cookies POLICY

Our website, like most websites, uses “cookies” technology. These are small files placed on your computer’s hard drive when visiting certain websites. They contain information about the computer and usually do not include any personal data. Cookies are not used to infect the device with viruses or other malicious software (malware).

Each individual cookie consists of four essential parts:

1. Website name: The name of the domain or subdomain.
2. Unique cookie name: Assigned by the website that set it.
3. Expiration date: Some cookies expire when the browser is closed (so-called session cookies), while others are automatically deleted only after reaching the set expiration date (so-called persistent cookies).
4. Value: This is information stored in the cookie that the website uses to “remember” a previous visit.

We store basic information about users (such as an identifier) in cookies, as well as data necessary for optimizing and properly displaying content on our website. These cookies are used to:

• Recognize users logging into protected web pages, allowing them to navigate multiple pages without needing to re-enter their username and password.
• Store user preferences, such as viewed content and display format, so settings do not need to be adjusted on each visit.
• Track visited pages, collecting data useful for improving website content and navigation.

We use Google Analytics to gather information about visitors to our site, allowing us to make improvements based on their needs and preferences.

Google Analytics is a third-party service that collects information on visited websites, time spent on individual pages, ways of navigating to a page, and subsequent choices made by users. Cookies do not collect personal data such as name, mailing address, etc., nor do they share stored information with others.

To learn more about Google’s privacy policy, please visit:
Google – Privacy Policy

Users of our website can stop providing this information at any time by deleting cookies stored on their devices by our website. To do so, users must change the settings of their currently used web browser.

It is also possible to configure the browser to block the installation of cookies for specific, selected websites or for all websites. However, such settings will result in the loss of the functionalities described above that require cookies.

In compliance with telecommunications law, configuring a browser to allow the installation of cookies on a computer is regarded as consent for their use.