Cookie Policy

Last updated: March 2022
This Cookies Policy applies whenever you visit a website on the Anyweb domain, unless expressly stated otherwise (collectively, the “Websites” and each a “Website”). AnyWeb is a platform that provides customers with the tools to build and manage websites, which we host on their behalf. When you visit a website one of our customer's websites, you should refer to that website's own cookie policy. Other than the Websites, this Cookies Policy does not apply to any of our services, applications, products and content, which are each subject to their own, separate, notices.
On the Websites, we use cookies and other tracking technologies such as software development kits (SDKs), pixels and local storage. These technologies allow us to store information or gain access to information stored on your device to enable certain features and distinguish you from other visitors. Tracking technologies are used by most website providers to let users navigate between pages efficiently, ensure web security, understand how their websites are used, remember user preferences and generally improve the user experience.

1. What technologies are used?

Cookies: Cookies are small text files that enable us and our service providers to uniquely identify your browser or device for various purposes, including those described above. Cookies normally work by assigning a unique number to your device and are stored on your browser by the websites that you visit as well as third party service providers to those websites.
Cookies can remain on your computer or mobile device for different periods of time. Some cookies are session cookies , meaning that they exist only while your browser is open and are deleted automatically once you close your browser. Session cookies cannot be used to track your browser or device from website to website.
Other cookies are persistent cookies , meaning that they survive after your browser is closed. Most persistent cookies are set to automatically expire after a defined duration (for example, a few days, weeks or months). When you return to that website (or visit other websites that use the same cookies) the website provider or its service providers can recognise the persistent cookies they have set and recognise your browsing device.
SDKs: SDKs are pieces of code that enable data to be collected about your device, network and interaction with a website. Like cookies, they generally operate by assigning your device a unique number.
Local storage: Local storage files are created by websites to store information locally on your device. They are very similar to cookies, but can have slightly different properties (for example, local storage can be used to store more information). Local storage is normally used to speed up site functionality and remember your preferences.

2. Categories of tracking technologies

Essential

These tracking technologies are essential to provide you with the Website and the features you have requested, such as to allow you to log into secure areas of the Website. Because these technologies are essential for the Website and the features you have requested to work, you cannot decline these tracking technologies.
First-party tracking technologies:
We use first-party tracking technologies for the following essential purposes:

  • Optimising and improving access to the website;

  • Preventing fraud and detecting non-human (bot) traffic;

  • User authentication and secure logins; and

  • Traffic scheduling and network distribution.

Third-party tracking technologies (set by our partners): ­­
We use the following third party cookie to help authenticate users logging in via their Google account. To learn more about the practices of this third party, you can access their privacy policy by clicking on the name of the party.

Audience Measurement and Analytics:

We use analytics and performance tracking technologies to analyse how you use the Website, including which pages you view most often, how you interact with the content, measure any errors that occur and test different design ideas. The information is used to report and evaluate your activities and patterns as a user of the Website.
First-party tracking technologies:
We use first-party tracking technologies for analytics and web optimisation purposes.

Functionality and Customisation:

We use first-party tracking technologies for functionality purposes, including to record information you enter or choices you make, such as language preference for the Websites and your cookie consent choice.­­­­ They help to make the Websites work more efficiently and enable us to tailor the the Websites to your preferences.
First-party tracking technologies (set by Bytedance):
We use first-party tracking technologies for the following functionality purposes:

  • Localisation (remembering the country from which you visit the Website(s) and your language preferences); and

  • Cookie consent (remembering your cookie consent preferences).

Third-party tracking technologies (set by our partners):
None for this purpose.

3. How to accept or refuse cookies

  • Website Cookie Settings Tool

You can manage your cookie settings to accept or refuse certain tracking technologies on our Websites via our Cookie Settings tool, located at the top of this page.

  • Browser Settings

Most browsers will also allow you to choose the level of privacy settings you want. This lets you control your cookie and local storage settings so that you can:

  • See what cookies or other locally stored data you’ve got and delete them on an individual basis;

  • Block third-party cookies or similar technology;

  • Block cookies or similar technology from particular sites;

  • Block all cookies or similar technologies from being set; or

  • Delete all cookies/site data.

Blocking and/or deleting cookies or similar technologies may mean that any Website preferences will be lost. Blocking all cookies or similar technology may also mean certain functionality on the Website will not operate properly. Please therefore note that if you choose to refuse or delete cookies you may not be able to use the full functionality of the Website.
For more information on how to manage the most popular browsers, please see below:

4. Changes to this policy

We will occasionally update this policy to reflect changes in our practices and services. When we post changes to this policy, we will revise the Last Updated date at the top of this policy.
If we make any material changes in the way we collect, use, and/or share information held in cookies, we will notify you by prominently posting notice of the changes on the Website and if required by applicable law we will request your consent for any such new uses. We recommend that you check this page from time to time to inform yourself of any changes in this policy or any of our other policies.

5. Contact us

If you have any questions or comments about this policy, or privacy matters generally, please contact us at: info@anyweb.com.