Cookie & Data Usage Policy

Cookies are small text files that websites place on your device when you visit them. Think of them as digital breadcrumbs that help us remember your preferences and improve your browsing experience. At Yavayo Diyatu, we use various tracking technologies alongside cookies to understand how you interact with our nutrition platform.

These technologies aren't just limited to traditional cookies. We also employ web beacons, pixel tags, and local storage solutions. Each serves a specific purpose in creating a more personalized experience for your health and nutrition journey. When you're tracking your nutritional goals, these tools help us remember your dietary preferences and provide relevant content.

Our tracking approach is comprehensive yet respectful of your privacy. We've categorized our tracking methods to help you understand exactly what information we collect and why it matters for your nutrition experience.

Let me give you some specific examples of how our tracking improves your interaction with Yavayo Diyatu. When you're planning meals for the week, our system remembers your dietary restrictions and allergies. This means you won't see recipe suggestions that contain ingredients you can't eat.

Our analytics help us identify when users are spending too much time searching for specific nutritional information. If we notice people frequently searching for "protein content in plant-based foods," we know to create more prominent resources about plant-based protein sources. This directly improves the user experience for everyone interested in vegetarian or vegan nutrition.

The personalization aspect goes beyond just remembering preferences. If you consistently read articles about managing diabetes through diet, our system will prioritize showing you new content about blood sugar management and diabetic-friendly recipes. This saves you time and ensures you're getting the most relevant information for your health needs.

We don't keep your data indefinitely. Essential cookies typically expire when you close your browser, while preference cookies might last up to two years. This extended period ensures you don't have to repeatedly set your dietary preferences every time you visit our site.

Analytics data is aggregated and anonymized within 30 days of collection. We keep trend data for up to three years to help us understand long-term patterns in how people use nutrition resources, but this data cannot be traced back to individual users. Marketing cookies have varying lifespans, typically between 30 days and one year, depending on the specific campaign or feature.

Some of our tracking comes from integrated services that help us provide better nutrition resources. For example, we might use analytics services to understand which meal planning features are most popular, or embed educational videos that track viewing patterns to improve our content strategy.

These third-party services operate under their own privacy policies, though we carefully vet any service we integrate to ensure they meet our standards for user privacy. When possible, we configure these services to minimize data collection while still providing the functionality our users expect from a comprehensive nutrition platform.

As we develop new features for our nutrition platform, our tracking methods may evolve. We might add new analytics to better understand how people use our meal planning tools, or integrate with fitness trackers to provide more comprehensive health insights. Any significant changes to our tracking practices will be communicated through updates to this policy.

We recommend checking this page periodically, especially if you have specific privacy concerns or if you notice changes in how our website behaves. We're committed to transparency about our data practices and will always explain why we're collecting certain information and how it benefits your experience with our nutrition resources.