Triluxonz.com • New Zealand
Cookie Policy
Last updated: 30 May 2026
This Cookie Policy explains how Triluxonz Limited ("we", "us") uses cookies, SDKs and similar technologies on triluxonz.com (the "Site"). Cookies are small text files stored on your device; similar technologies can include local storage, pixels and device identifiers.
Why we use them
- Site functionality (e.g., page navigation, load balancing, remembering preferences).
- Security and fraud prevention (e.g., detecting abnormal activity, protecting accounts and the Site).
- Analytics and performance (e.g., understanding usage, improving content and reliability).
- Advertising/remarketing (only if enabled): measuring campaigns and showing relevant ads on other sites/services.
Cookie categories
Strictly necessary: required for core features and security; these cannot be disabled via our consent controls.
Preferences: help remember choices (e.g., language or region).
Analytics: help us understand how the Site is used.
Marketing: used for advertising/remarketing and attribution (where used).
Your choices (consent & controls)
- If we display a cookie banner/manager, you can accept or reject optional cookies (e.g., analytics/marketing) and change your choices later using the same tool (where available).
- You can also control cookies in your browser settings. You may delete existing cookies and block new ones. Note: blocking some cookies may affect Site functionality.
Managing cookies in common browsers
Look for settings such as “Privacy”, “Site data”, or “Cookies”. Most browsers allow you to block third-party cookies, clear site data, or set exceptions per website.
Third parties
Some cookies/SDKs may be set by service providers we use for hosting, security, analytics, customer support, or advertising. These providers may process device and usage information on our behalf, subject to their contracts and policies.
Updates
We may update this policy to reflect changes in technology or legal requirements in New Zealand. The “Last updated” date shows when changes were made.