COOKIE POLICY




  1. TERMS THAT WE USE IN THE COOKIE POLICY 

    Cookies – text files saved by a web browser on your computer’s hard drive or another device in order to store information which is then used to identify you or to remember the history of your actions on the Website. Cookies usually contain the name of the website they come from, the storage time on the end device and a unique number.

    In addition to cookies, we also use other similar technology such as:

    Fingerprinting – technology which consists of collecting and analyzing information about your device (information about the browser, operating system, installed plugins, time zone, screen size, system fonts and other configurations), by means of which you use the Website. This information is used to identify you and ensure the security of the Website; 

    Device recognition – information about your device (browser, operating system, installed plug-ins, time zone, screen size, system fonts and other configurations) is collected and analyzed. This operation is based on statistics, probability and assigning a common identifier to the data resulting from the use of the device. The purpose of this activity is to recognize and identify you (e.g. to recognize that you are the same user with multiple devices).

    To ensure the transparency of information outlined in the Cookie Policy, we will continue to refer to all the above-mentioned technology as cookies. Other capitalized terms are explained in the Privacy Policy. 


  2. WHAT KINDS OF COOKIES DO WE USE AND FOR WHAT PURPOSE? 

    The following types of cookies are used within the Website:
    a) "essential" cookies enable the use of the services available within the Website, for example, authentication cookies are used for services that require authentication throughout the Website;
    b) cookies used to ensure security, e.g. used to detect fraud in the field of authentication on the Website;
    c) "performance" cookies enable the collection of information on the use of the Website pages;
    d) "functional" cookies enable "remembering" the settings selected by the User and personalisation of the User's interface, eg. User’s selected language or region of origin, font size, Website appearance, etc.
    e) "advertising" cookies enable the delivery of advertising content that’s more tailored to User’s interests. We use cookies that differ in terms of both their life cycle and the internet domain they come from.


  3. HOW TO MANAGE COOKIES 

    You can set conditions for storing or accessing cookies by accessing your web browser settings or service configuration. In the menu bar of your web browser, in the "Help" section, you can find information on how to refuse saving new cookies, how to delete previously saved cookies, how to request a notification that a new cookie is saved and how to block cookies.

    If you change the cookie settings by refusing to save cookies, you may run into problems or not be able to use some of the Website’s services properly.