Cookies are small text files that are stored on your device (computer, tablet, or mobile phone) by your web browser when you visit a website. They are widely used to make websites work, improve responsiveness, and provide analysis data to the platform owners.

Destrova uses cookies to store active session identifiers, save user interface color mode states (Light/Dark), persist syllabus checklists, and analyze traffic patterns. We use the following categories of cookies:

• Essential Cookies: Critical for account sessions, secure Auth.js login redirects, and system firewall rate limits. Without these cookies, features like the dashboard will not function correctly.
• Functional Cookies: Memorize personal preference selections, such as saving comparative exam parameters and theme values across page refreshes.
• Performance & Analytics Cookies: Let us compile anonymous metrics of visitor counts, path selections, and search terms to guide future content scaling.

When using Auth.js Google Sign-In, or when we leverage external CDNs (Google Fonts, Lucide icons, etc.), those external services may set their own analytics or identifier cookies. We do not control or access the information stored in these third-party cookies.

You can configure your browser to block cookies or display warnings when cookies are dispatched. Blocking essential cookies will prevent successful login sessions or onboarding quizzes. For details on how to manage cookie preferences in major browsers, see: