When you browse currentlightflux.com, small text files get stored on your device. These are cookies. They remember things like your preferences and which pages you've visited.

We also use web beacons — tiny transparent images that help us understand if an email was opened or if content was viewed. And there's local storage, which keeps information in your browser between sessions.

Think of these tools as digital notepads. They help our site remember you between visits so you don't have to start from scratch each time. But unlike a physical notebook, you have control over what gets written and saved.

Here's what actually happens with the information we collect:

In 2025, we're particularly focused on understanding how people engage with our blockchain deployment tutorials. When we see that lots of visitors spend time on a particular section, we know to develop more content like that.

Some cookies on currentlightflux.com come from services we use to run the site effectively. These might include analytics platforms, content delivery networks, or educational tools.

We're careful about who we work with. Every third-party service we integrate has been evaluated for data practices and security. But they operate under their own privacy policies, which you should review if you're concerned about specific services.

We update this policy when we add new features or change how we handle data. The "Last Updated" date at the top tells you when the most recent changes were made.

If we make significant changes — like adding a new category of tracking or working with different third-party services — we'll let you know through a notice on the website. You won't need to hunt for updates.