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WHAT WE USE
Two kinds of cookies.
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01
Necessary
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02
Statistics
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YOUR CHOICE
You can change it later.
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This Cookie Policy explains whether and how anelyx.com uses
cookies and similar technologies, which cookies may be created
by WordPress and what choices are available to visitors.
Last updated: September 25, 2026
1. What are cookies?
Cookies are small files containing information that may be
stored on your device when you visit a website. They can be
used for purposes including the technical operation of a
website, maintaining an authenticated session and remembering
certain user preferences.
Cookies may be first-party cookies, set by the website you
are visiting, or third-party cookies, set by an external
service used by that website.
2. Current use of cookies on anelyx.com
As of the date of this Policy, the public-facing portion of
anelyx.com has been designed to operate without optional
analytics, advertising or behavioural tracking cookies.
In particular, the current public implementation does not
intentionally use services such as:
Google Analytics,
Google Tag Manager for tracking purposes,
Meta / Facebook Pixel,
advertising or remarketing cookies,
social-media tracking cookies.
Therefore, an ordinary visitor simply browsing the public
pages of Anelyx is not expected to receive analytics or
marketing cookies from Anelyx.
The website is built using WordPress. WordPress may create
certain technical cookies in specific circumstances,
particularly when an authorised user signs in to the
administration area.
3. Cookies that may be created by WordPress
The following are technical WordPress cookies. Most of them
are not created during ordinary browsing of the public website.
Cookie
Provider
Purpose
When used
Duration
Category
wordpress_test_cookie
WordPress / anelyx.com
Tests whether the browser supports cookies.
Primarily when the WordPress login page is accessed.
It is not required for ordinary public browsing.
Session
Strictly necessary
wordpress_[hash] wordpress_sec_[hash]
WordPress / anelyx.com
Used to securely authenticate authorised WordPress users.
Logged-in users and administrators only.
Normally 2 days, or up to 14 days when
“Remember Me” is selected.
Strictly necessary
wordpress_logged_in_[hash]
WordPress / anelyx.com
Identifies that an authorised user is currently
logged in to WordPress.
Logged-in users only.
Normally 2 days, or up to 14 days when
“Remember Me” is selected.
Strictly necessary
wp-settings-{user_id} wp-settings-time-{user_id}
WordPress / anelyx.com
Stores preferences relating to the WordPress
administration interface.
Logged-in WordPress users only.
1 year
Strictly necessary / functional
wp_lang
WordPress / anelyx.com
Stores the language selected on the WordPress
login screen.
Only when the language selection feature on the
WordPress login page is used.
Session
Functional
Comment cookies
WordPress also supports cookies that can remember a visitor’s
name, email address and website when that visitor submits
a comment and chooses to save those details.
These cookies use names such as:
comment_author_{HASH}
comment_author_email_{HASH}
comment_author_url_{HASH}
These cookies may remain for approximately one year and are
used only where commenting functionality is enabled and the
visitor chooses to save their details.
As Anelyx does not provide commenting functionality on its
current public corporate pages, these cookies are not part
of normal browsing of the website.
4. Third-party cookies
As of the date of this Policy, no intentional use of
third-party cookies for analytics, advertising or behavioural
tracking has been identified on the public version of
anelyx.com.
If third-party services such as analytics platforms,
embedded videos, maps, marketing tools or other integrations
that store or access information on a user’s device are
introduced in the future, this Policy will be updated before
or when those services are activated.
5. Cookies and consent
Cookies that are strictly necessary for security,
authentication or a function expressly requested by the
user may be used without prior consent where permitted by
applicable law.
If Anelyx introduces optional cookies or similar technologies
for analytics, marketing, advertising or another non-essential
purpose in the future, those technologies will only be
activated after any consent required by applicable law has
been obtained.
Optional cookies will not be enabled by default.
6. How to manage cookies
Most browsers allow you to view, delete or block cookies
through their settings.
You can also configure your browser to reject some or all
cookies or to notify you when a website attempts to store
a cookie.
Disabling cookies required for authentication or other
technical functionality may prevent those particular
functions from operating correctly. It should not generally
affect normal browsing of the public pages of anelyx.com.
7. Personal data
Where information collected through cookies or similar
technologies constitutes personal data, it is processed
in accordance with the Anelyx
Privacy Policy
and applicable data protection law.
8. Future changes
The technical configuration of a website may change over
time. If new services, plugins or technologies that use
cookies or similar storage mechanisms are introduced,
Anelyx will update this Policy to reflect their actual use.
Where consent is required, the relevant technologies should
remain inactive until the visitor has made the appropriate
choice.
9. Contact
If you have any questions regarding this Cookie Policy or
the protection of your personal data, please contact:
