47 Total
14 High severity
21 Medium severity
12 Low severity

Key Facts

What does Anyscale use a cookie to register?
Anyscale uses a cookie to register IP-addresses, time spent on the website, and page requests in order to retarget multiple users sharing the same IP-address for ABM marketing purposes.
What is the purpose of registering IP-addresses, time spent on the website, and page requests?
Anyscale uses a cookie to register IP-addresses, time spent on the website, and page requests in order to retarget multiple users sharing the same IP-address for ABM marketing purposes.
Why does Anyscale collect information on user behaviour across multiple websites?
Anyscale collects information on user behaviour across multiple websites in order to optimize the relevance of advertisements shown on the website.
What does Anyscale collect data on visitor behaviour for?
Anyscale collects data on visitor behaviour from multiple websites in order to present more relevant advertisements and to limit the number of times the same advertisement is shown to a visitor.
How does Anyscale limit the number of times the same advertisement is shown to a visitor?
Anyscale collects data on visitor behaviour from multiple websites in order to present more relevant advertisements and to limit the number of times the same advertisement is shown to a visitor.
What right does Anyscale provide to users regarding their personal information?
Anyscale provides a right for users to direct that their personal information not be sold or shared.
Does Anyscale use Facebook to deliver advertisement products?
Anyscale uses Facebook to deliver advertisement products including real-time bidding from third-party advertisers.
What does Anyscale send to Google Analytics?
Anyscale sends data about the visitor's device and behaviour to Google Analytics and tracks the visitor across devices and marketing channels.
Does Anyscale track the visitor across devices and marketing channels?
Anyscale sends data about the visitor's device and behaviour to Google Analytics and tracks the visitor across devices and marketing channels.
What does Anyscale use Google DoubleClick to register and report?
Anyscale uses Google DoubleClick to register and report website users' actions after viewing or clicking an advertiser's ad in order to measure ad efficacy and to present targeted ads to the user.
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Summary

Anyscale tracks your behaviour across multiple websites and devices and shares that data with advertising and analytics partners including Google, Facebook, and HubSpot to show you targeted ads and measure their effectiveness. You have the right to tell Anyscale not to sell or share your personal information, and you can change or withdraw your cookie consent at any time through the Cookie Declaration on Anyscale's website.

Analysis

This document establishes Anyscale's data collection, tracking, and sharing practices as reflected in its verified provisions. Anyscale collects IP-addresses, device identifiers, and behavioural data across multiple websites and devices, transmitting that data to third-party platforms including Google Analytics, Google DoubleClick, HubSpot, and Facebook for advertising, analytics, and referral-fee purposes. Anyscale engages in cross-site and cross-device tracking to enable ad personalisation, frequency capping, post-interaction attribution, and real-time bidding. Users are afforded a right to direct that their personal information not be sold or shared, and a mechanism to change or withdraw consent for certain cookies at any time via Anyscale's Cookie Declaration.

What this means for you

Anyscale builds a behavioural profile of you by tracking your activity across multiple websites and devices, assigning a persistent unique device ID, and sending that data to third-party platforms for advertising and analytics purposes. Partners such as Facebook, Google, and HubSpot may combine Anyscale's data about you with data they have independently collected. You can exercise two concrete actions: (1) use the Cookie Declaration on Anyscale's website to change or withdraw your consent for certain cookies at any time, and (2) direct Anyscale not to sell or share your personal information using the opt-out right Anyscale provides.

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9 versions captured · Last updated: May 2026

What changed Anyscale updated a promotional banner in their Terms of Service on May 13, 2026. The previous banner announced 'Anyscale Agent Skills for Ray is now generally available' with a 'Learn More' link. The updated banner now promotes 'Visit Anyscale at Microsoft Build, Booth G201, June 2-3' with the same 'Learn More' link. This is a routine update of promotional messaging with no change to the actual terms, conditions, or user obligations.
Why this matters This change modifies promotional messaging displayed alongside Anyscale's Terms of Service but does not alter any binding terms, conditions, or user obligations. The banner previously promoted a product announcement and now promotes an event appearance. Users operating under the same contractual terms as before this change.
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What changed The Anyscale Terms of Service underwent a minor formatting adjustment on May 11, 2026. A single sentence at the end of the document had punctuation modified, with a period added after '404 This page could not be found'. This is a technical formatting change with no material impact on substantive terms, obligations, or user rights.
Why this matters This change is a formatting correction only. A period was added to a 404 error message reference at the end of the Terms of Service document. No material terms, obligations, rights, or operational procedures were modified. Users are not required to take any action.
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May 11, 2026 low

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 …

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May 5, 2026 low

Anyscale's terms of service document underwent a minor formatting adjustment on May 5, 2026. A single punctuation mark (a period) was added at the end of a sentence in the …

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May 5, 2026 low

A single sentence in Anyscale's Terms of Service was modified on May 5, 2026. The change involved a minor punctuation or formatting adjustment to a sentence ending with '404 This …

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