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Anyscale's Terms of Service in an update detected on July 21, 2026 modified the cookie and tracking disclosure section of their website. The changes reflect updates to which third-party tracking providers are active on Anyscale's site, including shifts in partners (such as replacing Cookiebot-based tracking with Cloudflare), changes in the number and types of cookies stored by existing partners like HubSpot, Facebook, and LinkedIn, and adjustments to cookie storage mechanisms (such as moving some Microsoft tracking from HTTP cookies to IndexedDB storage). The operational effect is that the set of entities collecting behavioral data on Anyscale's website has been refined, with some partners added, some removed, and storage durations or mechanisms modified for others.
The updated cookie disclosure describes modifications to which third-party companies track user behavior on Anyscale's website. The terms state that Anyscale shares information about site use with social media, advertising, and analytics partners, and the specific list of which partners operate on the site has been updated. This affects which companies receive data about your browsing activity on Anyscale.com. You can review the full cookie list in Anyscale's cookie preference center to understand which specific tracking identifiers are active.
The updated disclosure establishes which third-party companies currently collect behavioral data on Anyscale's website. Accuracy in tracking partner disclosures is required under GDPR, CCPA, and ePrivacy frameworks; this update ensures the stated partners match operational reality.
Updated to reflect current analytics, advertising, and marketing partners collecting behavioral data on Anyscale website.
Some tracking identifiers shifted from HTTP cookies to IndexedDB or HTML Local Storage; storage durations modified for specific partners.
This change record describes what was added, removed, or modified in the document. Analysis reflects what the updated agreement states or permits. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Applicability may vary by jurisdiction. Methodology
The change updates Anyscale's cookie disclosure to reflect the current set of tracking providers on its website. This is a routine maintenance update to align the documented tracking partners with operational reality. Under GDPR and similar privacy frameworks, organizations must maintain accurate descriptions of third-party data processing. This change appears to be a compliance update rather than a material expansion or restriction of tracking authority.
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