Cookies & Tracking Policy
Spintrixo.com ("we", "us") uses cookies and similar technologies to operate our website, understand usage, and (where enabled) support advertising/remarketing. Last updated: 30 May 2026.
1) What are cookies and similar technologies?
Cookies are small text files stored on your device. We may also use local storage, pixels, and SDKs (in our site or embedded tools) that collect event data such as page views, clicks, device/browser details, and approximate location inferred from IP.
2) Categories we use
- Strictly necessary: required for core site functionality, security, and network management (e.g., session, load balancing, fraud prevention). These are generally always on.
- Preferences: remember choices (e.g., language, cookie settings) to improve your experience.
- Analytics: help us measure traffic and performance (e.g., how pages are used). We may use tools such as Google Analytics or similar.
- Advertising/remarketing (optional): may be used to measure ad performance and show relevant ads on other platforms (e.g., Google Ads, Meta). If not enabled on our site, we won’t place these cookies.
3) Consent and your choices
- On-site controls: if we provide a cookie banner/preferences tool, you can accept, reject, or change optional categories at any time via the same settings link (when available).
- Browser/device controls: you can block or delete cookies via your browser settings. Blocking some cookies may impact site functionality.
- Opt-outs: some third parties provide opt-out mechanisms for interest-based advertising through their own settings.
4) Third-party collection
Some features may involve third parties (analytics, payment, embedded media). These providers may set their own cookies or collect data directly from your browser, subject to their policies. Data may be processed outside New Zealand. We aim to use reputable providers and limit data shared to what’s necessary.
5) Legal context (New Zealand)
We handle personal information in accordance with the New Zealand Privacy Act 2020. Where cookie data identifies you or is reasonably identifiable, it is treated as personal information.