Cookies are small text files that websites store on your device to remember your preferences and improve your experience. At flowforcesword.com, we use various tracking technologies to understand how visitors interact with our site and to provide better software testing services.

Think of cookies as digital sticky notes that help us remember things like whether you've visited before, which pages interest you most, and how you found our website. This information helps us improve our content and make our site more useful for businesses seeking quality software testing solutions.

We collect information about your browsing patterns, device type, location (general region), and interaction with our content. This helps us understand which software testing topics interest our Philippine market most and how we can better serve local businesses.

For example, if many visitors spend time reading about manual testing processes, we know to create more detailed content in that area. When people frequently visit our contact page after reading about validation services, it tells us those services resonate with potential clients.

We retain most tracking data for 24 months, though some analytics information may be kept longer in anonymized form to identify long-term trends in software testing service demand.

You can control cookies through several methods. The simplest is using our "Decline All Non-Essential Cookies" button above, which removes all tracking cookies except those required for basic site functionality.

Your web browser also provides cookie controls. In Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge, you can find these settings under Privacy or Security sections. You can block all cookies, delete existing ones, or set exceptions for specific websites.

Keep in mind that blocking all cookies may affect how our website functions. You might need to re-enter information on forms, and we won't be able to remember your preferences between visits. However, you'll still have full access to our content about software testing services and contact information.

Some third-party tracking can be controlled directly through industry opt-out tools like the Digital Advertising Alliance's consumer choice page or Google's ad settings page.