Cookie & Tracking Policy
This policy explains how traineconomi.best uses cookies and similar technologies on traineconomi.best for visitors in Japan.
1) What cookies and similar technologies are
Cookies are small files stored on your device. Similar technologies may include pixels, SDKs, local storage, and advertising identifiers. These technologies may collect device and usage data (e.g., cookie IDs, IP address, browser, pages viewed, timestamps, and referral information).
2) How we use them (purposes)
- Essential: basic site operation and security.
- Preferences: remember choices (where enabled).
- Analytics: understand site usage and improve pages (e.g., aggregated statistics).
- Advertising / conversion measurement: measure marketing performance and, where enabled, deliver or evaluate personalized ads/remarketing.
3) Third-party tools and “external transmission” (Japan)
We may use third-party tags that transmit information from your device to external parties (for example, analytics and advertising partners). We provide this notice to meet Japan’s “external transmission” transparency requirements (Telecommunications Business Act, Article 27-12).
Typical categories
- Analytics (e.g., Google Analytics): to measure visits, events, and performance.
- Ads / conversion (e.g., Google Ads tags): to measure conversions, manage campaigns, and (if enabled) support remarketing.
Data commonly transmitted: cookie/advertising identifiers, IP address, device/browser info, page URL, timestamps, and interaction events. Recipients use data for analytics, security, fraud prevention, ad measurement, and (where enabled) interest-based advertising under their own policies.
4) Your choices (consent and controls)
- Cookie settings: where provided, you can accept or reject non-essential cookies.
- Browser controls: you can delete or block cookies in your browser settings. Blocking some cookies may affect site functionality.
- Google controls: you can manage ad personalization in Google settings and opt out of certain Google Analytics processing via Google’s browser add-on (see Google’s official pages).
5) Personal information and cross-border transfers
If cookie/identifier data is linked to an identifiable individual, we treat it as personal information and handle it under our Privacy Policy, including purposes of use, security controls, and rules for third-party provision and cross-border transfers (Act on the Protection of Personal Information (Act No. 57 of 2003), Article 17, Article 21, Article 23, Article 27, Article 28, Article 32).
6) Updates
We may update this policy when we change our tracking technologies or legal requirements. The latest version will be posted on this page.