Cookie Policy

Cookies are small text files that a website can store through your browser. Similar technologies include local storage and session storage, which can remember information on your device.

This policy explains how these technologies are used on the Nenovix Technologies LTD corporate website. It should be read with our Privacy Policy.

The public corporate pages are designed to work without advertising cookies. Essential browser storage may be used when needed to:

• Maintain authentication and session state for approved newsroom editors.
• Complete secure Google or email sign-in flows.
• Protect sign-in and form activity, maintain service continuity, and support basic security.
• Remember short-lived interface state required for a feature to function.

We do not currently describe any advertising, behavioural-profiling, or cross-site marketing cookies as part of this corporate website.

Strictly necessary

These support security, authentication, network delivery, and core functions. Restricted services may not work correctly if they are blocked.

Preferences

These may remember choices you make, such as a language or interface preference, if such a feature is activated.

Analytics

If measurement tools are introduced, this policy and any required consent controls will be updated before non-essential analytics are used.

Advertising

The corporate website does not currently state that it uses advertising cookies. If that changes, we will provide appropriate notice and choices where required.

Authentication, hosting, security, AI processing, and email services may set or read strictly necessary technical information when you use the relevant feature. External websites reached through a link apply their own cookie and privacy practices; we do not control those sites.

You can use your browser settings to view, delete, or block cookies and site storage. Browser controls vary, so consult your browser’s privacy or help settings.

Blocking necessary storage may sign you out, prevent editor authentication, or stop protected features from working. Public informational pages should remain generally accessible.

Some technologies last only for the current browser session; others remain until they expire, are replaced, or you remove them. Authentication services may refresh session information to keep an approved editor securely signed in. Signing out and clearing site data removes or invalidates relevant browser-side session information.

Because there is no universally accepted standard for all browser privacy signals, responses may vary by feature and applicable law. We will update our controls if a binding technical or legal requirement applies.

We may update this policy when website technology or legal requirements change. The effective date at the top identifies the current version. Any newly introduced non-essential use will be described here and, where required, presented through a consent choice.