When you visit sysenrg.com, we use small data files called cookies along with other tracking technologies to improve your browsing experience. Think of cookies as digital bookmarks that help our website remember your preferences and provide more relevant content.

These technologies work behind the scenes to collect information about how you interact with our site. For instance, they track which pages you visit most often, how long you spend reading about our user acceptance testing services, and whether you download our consultation guides.

Our website employs several different tracking methods, each serving a specific purpose in delivering better user experience:

The data we collect through these technologies directly improves your interaction with our website in several concrete ways:

• Personalized Content: If you frequently read about testing coordination services, we'll highlight related case studies and resources that might interest you
• Faster Loading: We cache frequently accessed content based on popular pages, reducing loading times for information you're likely to need
• Better Navigation: Analytics help us understand common user paths, allowing us to organize content more intuitively
• Improved Contact Forms: We track where users abandon forms to simplify the process and reduce friction
• Mobile Optimization: Device data helps us optimize the experience for your specific screen size and browser
• Content Relevance: We use engagement metrics to prioritize the most valuable information about our testing services

For example, if our analytics show that most visitors interested in learning programs also download our consultation guides, we might suggest these resources to similar future visitors.

We believe you should have complete control over your data. Here's how long we keep different types of information and what options you have:

Session Data: Temporary information that helps during your current visit is deleted when you close your browser. This includes items like your current page location and form progress.

Preference Data: Information about your chosen settings and preferences is stored for up to 12 months unless you clear it earlier through your browser settings.

Analytics Data: Anonymized usage statistics are aggregated and stored for up to 24 months to help us identify long-term trends in how our content serves visitors.

Every major browser gives you detailed control over how websites can track your activity. Here's where to find these settings:

Chrome Users: Go to Settings → Privacy and Security → Cookies and other site data. You can block all cookies, allow only first-party cookies, or create custom exceptions for specific sites.

Firefox Users: Navigate to Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data. Firefox offers enhanced tracking protection with different levels of blocking.

Safari Users: Check Preferences → Privacy. Safari includes intelligent tracking prevention that automatically blocks many tracking technologies.

Edge Users: Visit Settings → Cookies and site permissions → Cookies and site data. Edge provides tracking prevention with strict, balanced, and basic options.

Remember that blocking certain tracking technologies might affect website functionality. If you experience issues after changing these settings, you can always adjust them or add sysenrg.com to your browser's exceptions list.

Some tracking on our website comes from third-party services that help us provide better experiences:

Analytics Providers: We use external analytics services to understand site performance and user behavior. These services have their own privacy policies and data handling practices.

Content Delivery Networks: To ensure fast loading times across Taiwan and internationally, we use CDN services that may set their own performance-related cookies.

Communication Tools: Our contact forms and consultation booking system may use third-party services to deliver confirmations and schedule appointments.

We carefully vet all third-party services to ensure they meet our privacy standards, but we recommend reviewing their individual privacy policies for complete information about their data practices.