefaces are served from this domain rather than from a font network, so requesting a page does not disclose your visit to a font service.

This matters more than usual on a site in this field. A page about trading that quietly loads three advertising scripts is telling you what its actual business is, and keeping the surface empty is the simplest way to demonstrate that this one is not that.

5. The community is a different place

This policy covers this website. The community runs on Discord, and Discord sets its own cookies and handles its own data under its own terms and privacy policy when you use it.

The course platform used at checkout is likewise a separate service with its own policy. We link to what each one is at the point where you would encounter it rather than implying we control any of it.

The privacy policy on this site explains which party handles what, and it is worth reading before joining rather than afterwards.

6. Removing or changing your choice

Clear site data for this domain in your browser and the consent record goes with it; the banner reappears on your next visit so you can choose again. On most phones that sits behind the padlock or site-information control in the address bar; on a computer, under privacy or site settings.

You can also set your browser to block or clear local storage generally, or to clear it on closing. Nothing here depends on stored data, so blocking it costs you no functionality.

If you accepted and want to withdraw, clear the record and reload the page — the script is injected at page load, so the reload is what guarantees it is not present.

7. Why an education business in this field keeps it empty

Sites teaching trading are, as a category, heavily instrumented. Retargeting somebody who read a course page and following them across the internet with adverts is standard practice, technically trivial, and precisely the behaviour that makes people right to be suspicious of this industry.

So the decision here was to keep the surface as close to nothing as a working site allows: one stored item, no third-party scripts, no pixels, and analytics that stays off unless somebody actively turns it on. The cost is that we know less about how these pages are read than we could, and that seemed an easy trade.

It has a second benefit worth stating. Because no third-party script runs on these pages, there is no route by which a compromised advertising or analytics vendor could inject anything into a page that talks about money — which is the mechanism behind a fair share of the impersonation this field suffers from.

8. Keeping this honest

This describes the site as at the date at its head. If anything is added that stores something on your device, this page is updated at the same time and the consent mechanism is extended before deployment rather than afterwards.

Questions, including a request for detail about a specific item stored on your device, go to akreedworld888@gmail.com.