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Last updated: October 15, 2026
DavidBurch.com uses cookies and similar technologies to operate the website, keep accounts working, process purchases, remember certain preferences, maintain security, and understand how the website is used.
This policy explains what that means and what choices you have.
A cookie is a small piece of information stored by your web browser when you visit a website.
Cookies can help a website remember information between page views or between visits.
For example, cookies can help:
Cookies do not automatically give a website access to everything on your computer.
Some cookies are session cookies. They normally last only for the current browsing session and are removed after the session ends.
Others are persistent cookies. They remain for a period of time after you leave the website and may allow the website or service provider to recognize your browser when you return.
A first-party cookie is associated with the website you are visiting.
A third-party cookie may be placed or read by another service that provides functionality to the website.
For example, third-party technology may support:
Some cookies are necessary for the basic operation of the website and services you request.
These may support functions such as:
Blocking these cookies can prevent parts of DavidBurch.com from functioning properly.
Some cookies may remember choices that make the website easier to use.
Examples can include:
These cookies are intended to improve functionality rather than create an advertising profile.
DavidBurch.com may use analytics technology to understand how the website is being used.
Analytics can help answer questions such as:
Analytics information may include technical data such as:
We use analytics to understand and improve the site rather than to learn private facts about individual visitors.
DavidBurch.com currently uses the New Zenler platform for website, course, membership, or account-related functionality.
New Zenler may use cookies or similar technologies necessary to provide platform functions.
Those technologies may help with activities such as:
Some cookies used on DavidBurch.com may therefore be technically set or processed by services involved in operating the site rather than directly by David Burch.
When you make a purchase, a payment processor may use cookies or similar technologies for:
Those technologies are governed in part by the payment provider’s own policies.
Pages on DavidBurch.com may contain content provided by third parties, such as:
When you interact with embedded third-party content, the provider may receive technical information or use cookies according to its own policies.
Where reasonably practical, we try to avoid unnecessary third-party tracking.
DavidBurch.com does not intend to use cookies merely to create an unnecessarily detailed profile of visitors.
If we use advertising, remarketing, conversion-measurement, or other tracking technology that materially expands the way visitor information is used, we will update this policy and provide any consent or opt-out mechanism required by applicable law.
We will not describe a technology here as active merely because our website platform is capable of supporting it.
Depending on your location, the website may display a cookie or privacy preference notice.
Where applicable law requires consent before certain non-essential cookies are used, we intend to obtain the required consent.
Strictly necessary cookies may still operate because the website cannot provide requested functions without them.
Most browsers allow you to manage cookies.
Depending on your browser, you may be able to:
Your browser’s privacy or settings menu normally contains these controls.
Blocking all cookies can interfere with features such as:
You may also use browser privacy extensions or other tools designed to restrict tracking technologies.
Those tools can sometimes affect website functionality.
If a privacy tool prevents you from accessing something you purchased, contact us and we will make a reasonable effort to help identify another way to access it.
Some browsers and extensions can send privacy preference signals such as Global Privacy Control.
Where applicable law requires recognition of a particular signal, we will make reasonable efforts to honor it.
Our ability to respond automatically may also depend upon capabilities provided by our website platform and service providers.
Managing cookies is only one way of controlling information.
Questions concerning account information, purchases, email communications, or other personal information are governed by our Privacy Policy.
The technologies used on DavidBurch.com may change over time.
We may update this policy when we:
The date at the top of this page shows when it was last updated.
Questions about cookies or privacy may be directed to:
David Burch
DBA Energy Center
Clovis, New Mexico, United States
Please use the Support page on DavidBurch.com to contact us.