Privacy Policy

What are cookies?

This is small information, called cookies, sent by the website we visit and saved on the end device (computer, laptop, smartphone) we use when browsing websites.

"Cookies", consisting of a number of letters and numbers, contain various information necessary for the proper functioning of websites, e.g. those requiring authorization - including: when logging in to an email account or online store.

All websites operating on the Internet - search engines, information and news websites, online stores, websites of state offices and other public institutions, can function properly thanks to the use of "cookies".

Cookies also enable, among others, remembering our preferences and personalizing websites in terms of displayed content and advertising matching. Thanks to "cookies", it is also possible to register products and services or vote in online surveys.

Personal data collected using "cookies" may be collected only for the purpose of performing specific tasks. functions for the user, e.g. remembering login to the website or remembering goods added to the cart in the online store. Such data is encrypted in a way that prevents access to it by unauthorized persons.

What do cookies give us?

Thanks to "cookies", the use of websites is easier and more enjoyable and their content – texts, photos, surveys, surveys, but also advertisements – is better suited to the expectations and preferences of each Internet user.

"Cookies":

• allows us to remember our visits to the website and our preferences regarding this website (including website language, color, layout, content arrangement);
• allow online stores to recommend products related to those that we usually choose and that may potentially interest us;
• help store goods that we have added to the shopping cart in online stores;
• enable the use of from accounts on websites;
• allow you to log in to the website on each of the subpages available on a given website;
• they prevent us from seeing the same advertisement or survey to complete over and over again
• allow us to be presented with advertisements in a way that takes into account our interests or place of residence - in this way, advertisements, thanks to which the use of many websites can be free of charge, can inform us about products and services potentially interesting to us
• allow you to create anonymous website visit statistics.

• Thanks to "cookies", website owners and publishers are able to assess the real interest in their websites, they can better understand users' expectations and preferences, understand how users use their websites and, using the latest technological solutions, they can constantly improve their websites, making them even friendlier and better suited to our needs.

  What should we know about "cookies"?

  They are not used to identify users and are not based on them in any way someone's identity is established;

  • "cookies" identify the data of the computer and browser used to browse websites - they allow, for example, to find out whether a given computer has already visited the website ;
  • data obtained from cookies are in no way combined with users' personal data obtained, e.g. during registration on websites;
  • they are not harmful to us or our computers, or smartphones - do not affect their operation;
  • do not cause configuration changes in end devices or in the software installed on these devices;
  • default "cookie" parameters allow reading information in contained only to the server that created them;
  • based on our behavior on visited websites, they transmit information to servers thanks to which the displayed page is better suited to individual preferences.

  Basic types of cookies

  Session cookies – these are temporary information stored in the browser's memory until the browser session ends, i.e. until it is closed. These cookies are mandatory for some applications or functionalities to work properly.

  Permanent cookies - they make the use of frequently visited websites easier easier (e.g. they provide optimal navigation, remember the selected resolution, content layout, etc.). This information remains in the browser's memory for a longer period of time. This time depends on the choice you can make in your browser settings. This type of cookie allows information to be transferred to the server each time a website is visited. Persistent cookies are also called so-called tracking cookies.

  Third party cookies – this information coming from e.g. advertising servers, company servers and service providers (e.g. search or maps placed on the website) cooperating with the owner of a given website. This type of cookie allows you to adapt advertisements - thanks to which the use of websites can be free - to the preferences and habits of their users. They also allow you to assess the effectiveness of advertising activities (e.g. by counting how many people clicked on a given ad and went to the advertiser's website). Based on the information obtained from these cookies, you can create the so-called general user profiles, thanks to which men interested in finance and cars (visiting websites on this subject) will see advertisements tailored to their potential interests, and not, for example, advertisements for women's cosmetics.

  Cookie management

  Remember that you can manage cookies yourself. This is made possible, for example, by the web browsers you use. In the most popular browsers you have the option of:

  • accepting cookies, which will allow you to fully use the options offered by websites;
  < li>managing cookies at the level of individual websites selected by you;
• determining settings for various types of cookies, for example accepting persistent files as session files, etc.;
• blocking or deleting cookies .

• The effect of changing browser settings, depending on the selected option, may be the loss of the ability to use some websites and services or some of their functions. available.

  The above information comes from the website https://wszystkoociasteczkach.pl/.