Your account starts with the basics. We collect your name, username, email address, and the password you create (which we encrypt immediately). If you're enrolling in professional courses or need certificates, we might also ask for additional verification details.

You can add more to your profile if you want — things like your photo, educational background, career interests, or learning goals. These optional details help us suggest courses that match what you're trying to achieve. Some learners prefer keeping their profiles minimal, and that's perfectly fine.

We track your progress through courses — which lessons you've completed, quiz scores, assignment submissions, discussion posts, and how long you spend on different topics. This isn't about surveillance; it's about understanding where you might need extra help or which teaching methods work best for different concepts.

Your interactions with instructors and other students also get recorded. This includes messages sent through our platform, comments on course materials, peer review feedback, and participation in study groups. We keep this data to maintain quality standards and resolve any disputes that might arise.

Every time you connect to Norixaovexo, our servers automatically log certain technical details. We see your IP address, device type, browser version, operating system, and general location based on your connection. These technical markers help us detect suspicious login attempts and make sure our platform works properly on whatever device you're using.

• Navigation patterns showing which pages you visit, how you move through the site, and where you spend the most time. This tells us what features are popular and which ones need redesigning.
• Error reports and crash logs that automatically get sent when something goes wrong with the platform. These technical diagnostics help our development team fix bugs and prevent future problems.
• Video playback data including quality settings you prefer, whether you watch at regular speed or faster, if you rewind sections, and when you pause. This helps us deliver video content more efficiently.

When you purchase courses or subscriptions, we collect the information necessary to process your payment. We don't store complete credit card numbers on our servers — those get handled by our payment processors — but we do keep records of what you bought, when you bought it, and the transaction amounts.

Sometimes we receive information about you from other sources. If you sign up using Google, Facebook, or LinkedIn, we get the basic profile information you've authorized those platforms to share. Educational institutions or employers who provide access to our courses might send us your enrollment details and learning requirements.

Your account information gets used daily to authenticate your login, display your dashboard, track which courses you're enrolled in, and record your progress. When you complete an assignment, we process that submission through our grading systems and update your records accordingly. If you earn a certificate, we generate that document using your profile and completion data.

• Enrollment management where we process your course selections, maintain waiting lists for popular classes, and handle prerequisite requirements. We check your learning history to make sure you're ready for advanced courses.
• Communication about your courses including reminders about upcoming deadlines, notifications when instructors post new materials, and alerts about discussion replies. We tailor these messages based on your activity patterns.
• Technical support and troubleshooting when something isn't working right with your account. Our support team accesses your account information and activity logs to diagnose problems and find solutions.

We analyze your learning patterns, course history, and stated interests to suggest relevant classes you might enjoy. If you're struggling with a particular concept, our systems might recommend supplementary materials or practice exercises. This personalization makes your experience more efficient because you're not wading through irrelevant options.

We study aggregated usage data to understand how students interact with different course formats, which teaching methods lead to better outcomes, and where students commonly get stuck. This research drives decisions about platform features, content development, and user interface changes. When we notice that video lessons consistently perform better than text-based ones for certain topics, that insight comes from analyzing collective behavior patterns.

Sometimes we run A/B tests where different groups of users see slightly different versions of a feature. These experiments help us figure out which design choices actually improve learning outcomes versus which ones just look good on paper.

Your data helps us spot suspicious activity. We monitor login patterns to detect account takeovers, analyze assignment submissions to catch plagiarism, and track payment transactions to prevent fraud. If someone tries to access your account from an unusual location, our security systems flag that behavior and might require additional verification.

In some cases, we process your information because laws or regulations require us to. This includes maintaining records for accreditation purposes, responding to valid legal requests from authorities, enforcing our terms of service, and protecting the rights and safety of our community members.

• Payment processors handle your financial transactions when you purchase courses or subscriptions. They collect billing information, process payments, and detect fraud. We never see your complete credit card details — that sensitive information stays with the payment provider.
• Video streaming services deliver course videos to your device efficiently. These platforms track playback statistics, streaming quality, and bandwidth usage. They might use cookies to remember your playback preferences.
• Email service providers send notifications, course updates, and marketing messages on our behalf. They track email opens, clicks, and bounces to help us improve our communications.
• Cloud storage and hosting services where we store course materials, user data, and platform files. These providers have physical access to our data but are contractually bound to protect it.

We use analytics platforms to understand how people use our website and mobile apps. These services collect data about your browsing behavior, device characteristics, and interaction patterns. They help us identify technical problems, measure feature popularity, and understand user journeys through our platform.

Some analytics tools create user profiles that track you across multiple sessions and devices. They might combine information from our platform with data from other websites you visit. You can often opt out of this tracking through browser settings or the analytics provider's opt-out mechanisms.

When you log in using social media accounts or share course achievements on social platforms, those companies collect information about your activity. They see that you're using Norixaovexo, which pages you're visiting, and how you interact with their embedded features like share buttons or login widgets.

Our courses and platform contain links to external websites — instructor blogs, reference materials, supplementary resources, and partner services. Once you click those links and leave Norixaovexo, we have no control over what information those sites collect from you. They have their own privacy practices that might be very different from ours.

We recommend reviewing the privacy policies of any external sites before providing them with personal information. Just because we link to a site doesn't mean we've reviewed or approved their data practices.

All data transmitted between your device and our servers travels through encrypted connections using industry-standard TLS protocols. This means that even if someone intercepts the data in transit, they can't read it. Your password gets encrypted before it ever leaves your device, and we store it using strong one-way hashing algorithms — even our staff can't see your actual password.

Sensitive information in our databases gets encrypted at rest as well. Payment details, identity verification documents, and private messages receive extra layers of protection beyond our standard encryption practices.

Not everyone on our team can access all data. We maintain strict access controls based on job function — support staff can only see what they need to help you, developers work with anonymized data whenever possible, and administrative access to production systems requires multiple levels of approval. Every access to sensitive data gets logged and regularly audited.

• Multi-factor authentication protects internal systems and administrative accounts. Our staff can't access critical systems with just a password — they need a second verification factor.
• Regular access reviews where we verify that each person still needs the access they have. When employees change roles or leave the company, their access gets revoked immediately.
• Secure development practices including code reviews, security testing, and vulnerability scanning before we deploy new features. We follow secure coding guidelines to prevent common security flaws.

We only collect information we actually need, and we don't keep it forever. Different types of data have different retention periods based on legal requirements, business needs, and best practices. Account information stays active as long as you use our services, but we delete old activity logs, expired payment records, and outdated technical data according to regular schedules.

When you close your account, we begin a deletion process that removes your personal information from active systems. Some data needs to be retained for legal or accounting purposes, but we anonymize it so it can't be traced back to you.

Our security team monitors systems around the clock for suspicious activity. We use automated tools to detect potential breaches, unauthorized access attempts, and unusual data patterns. When something looks wrong, we investigate immediately and take steps to contain any potential threat.

Despite our best efforts, security incidents can still happen. We have detailed incident response plans that outline exactly what to do if we discover a breach — how to contain it, assess the damage, notify affected users, and prevent future occurrences. We'll tell you about any serious breach that might affect your information, along with steps you should take to protect yourself.

Third parties who handle your data on our behalf must meet our security standards. We review their security practices, require contractual protections for your information, and regularly assess their compliance with our requirements. If a vendor can't maintain adequate security, we find a replacement.

You can view most of your data directly through your account dashboard. Your profile shows personal details, enrolled courses display your progress and grades, and account settings reveal your communication preferences. If you want a complete copy of everything we have about you, you can request a data export that includes information not visible in the regular interface.

Found something wrong in your profile? You can edit most information yourself through account settings. Just log in, navigate to your profile, and update whatever needs changing. For certain sensitive changes — like email address or authentication credentials — we might require additional verification to prevent unauthorized account modifications.

You can delete your account at any time through the account settings page. This triggers a process that removes your personal information from our active systems. Keep in mind that some information might need to be retained for legal or business purposes — course completion records for degree programs, transaction histories for accounting, or content you've posted that's part of course discussions others rely on.

Before you delete everything, consider whether you might want to return later. Account deletion is permanent — you'll lose access to courses you've purchased, certificates you've earned, and learning progress you've made.

• Email preferences can be adjusted to control how often we contact you and about what topics. You can opt out of marketing messages while still receiving essential course updates and account notifications.
• Push notification settings in mobile apps let you decide which alerts you want to receive on your device. Turn off everything, pick specific types, or keep all notifications active — it's your choice.
• Discussion and message controls that determine who can contact you through the platform. You can limit messages to instructors only, allow all enrolled students, or disable messaging completely.

We use cookies and similar technologies to remember your preferences, keep you logged in, analyze site usage, and deliver personalized experiences. These small data files get stored on your device and help our platform work more smoothly. Some cookies are essential for basic functionality — without them, you couldn't log in or maintain a session. Others serve analytics or marketing purposes and you can disable those through your browser settings.

Your browser gives you control over cookies. You can set it to block all cookies, accept only certain types, or delete cookies after each session. Keep in mind that blocking essential cookies will prevent you from using important platform features. Most browsers also offer "Do Not Track" signals, though not all websites honor these requests.

We also use web beacons, pixels, and local storage technologies that serve similar purposes to cookies. These help us understand how you interact with emails we send, track conversions from advertising campaigns, and store larger amounts of data locally on your device for improved performance.

If we show you advertisements based on your interests and behavior, you can opt out of this targeting. We'll still show you ads — we need advertising revenue to keep offering free content — but they'll be generic rather than personalized. Various industry opt-out tools and browser extensions can help you manage advertising preferences across multiple websites.

We process personal data based on legal grounds recognized by major privacy regulations. When you sign up for our services, we process your information based on our contract with you — we need certain data to deliver the education you're paying for. For other processing activities, we rely on legitimate interests, legal obligations, or your explicit consent depending on the situation.

Before collecting data for new purposes not covered by our original agreement, we'll ask for your permission. This consent must be freely given, specific, informed, and easily withdrawable. You can change your mind later and revoke consent without affecting services based on other legal grounds.

Our platform operates globally, which means your information might be transferred to and processed in countries different from where you live. These countries might have data protection laws that differ from your home country's regulations. When we transfer data internationally, we put appropriate safeguards in place — standard contractual clauses, adequacy decisions, or other legally recognized transfer mechanisms.

We take extra precautions with information from younger users. Our platform isn't intended for children below certain age thresholds set by local laws — typically 13, 14, or 16 depending on your location. If we discover we've collected information from a child without proper parental consent, we'll delete that data promptly. Parents and guardians have special rights to access, modify, or delete their children's information.

Depending on where you're located, you might have additional privacy rights beyond what we've already described. These can include the right to object to certain data processing, restrict how we use your information, receive data in portable formats, or lodge complaints with supervisory authorities. We respect these rights and provide mechanisms to exercise them.

Some regions grant automatic rights without requiring you to ask — like the right to know what information we're collecting or the right to non-discrimination if you exercise privacy rights. We honor these automatically and don't penalize users who make privacy requests.

Certain features of our platform might have supplementary privacy terms that work alongside this main policy. For example, specialized programs for corporate training, degree programs offered through university partnerships, or experimental features in beta testing might collect and use information in ways that require extra explanation. We'll notify you about these additional terms before you use those specific features.

Sometimes educational institutions, employers, or other organizations provide you with access to our platform and set additional rules about data handling. In those cases, their policies might impose extra restrictions or requirements on top of ours. You should review both sets of terms to understand the complete picture.