What Sonix changed

• Updated all internal links to include the "www" prefix (e.g., sonix.com became www.sonix.com).
• Added "Main Menu" labels to the navigation structure for better organization.
• Standardized links for product literature, MEMS inspection, and contact pages.

The company is standardizing its web presence by moving all internal links to a "www" subdomain. This usually helps with search engine rankings and ensures all visitors see the same version of the site.

• Added a detailed "Privacy Preference Center" to the footer.
• Included a new cookie consent banner that explains how data is shared with advertising and analytics partners.
• Added specific categories for users to manage, including Targeting, Strictly Necessary, and Performance cookies.
• Updated the footer text from "CookieSettings" to "Cookies Settings."

The company has updated its website to comply with stricter privacy rules. They now give users more control over how their data is tracked for ads and site performance.

• Removed the "Privacy Preference Center" section that explained different types of cookies.
• Deleted detailed descriptions for targeting, performance, and strictly necessary cookies.
• Removed the interactive cookie consent banner and the "OK" acceptance button.
• Cleaned up the footer by removing repetitive "Cookies Settings" text fragments.

The website removed a large amount of technical text and a detailed privacy preference center. This might mean they are simplifying their website code or changing how they handle user tracking tools.