Cookies

Cookie policy

What we store on your device, why, and how to change your choices. Version 2026-11-02.

The short version

  • We use cookies to keep you signed in and to remember your choices. These are strictly necessary, so they don’t need your consent.
  • We remember your theme and one community setting. You can object at any time in Cookie settings, and we’ll delete them.
  • Only if you agree, we remember which post or link brought you here for 30 days, to see whether it led to a plan purchase. It is off unless you turn it on.
  • We don’t use advertising cookies, social media tracking pixels, third-party analytics or device fingerprinting.
  • We count visits without any cookies or storage on your device.

Everything we store

NameWhat and wherePurposeHow longType
learn_sessionCookie, set by learn-api.pyxion.uk for pyxion.ukKeeps you signed in to your account.1 hourStrictly necessary
learn_refreshCookie, set by learn-api.pyxion.uk and sent only to its sign-in addressesRenews your sign-in so you stay signed in while you use the site.30 daysStrictly necessary
learn_oauth_stateCookie, set by learn-api.pyxion.ukProtects the sign-in process against forged requests.10 minutesStrictly necessary
Sign-in service cookiesCookies on the sign-in pages, set by Amazon Cognito (run for us by Amazon Web Services)Make the sign-in pages work and keep them secure.Session, or as set by the serviceStrictly necessary
pl_consentCookie, learn.pyxion.ukRemembers the choices you make on this page, so we don’t ask again on every page.6 monthsStrictly necessary
pyxion_learn_themeLocal storage in your browserRemembers whether you chose the light or dark theme.Until you clear it or objectDisplay preferences (you can object)
pl-name-okLocal storage in your browserRemembers that you’ve confirmed your community display name, so we don’t ask again.Until you clear it or objectDisplay preferences (you can object)
pl_attrCookie, learn.pyxion.ukIf a post or link brought you here, remembers which one (its name and the page you arrived on), so we can see whether it led to a plan request or purchase.30 daysMeasurement (only with your consent)

Measurement: linking a post to a purchase

We share posts and links (for example on LinkedIn) with a tag in the address saying which post it is. When you arrive from one, we ask whether we may remember that tag. If you accept:

  • a cookie on learn.pyxion.uk holds the post’s name, where it was shared, the page you arrived on and the date, for 30 days;
  • if you then ask for a plan through our access form, that information is sent with your request;
  • if you buy the plan, we keep it with your plan record.

We use it only to see which posts and links lead to plan requests and purchases, and we look at it as totals per post. We don’t share it with LinkedIn or anyone else, and we don’t use it for advertising.

Our lawful basis is your consent (UK GDPR Article 6(1)(a)), which you can withdraw at any time in Cookie settings: we delete the cookie straight away. Information already sent with a plan request is kept with that request: 2 years, or 6 years where it is part of an invoice record. Ask us and we’ll remove the campaign information from your records.

If you reject, or don’t choose, nothing is stored. Your visit still counts in our anonymous totals.

How we count visits without cookies

When a page loads, our server adds one to a count for that day and page, and notes which website sent you (for example linkedin.com) and whether the visitor is a person, a search engine or an AI assistant. Nothing is stored on your device, and we don’t keep your IP address or any identifier. To stop one browser inflating the counts, a scrambled version of your IP address is held in memory for at most a day and never written down.

Content from other services

Our maps show images from OpenStreetMap’s tile servers. Your browser fetches them directly, so those servers receive your IP address; we don’t use them to track you. Our fonts are stored on our own servers.

Your choices and rights

  • Change your choices at any time with (also at the bottom of every page).
  • You can also block or delete cookies in your browser settings. Blocking the strictly necessary ones will stop you signing in.
  • When we change this policy, we change the version above and ask you again.
  • You have rights over your personal information, including access, correction and deletion. Contact us to use them. You can also complain to the Information Commissioner’s Office (ico.org.uk).

How we use personal information more generally: privacy notice. Pyxion Learn is run by Pyxion. Questions about this policy: contact us.