Below you can read about the most important cookies used on this website (biscuit) regulations.
Websites operating within the European Union must seek users’ consent to the use of cookies and their storage on the user’s computer or other device. Below, we provide information about the cookies we use and the purposes for which they are used.
What is a cookie?
Cookies are small data files that the browser places on the user’s computer or device. Among other things, they collect information, remember the visitor’s personal settings and, in general, make it easier for users to use the website. Cookies do not, in themselves, collect data stored on your computer or in your files. Please read the information below carefully for further details on how we collect information when you use this website.
Types of cookies
Session cookies: these cookies are temporarily activated whilst you are browsing. In other words, from the moment you open your browser window until the moment you close it. As soon as the browser is closed, all session cookies are deleted.
Persistent cookies: these cookies remain on the user’s device for the duration specified in the cookie. They are activated every time the user visits the website.
First-party cookies
These cookies are created by the website that the user is currently visiting.
Third-party cookies
When a user visits a page, a third party activates the cookie via the website.
What cookies do we use, and why?
Strictly necessary cookie
These cookies help you navigate the website and record the actions you take on individual pages. Without these cookies, the services would not work. These cookies do not store any data about the user, such as which web pages they have visited, or any data that could be used for marketing purposes.
We use strictly necessary cookies for the following purposes
Performance cookies: these collect information about how you use our website (e.g. which pages you view and whether you encounter any errors). These cookies do not collect information that could be used to identify the user, and we use them to improve the functioning of our website, understand our customers’ interests, and measure the effectiveness of our adverts.
We use performance cookies for the following purposes
Some of the cookies listed above are used by third parties; for further information, please refer to the privacy policies on these partners’ websites.
By using our website, you agree to the use of performance cookies. Accepting these cookies is a prerequisite for the proper use of our website. If you disable these cookies, we cannot guarantee that our website will function properly or that your use of the site will be secure.
Functionality cookies: we use these cookies to provide various services and to remember the user’s preferences, in order to make browsing the site easier.
We use performance cookies for the following purposes:
Some of the cookies listed above are used by third parties; for further information, please refer to the privacy policies on these partners’ websites.
Your consent
By browsing this website, you agree to us placing cookies on your computer so that we can analyse how you use our website. If you do not consent to our use of cookies whilst browsing this site, our website may not function to its full extent.
Further information about cookies
For more detailed information about cookies, please visit the following websites:
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Managing cookies
The website’s use of cookies (hereinafter referred to as the ‘website’): during a visit to the website or when using the services available there, subject to the User’s consent, an identifier file consisting of one or more character strings (a ‘cookie’ or ‘cookie’) is sent and stored on the User’s electronic communications terminal equipment, i.e. their computer. The cookie enables the User’s browser to be uniquely identified. On this basis, the operator processes data relating to Users’ use of the website and their browsing habits, and stores the data provided during the session. The User may consent to the use of cookies via the pop-up window displayed on the website.
Cookies may be ‘persistent’ or ‘session’ cookies, which the browser stores for various periods of time or until they expire, provided that the User does not delete or disable them (see below). The data provider retains the data for various periods; this may be 10 minutes, 30 minutes, until the browser is closed, until the end of the current session, or 2 weeks, 30 days, 6 months, or 1, 2 or 3 years. If a cookie is placed on a permanent (i.e. non-temporary) basis, the service provider will process the data until the User withdraws their consent in accordance with the terms of this Terms of Use. Data processed for the purpose specified in this clause shall be deleted without delay if the purpose of the data processing ceases to exist or if the User so requests.
The purpose of data processing via cookies is to personalise the user experience; thus, in order to provide a personalised service and to offer personalised information society-related (e-commerce) services available on the website, as well as to identify Users, to develop and make available content that is more relevant to their interests and beneficial to them, and to enable the User to access functions requiring login once they have logged in following identification. The purpose of processing data collected by cookies is also to gather visitor statistics and compile reports. Using the cookie information collected from the websites, we can track the number of new and returning visitors, compile statistics on activity observed on the website and the pages visited by Users, thereby gaining a better understanding of usage patterns, and enabling you to analyse information to help improve and enhance the website’s services.
The types of cookies used on this website, by expiry date:
Users can delete cookies from their own computer via their browser and can also disable them. Cookies can usually be managed in the browser’s Tools/Settings menu under the Privacy settings. Most browsers accept cookies automatically by default, but by changing the browser’s security settings (block/delete), the User can refuse or selectively block them.
The User may disable or customise Google Analytics’ advertising features and Google Display Network adverts by logging into their Google account. The processing of data collected by cookies is based on the User’s voluntary consent. However, if the User disables the use of cookies or does not consent to their placement and use, the uninterrupted use of all the website’s functions cannot be guaranteed, and this may restrict or prevent the use of certain services.
Data processing is based on voluntary consent: The legal basis for data processing is the consent of the volunteer concerned, in accordance with Section 5 (1)(a) of the Information Act, namely the data subject’s voluntary consent, as well as the consent provided for in Section 155(4) of Act C of 2003 on Electronic Communications. The purpose of data processing: to identify Users, to distinguish them from one another, to identify Users’ current sessions, storing the data provided during such sessions, preventing data loss, identifying and tracking Users, displaying personalised offers using data recorded whilst visiting the website, storing user preferences, and tracking Users.