COOKIE PREFERENCE CENTER
Cookie Preference Center
ANMREX may provide users with a more stable, secure, and convenient website and platform experience through cookies, local storage, pixel tags, and other similar technologies.
These technologies help websites identify device or browser status, save user settings, analyze service usage, and support security verification, feature operation, and content optimization.

1. What is a cookie?
Cookies are small data files stored in the browser or device when a website visits the user. Cookies can be used to store login status, language settings, page preferences, and other information related to website usage.
Depending on the setting method, cookies may be set directly by ANMREX or by third parties that support website functions, data analysis, or other services. Cookies are usually not equivalent to program files and do not directly access other files on the user's device, but some cookies and similar technologies may be associated with device, browser, or access behavior information.
2. Similar technologies
In addition to cookies, ANMREX may also use local storage, session storage, pixel tags, network beacons, device identification technologies, software development tools, logging and analysis technologies within reasonable limits.
These technologies may be used to save settings, confirm page access, analyze system operations, and support security management. When "Cookies" are mentioned in this policy, technologies with similar uses are also included where appropriate.
3. The main purpose of cookies
ANMREX may use cookies to maintain basic website and platform operations, identify user session status, save language and page preferences, support account login and security verification, detect abnormal access or potential risks, improve page performance and stability, understand feature and content usage, analyze traffic trends and service performance, optimize user experience, and support applicable content delivery.
The actual scope of use may vary depending on the page, service, device, and user settings.
4. Necessary cookies
Necessary cookies are used to support the basic functions of websites and platforms, and may be used to maintain login status, record secure authentication results, identify user sessions, preserve privacy and cookie settings, prevent abnormal access or service abuse, and support page navigation and basic functions.
Since these cookies play an important role in service operation, users may not be able to completely disable such cookies through the Cookie Preference Center.
5. Functional cookies
Functional cookies are used to support the website and platform experience, which may include remembering language, region, page layout, and other preferences, reducing repeated prompts and improving service integration.
After disabling related cookies, some personalized settings or convenient features may not work properly.
6. Analytics cookies
Analytics cookies help ANMREX understand website and platform usage. Related information may include page visits, feature usage frequency, sources of visits, page dwell times, device and browser types, errors or loadings, and overall traffic trends.
Analysis results may be used in summary or de-identification, to evaluate service performance, identify technical issues, and improve page design.
7. Personalized cookies
Personalized cookies may be used to adjust certain content displays based on the user's language, region, access habits, or other reasonable information.
Related uses may include optimizing content order, remembering page preferences, displaying content better suited to the device, and reducing duplicate prompts. After disabling related cookies, users may still see the same or similar content, but the display method may no longer be adjusted according to preferences.
8. Advertising and measurement cookies
Where applicable, ANMREX or related service providers may use cookies to monitor the display and interaction of promotional content.
Related cookies may be used to measure content reach, understand whether users visit specific pages, reduce duplicate displays, evaluate campaign effectiveness, and improve content delivery methods. ANMREX does not guarantee that the displayed content will fully match the user's interests simply because the user accepts such cookies.
9. Session Cookies and Persistent Cookies
Session cookies usually become invalid after the user closes the browser or ends their visit. Persistent cookies may remain on the device for a period of time to remember settings, login status, or other preferences.
The retention period of different cookies may vary depending on usage, technical settings, and service requirements. Some cookies may be deleted by users or cleared through browser settings before the preset period expires.
10. First-party and third-party cookies
First-party cookies are usually set directly by ANMREX websites or platforms. Third-party cookies may be set by external providers that support page functionality, technical services, data analysis, or other services.
The use of third-party cookies may also be governed by the privacy policies and cookie rules of the respective service providers. ANMREX may adjust relevant third-party tools based on operational needs, and the actual types of services utilized may change accordingly.
11. Cookie preference management
Users can select and adjust some non-essential cookies through the Cookie Preference Center provided by the ANMREX.
Manageable options may include accepting all optional cookies, rejecting some non-essential cookies, adjusting cookie settings according to purpose, saving current preferences, or revising previous choices. The specific available options are subject to the actual display in the Cookie Preference Center.
Essential cookies are usually kept enabled to support the basic operation of websites and platforms.
12. Modifying or withdrawing consent
Users can modify their previously made cookie choices based on the settings provided on the page. Withdrawal or modification of consent usually does not affect previous handling based on valid choices.
After setting up updates, some changes may require a page refresh, logging in again, or revisiting before they can fully take effect. Different devices, browsers, or access methods may require setting separate cookie preferences.
13. Browser settings
Most browsers allow users to view, delete, restrict, or block cookies. Users can delete existing cookies, block new ones, restrict third-party cookies, receive prompts when setting cookies, or clear website data through browser settings.
Settings may vary depending on the browser and device. Completely blocking cookies may cause some pages, logins, security verification, or platform features to fail to function properly.
14. Cross-device and cross-browser usage
Cookie preferences are usually related to specific browsers, devices, or access environments. If users change devices, browsers, clear browser data, use private browsing mode, reset device settings, or disable local storage, cookie preferences may need to be reset.
ANMREX may not automatically synchronize a user's choices across different devices.
15. Login status and cookies
Some cookies may be used to maintain login status, identify account sessions, and support secure authentication. After deleting or blocking related cookies, users may need to log in again, complete additional verification, or reset some account preferences.
To protect account security, users should avoid staying logged in for extended periods on public or shared devices. After use, it is recommended to log out of your account and reasonably clear the relevant browsing data.