Website and advertiser
- Website covered
- trading-one.info
- Advertiser
- MEDINA AKE HEYDI ELIZABETH
trading-one.info is used to present the Trading.one mobile application on the internet and provide links to its iOS and Android versions.
At a glance
- These pages do not themselves set cookies, use browser storage, or load advertising pixels.
- A hosting service may add separate security or delivery features; its actual configuration must be checked.
- Following the Android download link involves AppsFlyer. The App Store link opens Apple’s service.
- Browser cookie controls and mobile-app tracking permissions are different controls.
1. What cookies and similar tools do
A cookie is a small value stored by a browser for a website. Local storage, pixels, SDKs and link identifiers can also remember information or measure activity, even when they do not use cookies. Whether information is personal depends on the context, not only on the type of technology.
2. Current website pages
The website pages in this version contain no embedded analytics SDK, advertising pixel, contact form or account system. The page code does not write cookies, use local storage or session storage, or register a service worker. Text, styling and graphics are included with the pages.
Your browser still makes a network request when it opens a page. The hosting infrastructure can receive technical request information and may keep logs as described in the Privacy Policy. The absence of page-set cookies does not mean no information is processed.
3. Download links and attribution
The Android download button opens a branded AppsFlyer OneLink address containing campaign parameters. AppsFlyer receives the resulting request and may process technical and attribution information according to the configured service. The subsequent app-store visit and app installation are separate from rendering this page.
The iOS button points directly to the Trading.one App Store listing. Apple applies its own technologies on that service. After you install an app, its permissions and SDK settings govern app-side collection; a cookie choice made in a browser does not automatically control them.
Registration postbacks are server-to-server event confirmations. Blocking browser cookies does not necessarily prevent every server-side event report or erase a record already held.
4. Your choices
You can inspect, block or remove website cookies in your browser and manage advertising identifiers or app-tracking permissions in your device settings. Blocking necessary technology on a third-party service may affect that service.
If we introduce optional analytics or advertising technologies on this website, we will first disclose their purpose, provider and lifetime. Where consent is required, those technologies will stay off until you choose to enable them, and you will be able to withdraw that choice. Reading this policy does not grant that consent.
The current pages do not install optional page-level trackers and therefore offer no optional tracker settings. This does not replace the privacy and permission controls available in your browser, device or a third-party service.
5. Questions and updates
The Privacy Policy identifies the operator and privacy contact and explains data requests and complaints. We update this policy when the site’s actual technologies change.