Legal · Robimhood Digital · Effective 29 October 2026

Cookie Policy

This policy explains how robimhood.digital uses cookies and similar storage technologies, what each category does, and how you can control them. It applies to all pages on this website.

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Summary

The short version, before the detail

Three facts cover most of what visitors ask us. The full sections below explain each one, including what happens if you turn cookies off.

Functional cookies

Keep the site working: they remember that you dismissed a notice and hold your place while you move between course pages.

Analytics cookies

Count visits and show which course pages get read most. The reporting we see is aggregated, not a list of individual visitors.

Advertising profiles

None. We do not use cookies on this site to build advertising profiles or to follow you across other websites.

Definitions

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files that a website stores in your browser. They let a site remember information between page loads, such as your preferences or whether you have already seen a notice. A cookie is not a program and it does not run on your device; it holds a short label and a value that only the site that set it can read back.

Some cookies are set by the site you are visiting, and others are set by services the site uses. A cookie can last for a single browsing session, or it can stay on your device for a set period so the site recognizes your browser the next time you return. Similar technologies, such as local storage in your browser, work in much the same way, and this policy covers them as well.

Cookies are one of several ways a site remembers state. If you clear them, the site treats your next visit as a new one and will not recall the choices you made earlier.

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Where to look

Every major browser has a settings area that lists the cookies a site has stored. That list is the fastest way to check what robimhood.digital left behind on your device.

Categories in use

Cookies we use

We use functional cookies to keep the site working correctly, for example remembering that you have dismissed a notice. We use analytics cookies to count visits and see which pages are used most. Analytics data is aggregated and does not identify individual visitors.

Why we use them

Functional cookies support basic site behavior. Analytics cookies help us understand which course pages visitors find useful and where navigation causes confusion, so we can improve page content. We do not use cookies to build advertising profiles or to track you across other websites.

What the numbers change

If one course page holds readers far longer than another, we look at the page itself: how the outline reads, where the syllabus link sits, whether the description answers the question people arrive with.

Where visitors drop off

A page that loses most readers near the top usually has a mismatched heading or a slow first screen. That is a content problem, and it is the one we fix most often after reviewing the reports.

What we do not do

We do not build a profile of your interests, we do not sell measurement data, and we do not follow your browser onto other websites. The reports we work from show pages and counts, not people.

Your controls

Managing cookies in your browser

You can block or delete cookies through your browser settings. Most browsers let you view stored cookies, remove individual ones, and set preferences for future sites. Blocking functional cookies may cause parts of the site to behave incorrectly.

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Browser controls are separate from this site. Clearing cookies there takes effect immediately and applies to every site you have visited, not only ours.

Four steps that cover most browsers

1
Open your browser settings and find the section on privacy, site data, or cookies. The wording differs between browsers, but the panel looks similar everywhere.
2
List the cookies your browser has stored. Search the list for robimhood.digital to see exactly what this site left behind.
3
Delete the entries you do not want, or clear everything for the site. You can also block cookies from here for future visits.
4
Reload the site. If you blocked functional cookies, the notice may appear again and a few preferences will reset.

Deleting analytics cookies removes nothing from your course access. If you are partway through a course and clear everything, sign in again and your enrolled material will still be there; only the small convenience settings tied to this browser start over.

Outside services

Third-party cookies

Our analytics provider may set cookies when you visit the site. These are used only for aggregate measurement. We do not permit third parties to use cookies on this site for advertising or cross-site tracking.

In practice this means the third-party cookies you may encounter here belong to one category only. If you block third-party cookies entirely in your browser, the site continues to work; we simply lose the aggregate visit counts for your session.

Embedded content is another place third parties can appear. Where we link out to a course platform, that platform sets its own cookies under its own policy once you arrive, and this page does not cover it.

Keeping this page current

Changes to this policy

We may update this policy if the cookies we use change. Updates take effect when posted on this page. If a change affects what data is collected, we will state that in the updated text.

The date at the top of this page tells you when it was last reviewed. Because we keep a small number of cookies, most updates here are clarifications of wording rather than new categories.

Last reviewed

29 October 2026

Short answers to the points that come up most often. If yours is not here, the contact page reaches our team directly.

Do I have to accept cookies to use the courses?

No. You can browse course descriptions and read the site without changing anything. The cookies we set exist so the site behaves consistently between page loads. Blocking them in your browser is your choice, and the only cost is that a few preferences reset.

Can I delete the cookies this site has already set?

Yes. Open your browser settings, list stored cookies, and remove the entries for robimhood.digital. They will be set again on your next visit unless you also block cookies for the site. Nothing about your course enrollment or account is stored in these cookies.

Does blocking cookies affect my course progress?

Your enrolled material and progress are tied to your account, not to a browser cookie. Blocking cookies may reset small on-page preferences, such as whether a notice stays dismissed, but signing in again restores your access.

Will this page change if you add new cookies?

Yes. If we add a cookie category or change what an existing one measures, the update goes into this text and the review date at the top changes with it. The policy you are reading is always the version currently in force.

Still unsure about something

Questions about cookies on this site

Questions about cookies on this site can be sent through the contact page or by mail to Robimhood Digital, 88 Innovation Drive, Austin, TX 78701, USA.

Our office hours are Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Central Time. If you would rather read the wider picture first, the privacy policy covers how we handle personal data beyond cookies.

Company details

Mailing address: Robimhood Digital, 88 Innovation Drive, Austin, TX 78701, USA
Phone: +1-512-555-0743
Email: info@robimhood.digital
Office hours: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Central Time)