Privacy and website technologies

ExamCure Cookie Policy

This policy explains how ExamCure uses cookies, local storage, pixels and similar technologies when you visit our website, create an account, use learning resources, contact support or complete a purchase.

It also explains the available cookie categories, why certain technologies are used and how you can accept, reject or later change optional preferences.

Effective date: 5 August 2026 Last updated: 5 August 2026

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About this policy and cookie technologies

1. About this policy

This Cookie Policy applies to the ExamCure website, learner platform and related online services available through examcure.com.

In this policy, “ExamCure”, “we”, “us” and “our” refer to ExamCure as the provider of the website and educational services.

This policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions .

2. What are cookies and similar technologies?

A cookie is a small text file that a website or service stores on a browser or device. Cookies can support functions such as maintaining a signed-in session, remembering preferences, protecting forms, processing payments and understanding website use.

We may also use similar technologies, including:

  • browser local storage and session storage;
  • software development kit identifiers;
  • pixels, tags and conversion identifiers;
  • embedded-player identifiers;
  • security and fraud-prevention signals; and
  • device or browser identifiers.

References to “cookies” in this policy include these similar technologies where appropriate.

First-party and third-party cookies

First-party cookies are placed through the ExamCure domain. They may support account sessions, security, preferences, course access or affiliate attribution.

Third-party cookies are placed or accessed by external service providers whose tools are used on the website, such as payment, video, analytics, security or support-chat providers.

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Third-party services

Third-party providers may process device, browser, interaction, transaction or account-related information according to their own privacy documentation and the service configuration used by ExamCure.

LearnWorlds learning platform

ExamCure uses LearnWorlds to provide website, account, enrolment, course, assessment, communication and learner-platform functions. LearnWorlds-related technologies may support session continuity, security and storage of cookie preferences.

Stripe payment services

Where Stripe checkout or payment functionality is used, Stripe may use cookies and similar signals for payment processing, authentication, fraud prevention and transaction security.

Do not submit complete payment-card information through an ExamCure contact form, chat or email.

Cloudflare security services

Cloudflare technologies may be used to protect ExamCure against malicious traffic, automated abuse, denial-of-service activity and other security threats.

Vimeo embedded videos

Vimeo technologies may operate when a Vimeo-hosted video is displayed or played. Depending on consent and configuration, Vimeo may process player interactions, device information and video-related analytics.

Tawk.to support chat

Tawk.to technologies may operate when live chat is enabled or used. They can support chat connection, conversation continuity, interface preferences and visitor recognition.

Do not send passwords, complete payment credentials, confidential examination content or patient-identifiable information through live chat.

Google Analytics

When analytics is enabled and the required preference has been provided, Google Analytics may help ExamCure measure visits, sessions, page interactions, navigation patterns and technical performance.

Analytics settings and identifier duration may change according to ExamCure’s current Google configuration.

Affiliate and campaign attribution

When an affiliate or campaign link is used, an attribution identifier may record the source of an eligible registration or purchase. The retention period depends on the active affiliate or campaign configuration.

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Browser and device controls

Most browsers allow users to review, block or delete cookies and stored website data. The available controls and menu names differ between browsers and devices.

Common options include:

  • deleting cookies for a particular website;
  • blocking all or selected third-party cookies;
  • clearing browser cache and site storage;
  • using private or incognito browsing modes; and
  • setting automatic deletion periods.

Blocking all cookies may prevent account login, course access, checkout, payment, security verification, preference storage or embedded content from operating correctly.

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Certain identifiers or information generated through cookies may constitute personal data when they identify, relate to or can reasonably be associated with an individual or device.

Processing may involve service providers operating in other countries. Further information about the purposes of processing, service providers, retention, international transfers, user rights and contact procedures is provided in the ExamCure Privacy Policy .

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Changes to this Cookie Policy

ExamCure may update this Cookie Policy when:

  • website functionality or integrations change;
  • a provider changes its technology;
  • cookie names, purposes or durations change;
  • consent controls are modified;
  • applicable legal or regulatory requirements change; or
  • additional clarification is required.

The effective date and last-updated date at the beginning of this policy will be revised when the policy is materially updated.

Users should review this page periodically, particularly after a notice of a significant privacy or platform change.

Use the ExamCure cookie banner or preference panel when it is visible.

Signed-in learners can normally change their selection by opening:

  1. Account
  2. Notifications & Privacy
  3. Edit
  4. Cookie preferences

Logged-out visitors can use the guest cookie preference control when it is enabled. Browser settings may also be used to delete or block stored cookies.

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