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Cookies More Information about Cookies

In our effort to make the use of our websites easier, we must save a small piece of information on your computer, known as cookies. This will help in protecting your privacy while ensuring a better customization of our websites for users. It's possible to block cookies, following the instructions provided below.

What are Cookies?

Cookies are small files that a Web Browser stores on a computer, mobile device, or any other device used by the user to visit a website. They are stored by the command of that website for its further needs. These needs can vary and depend on the purpose of the cookies; for example, cookies can collect data on the language chosen by the visitor for displaying pages on multilingual sites, the sequence of visited pages to return the user to the pages backwards, the list of items the user added to the cart in an online store, to the IP address of the user, username and password, email address, geolocation, whether the user is on a computer or mobile device, which pages of a website the user visited, etc.

Types of Cookies

Based on duration, cookies can be:

Persistent Cookies – these cookies remain on the computer or device after closing the Internet browser. With their help, websites store data such as login name and password, language settings, or cookie settings so the user doesn't have to re-enter them every time they visit.
Session Cookies – these cookies are removed from the computer or device upon closing the Internet browser. They help websites store temporary data, like the last few pages the user opened on the website they are visiting or items in the shopping cart.

Based on the source, cookies can be:

First-party cookies – these are cookies stored by the original website the user primarily visits, e.g., an online store if shopping online.
Third-party cookies – these are cookies stored by other websites or Web Services that are parts of the primary website the user visits. They are usually used by other websites to track the user's habits on the primary website or can be used by a Web Service to provide quality service.

Based on function, there are several types of cookies, the most common being:

Essential/technical cookies – these cookies are necessary for the functionality of the website and its basic purposes of functioning, such as the session identifier of the current user's visit to the website or the content of the cart filled during online shopping.
Functional cookies – these cookies enable the website to provide enhanced functionality and personalization, such as remembering the language in which the content of the website's pages is displayed.
Analytical cookies – these cookies collect information on how users visit the website and its web pages. Generally, data is collected in an aggregated form without identifying the user.
Marketing cookies – these cookies collect information on the user's habits and behavior on the website for the purpose of displaying personalized ads.

Which Cookies We Collect

When you access our page, a cookie notice will appear at the bottom of the screen. By selecting the "Update cookies" option, you can check which cookies we collect. We distinguish necessary cookies and cookies for tracking and analytics. Necessary cookies are technical cookies, required for the functioning of the website, which we cannot disable and do not require your consent for their use. You can set your browser to block these cookies or send a warning about them, but in that case, some parts of the site will not work. It should be noted that our Website operates optimally only if the use of cookies is enabled. By selecting the drop-down menu in the details, all necessary cookies are described along with the information on how long we store them.

With your consent, we collect Cookies for tracking and analytics. The data is collected anonymously and does not allow tracking of the user's activities on other websites. They are used for analysis, tracking user behavior, and for the purpose of measuring audience behavior and creating reports for website improvements. We note that these cookies enable data transfer to third countries, including the United States. You give your consent at the moment of access to our pages by selecting the "Accept all" option.

How to Manage Cookies

If you wish, you can disable the storage of cookies on your computer by blocking and limiting them in your web browser settings. However, blocking all cookies could have a negative effect on the use of many websites, including this one. Cookie settings can be controlled and configured in your browser.

Below is a list where you can find additional information on disabling cookies or managing cookie settings in the browser you use:

Cookies

Required Cookies

Analytics Cookie

Marketing Cookie