Anyscale updated its Terms of Service on May 11, 2026 to modify cookie and data tracking disclosures. The document previously listed specific cookies (Calendly 2, Cookiebot 8, Google 7) and their storage durations and purposes. The updated version renumbers some cookies (Calendly 5, Necessary 58), removes references to certain tracking pixels and cookie consent providers, and adds new disclosures about Stripe payment processing and GitHub login functionality. These changes affect which third-party tracking services are documented and how payment and authentication mechanisms are disclosed to users.
The updated Terms of Service now disclose that Stripe processes payment transactions without storing credit card data on Anyscale servers, and that GitHub login status is tracked via cookies. Prior language disclosed Google Analytics cookies and certain CMP (Consent Management Platform) tracking. The specific list of cookies, their storage methods, and associated third parties has been modified. These changes affect which parties receive data about your site activity and payment interactions. You can review the full cookie list in the updated terms to understand which services receive information about your usage.
→ Review the updated cookie and third-party disclosure section to understand which services now receive your usage, payment, and authentication data.
→ If you previously objected to specific vendors like Google Analytics, confirm whether your objections remain valid under the updated vendor list.
Added explicit disclosure that Stripe processes transactions without storing credit card data, establishing payment processor as a documented subprocessor.
Added documentation that GitHub login status is tracked via cookies to control user access based on authentication state.
Removed prior disclosure of Google Analytics cookies, potentially indicating service discontinuation or documentation change.
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