Cookies and Analytics Notice

Our Privacy Statement describes how we collect, use, and disclose your information.

This Cookies and Analytics Notice forms part of our Privacy Statement and gives more detail on how we use cookies and analytic tools on our Digital Platforms. We have separated it from our core Privacy Statement so it’s easier to find.

We may sometimes need to change this Notice. We may tell you about changes through one or more of our Digital Platforms, by updating our website or emailing you.

By using our Digital Platforms, you agree we may collect and use information about:

• You
• Your activity on our Digital Platforms, including how you use them, or the features they contain
• Your behavioural biometric information when using ANZ goMoney or ANZ Internet Banking, such as how you type, swipe or scroll
• Your device — some examples include:
  • The type and model of your device
  •  Your operating system 
  •  Browser information
  • Preferences
  • Settings and status, including the accessibility status, and may include your call status (we’ll check if you’re on a call but can’t hear or make calls)
  • Device network and/or connectivity information, including whether you are using a Wi-Fi or a cellular connection
  • The security and identifying information of your device
  • On Android devices, we will also collect information about the list of installed apps on your device, and other devices connected via Bluetooth
• Your IP address
• Your location, if you enable the location permission on your device
• The information gathered through cookies and other digital tracking tools.

A cookie is a small text file saved on your device when you visit a website. Your browser saves the cookie and retrieves it the next time you visit that website.

You can choose if and how your browser accepts cookies by changing your preferences and options in your browser.

You won’t be able to use our secure services if your browser rejects all cookies. For example, you won’t be able to use online applications or surveys. But you may still be able to use some information-only pages.

Cookies and identifying information are an important way we interact with your internet browser. We use them to:

• Give you better and more customised services
• Improve our website
• Advertise more effectively.

For example, we can use the information to tell you about other accounts, products or services that we or third parties offer. We can use the information to understand what might be relevant to you and tailor our online information for you.

We may collect location data to give you information based on your location. We can collect this data if you enable the location permission on your device. That data may come from GPS, Bluetooth or Wi-Fi signals. 

We may also infer your approximate location from your IP address so we can present more relevant information and advertising to you. We may also infer your approximate location for security reasons or investigations, for example, to identify, investigate and prevent fraud, including suspected fraud.

Analytics is about understanding how our Digital Platforms are used, including when, how and by which type of customer. We use third-party software and services to measure the performance of our platforms, third-party websites that have ANZ content, and our advertising.

We use this information for various reasons. For example, to:

• Analyse collective user behaviour – from user statistics such as the number of page views, number of unique visitors, time spent on the platform, time of visits and types of devices used. We use this information for the purposes explained in our Privacy Statement
• Monitor how our Digital Platforms perform, identify issues and proactively improve your customer experience – application performance monitoring (APM) technology tells us how our platforms work on different browsers.

If you log on to secure areas, we can combine your identifying information with your other information (including personal information), for the purposes explained in our Privacy Statement. 

We use Adobe Analytics software on some of our Digital Platforms, including ANZ Internet Banking. Find out more about Adobe Analytics here:

We work with third parties to advertise on third-party websites, monitor advertising performance and the platforms they are on, and collect information about your visits to Digital Platforms. These third parties include advertising and tracking companies (such as Google, Facebook, Quantcast or Flashtalking).

For example, they may use cookies, web beacons and similar technology to collect information on:

• What you clicked to access information
• Your type of browser
• The time and date of your visit
• The types of advertisements you click on or scroll over
• Your location
• Your device identification.

Let’s say you visit our website after seeing an ad on a third-party website. The advertising and tracking company may collect information such as which pages you view on our site or whether you complete an online application.

We can report and analyse information that advertising and tracking companies collect. We can examine advertising effectiveness, optimise our advertising and show you more relevant advertising.

Our Digital Platforms may include social media features such as Facebook’s ‘like’ button, X (formerly known as Twitter) widgets, share buttons or interactive programs.

These features may be used by the third parties to collect information such as your IP address, which pages you visit on our site, and how long you visit. If you belong to a social media site, this may let the social media provider link your visits to our Digital Platforms with other information (including personal information) they hold about you.

Social media features may be hosted by a third party or by us on our Digital Platforms. If you use the social media features, you rely on the privacy policies of the social media providers, as far as the law allows. We are not responsible for the actions of any social media providers.

We may provide an application programming interface (API) to enable third-party applications to interface with our Digital Platforms. This may include authenticating to a third-party system using ANZ credentials.