Cookies Policy

Cookies are short text files created by a web server and stored on a computer through a browser. If you return to the same website, the browser sends the stored file back, and the server then retrieves all the information it previously stored about you.

HOW AND WHY ARE COOKIES USED?

Cookies are essential for functional web analytics. Visitor statistics and other measurement systems work on the principle of cookies, storing visitor identifiers, sources of visit, time, etc., in a cookie. The collected data is then accessed and supplemented on subsequent pages, allowing the system to “track” the user.

These small text files are also used to store the state of being logged in on a given page (to website administration, e-commerce, social networks, etc.). This type of cookie is called an authentication cookie. Without it, the server wouldn’t recognise that a user’s verification and login to a particular website has already occurred and would request it again for every subsequent page visit.

WHAT ARE THE TYPES OF COOKIES?

First-party cookie: A small text cookie is stored using a script running on a given domain. Such cookies are generally considered safer. They pass through firewalls better and adhere to stricter browser security rules. This type of cookie is used, for example, by Google Analytics (in its default setting).

Third-party cookie: A cookie is stored using a script pulled from a different domain. Therefore, the same cookie can be accessed in various places on the internet, allowing a user to be tracked across different domains.

WHY “COOKIE”?

The name “cookie” is derived from the Anglo-Saxon custom of offering a biscuit to visitors to create a homely and pleasant atmosphere.

WHAT TYPES OF COOKIES DO WE USE?

Cookies can be divided into two types based on their duration. One type is temporary (session cookie), stored in the browser only for the duration of the session. The other is a long-term (persistent cookie), which remains stored for an extended period or until manually removed from the browser.

In terms of their function, cookies can be divided into several types. The first type is remarketing cookies, used for personalising the content and targeting of our advertisements. Another type is analytical cookies, which help us understand how our website is used by users. Essential cookies are vital for the website’s basic functionality. We also use conversion cookies to analyse the performance of conversion channels. The last type we use is tracking cookies, which, combined with conversion cookies, help analyse the performance of various conversion channels.

Some cookies may collect information used by third parties. These cookies directly support our advertising activities (PPC systems like Google Ads, etc.). Thanks to these cookies, we can customise the display of banners or ads on your viewed web pages. However, these data don’t allow us to identify you.

HOW TO REFUSE THE USE OF COOKIES?

You can configure your browser’s settings to manage the use of cookies. Most browsers automatically accept cookies by default. It’s possible to reject cookies in your browser settings or to only use some of them.

HOW TO REFUSE COOKIES IN GOOGLE CHROME?

1. Open Chrome and select the three-dot menu
2. Select Settings
3. Select Privacy and security
4. Select Third-party cookies (or Cookies and other site data)
5. Choose Block third-party cookies, or block all cookies under Site settings
6. Your preference is saved automatically

HOW TO REFUSE COOKIES IN FIREFOX?

1. Click the menu button and choose Settings
2. Select Privacy & Security
3. Under Enhanced Tracking Protection, choose Strict or Custom
4. Under Custom, block cross-site tracking cookies or all third-party cookies

If you have any questions about this Cookies Policy, you can contact us by email: [email protected].