What Are Tracking Technologies?

When you visit brainides.com, small data files get stored on your device. These help our site remember your preferences and understand how people interact with our AI-focused mobile application services.

Think of them as digital bookmarks. Some remember if you're logged in. Others help us figure out which pages need improvement. We've been transparent about this since launching our mobile AI solutions in 2024.

Most websites use similar technology. But here's the thing—you get to decide what happens with your data.

Categories We Use

How This Improves Your Experience

Here's what tracking actually does for visitors interested in mobile AI applications:

• Keeps you logged into your account as you navigate between pages
• Remembers items in your inquiry cart when exploring our services
• Speeds up page loading by storing frequently accessed information
• Shows content relevant to your location and interests in AI technology
• Helps us identify and fix technical problems faster
• Allows us to test different layouts to see what works better

Our Taylor, Michigan office uses this data to continuously refine our mobile application services. Real usage patterns from 2025 show us exactly where we need to focus development efforts.

Data Retention Practices

Different types of data stick around for different lengths of time. Session-based information disappears when you close your browser. Preference settings might last a year or two so we remember what you like.

Analytics data gets aggregated and anonymized after 14 months. Marketing tracking typically expires after 90 days unless you interact with our content again.

You can clear everything manually through your browser settings whenever you want. The button at the top of this page handles non-essential tracking immediately.

Taking Control

The rejection button above stops all non-essential tracking right away. But you've got more granular control through your browser settings too.

Third-Party Services

We work with analytics providers and advertising platforms that place their own tracking mechanisms. These companies have separate privacy policies that govern how they handle your information.

Google Analytics helps us understand traffic patterns. Social media platforms enable content sharing features. Payment processors secure transaction data. Each operates independently with their own data practices.

When you reject non-essential tracking on our site, we signal these services to limit data collection. However, you may need to adjust settings directly with those providers for complete control.

Updates and Changes

Technology changes fast, especially in the AI mobile application space where we operate. We review and update these practices regularly to reflect new tools and regulations.

Major changes get announced through email notifications to active users. This page always shows the current version with the last update date at the bottom.

As of early 2025, privacy regulations continue evolving across different states. We adapt our practices to meet the strictest standards, giving you maximum protection regardless of where you're located.