Essential
Supports sign-in, account security, session continuity, playback, fraud prevention and core service functionality.
Cookie Policy
Small technologies. Clear choices.
Cookies and similar technologies help EnoFlix keep you signed in, protect accounts, remember preferences, understand service performance and, where applicable, support advertising.
Effective September 16, 2026
Version 1.0
Web & supported applications
Cookie categories
Managed
Essential
Required for core services
Preferences
Remembers your choices
Analytics
Performance & measurement
Advertising
Where applicable
02
Preferences
Preferences
Helps remember choices such as language, region, interface settings or other supported preferences.
03
Measurement
Analytics
Helps understand how EnoFlix performs, which features are used and where reliability or user experience can be improved.
04
Where used
Advertising
On advertising-supported experiences, permitted technologies may support ad delivery, frequency, measurement and relevance.
Understanding the technology
What are cookies?
Cookies are small pieces of data that websites can place or read on your browser or device. Similar technologies can perform related functions without technically being cookies.
Browser cookies
Browser cookies can remember information between page requests or visits, such as authentication status or selected preferences.
Local storage
Web applications may use browser storage to retain information such as interface preferences, supported application state or other local configuration.
SDKs and application technologies
Mobile or connected-device applications may use software development kits, device identifiers or comparable technologies for functionality, security, diagnostics or measurement.
Pixels and similar signals
Web pixels or similar technologies may help understand whether pages, messages, promotions or advertisements were viewed or interacted with.
How they work
A technology can serve different purposes.
Whether a technology is considered essential, optional or subject to consent depends on its purpose, configuration and applicable law.
01
Your device connects
You open an EnoFlix website or supported application.
02
Technology is evaluated
Required and permitted technologies may be loaded based on the service, settings and jurisdiction.
03
Information supports a purpose
For example authentication, preferences, measurement, security or advertising.
04
Settings may apply
Optional categories can be controlled where consent or other user choices are available.
Technology categories
How EnoFlix may classify technologies.
The exact technologies present can vary over time by platform, region and feature. This table describes the principal categories.
Category
Typical purpose
Optional
Typical duration
Essential
Authentication, sessions, account security,
fraud prevention, playback and core service
operation.
Generally no
Session or as necessary
Preferences
Language, region, display choices and other
remembered user settings.
May vary
Session to persistent
Analytics
Usage measurement, diagnostics, service
performance, feature evaluation and reliability.
Often
Varies by technology
Advertising
Advertising delivery, frequency management,
measurement and relevance where applicable.
Often
Varies by provider
Security
Detect suspicious activity, protect sessions
and help prevent abuse or unauthorized access.
Generally no
As reasonably necessary
These categories describe purposes rather than a
fixed list of vendors or cookie names. Before legal
launch, we will reconcile this Policy with the
technologies actually deployed on EnoFlix.
Required technology
Essential cookies keep the service functioning.
Some technologies are necessary to provide services requested by users or to keep EnoFlix safe and operational.
A
Authentication
Helps recognize signed-in sessions and keep users authenticated while navigating the service.
S
Security
Supports fraud prevention, suspicious activity detection and protection against unauthorized access.
P
Playback
Can support streaming sessions, player state, entitlement checks and service continuity.
C
Consent state
A necessary technology may remember the privacy or cookie choices you have already made.
Preferences
Remembering how you like EnoFlix.
Preference technologies can make repeat visits more convenient by remembering supported choices.
Language
EnoFlix may remember interface, audio, subtitle or other supported language choices.
Region
Where appropriate, a stored preference may support regional experiences or avoid asking for the same selection repeatedly.
Interface choices
Certain display, navigation, accessibility or user-interface preferences may be remembered locally.
Measurement
Understanding how EnoFlix performs.
Analytics and diagnostic technologies can help EnoFlix understand service quality, usage and technical performance.
01
Site usage
Helps understand which pages or features are used and how people move through the service.
02
Performance
Can help measure loading time, responsiveness, playback quality and other reliability indicators.
03
Error diagnostics
Can help identify crashes, failed requests, playback problems or other technical issues.
04
Product improvement
Aggregated or measured interactions can help evaluate whether features are useful and functioning as intended.
Advertising
Advertising-supported experiences.
Some EnoFlix plans or services may include advertising. Where applicable, advertising technologies can support delivery, measurement and frequency controls.
Ad delivery
Technologies may help select and deliver an advertisement appropriate to the applicable service or context.
Frequency
Technologies may help avoid repeatedly presenting the same advertisement more often than intended.
Measurement
Advertising systems may measure impressions, interactions or other effectiveness signals.
Legal choices
Where applicable law requires consent, an opt-out or another privacy choice, EnoFlix will provide the required mechanism when the applicable technology is deployed.
Who sets the technology?
First-party and third-party technologies.
EnoFlix
First-party technologies
These are set or controlled through an EnoFlix domain or application and can support functions such as sessions, preferences, security or service operation.
Service providers
Third-party technologies
Authorized third-party providers may use technologies when providing services such as analytics, infrastructure, fraud prevention, customer support, payment functionality or advertising.
A third-party technology does not automatically
mean the provider may use information for any
purpose it chooses. Provider roles and permitted
uses depend on the service arrangement and
applicable law.
Storage duration
Not every cookie lasts the same amount of time.
The lifetime of a technology depends on its purpose and configuration.
Temporary technologies
These may remain only while a browser or application session is active.
Time-based technologies
These may remain for a defined period needed for a preference, measurement or security purpose.
Longer-lived technologies
Some preferences or similar settings may remain until expiration, deletion or a later change in configuration.
Exact expiration periods will be documented against
the technologies actually deployed by EnoFlix
before the final compliance inventory is published.
Your choices
Ways to manage cookies and similar technologies.
The controls available to you depend on the technology, device and applicable law.
01
EnoFlix cookie settings
Where EnoFlix offers a cookie preference centre, you can use it to review or change available optional categories.
02
Browser controls
Most browsers provide controls to block, delete or otherwise manage cookies and site storage.
03
Device settings
Mobile operating systems, connected devices and applications may provide additional privacy or advertising controls.
04
Provider controls
Some independent providers offer their own privacy or advertising preference tools.
Blocking essential technologies may prevent some
EnoFlix features from operating correctly, including
account authentication, security or playback.
What happens if you delete cookies?
Removing cookies or local storage may sign you out, clear saved preferences or require EnoFlix to ask for certain choices again.
What happens if you block cookies?
Blocking optional cookies may reduce certain personalization or measurement features.
Blocking technologies necessary for authentication, security or application operation may prevent parts of the service from functioning.
Changing your mind
Where consent-based cookie settings are provided, you should be able to change your available choices later through the applicable preference mechanism.
Cookies and privacy
Cookies are one part of the privacy picture.
Information collected through cookies or similar technologies may be personal information under applicable law.
Privacy Policy
The EnoFlix Privacy Policy explains broader information practices, including categories of information, purposes, sharing, retention and privacy rights.
Terms of Use
The EnoFlix Terms of Use explain the rules governing use of the EnoFlix service.
Changes to this Cookie Policy
EnoFlix may update this Cookie Policy when technologies, providers, services or legal requirements change.
Where appropriate, material changes may be communicated through the service, a cookie preference interface, account communications or another suitable method.
The effective date at the top of this page identifies the current version.
Contact
Questions regarding cookies, privacy settings or related technologies can be directed through the EnoFlix Help Centre.
Cookie choices
Manage your privacy preferences.
The EnoFlix cookie preference interface will provide controls for eligible optional technologies once the production consent system is connected.
Essential technologies that are strictly necessary
to provide or secure the service may remain active
even when optional technologies are declined.