About cookies
The term “cookie” refers to a small data file consisting exclusively of a set of textual information, which the site transfers to the web browser on your computer’s hard drive, or temporarily throughout your visit. , or sometimes for longer periods, depending on the type of cookie. Cookies perform various functions (for example, distinguishing you from other visitors to the same website or remembering certain things about you, such as your preferences) and are used by most websites to improve your user experience.
Each cookie is unique to your browser and contains some anonymous information. A cookie usually contains the name of the field from which the cookie originated, the “lifetime” of the cookie as well as a value (usually in the form of a randomly generated unique number).
The basic types of cookies that websites may use are described below
Session cookies
These are temporary cookies that remain in your device’s browser cookie file only during your visit and are deleted when you close your browser.
Permanent cookies
These remain in the cookies of your device’s browser even after the browser is closed, sometimes for a year or more (the exact length of stay depends on the lifespan of each cookie). Permanent cookies are used when the site administrator may need to know who you are for more than one visit (eg to remember your username or your site customization preferences).
First-party cookies
These are cookies that are installed in the browser and / or on the hard drive of your device by the website you are visiting. This includes assigning you a unique identifier to track your site navigation. Webmasters often use first-party cookies to manage visits and for identification purposes.
Third-party cookies
These are cookies used by third parties, such as e.g. social networks, to track your visits to the various sites on which they are advertised. The webmaster has no control over these third party cookies.
On this website, we use cookies to improve the experience of the use of the website by its visitors. The operation of the website will be significantly affected if you disable or do not accept the use of cookies.
The following is information about the third party cookies we use on this website, including how they are disabled and the effect of the deactivation on the operation of the website.
Google Analytics cookies are performance analysis / logging cookies that allow us to collect anonymous information about how visitors use our website. These cookies can inform us about how many visitors use the website, the time and duration of access, while also providing information on how to navigate visitors to different parts of the website. This information helps us to improve the way our website works. They are anonymous information and do not contain personal data.
The information collected by Google Analytics cookies about our website is transferred and stored on Google servers in accordance with Google’s privacy policy.
For more information about Google Analytics, please click here https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/6004245
You can turn off tracking from Google Analytics by clicking https://tools.go ogle.com/dlpa ge/gaoptout?hl =en=GB
If you disable these cookies, your use of the website will not be counted, nor will it be used in the statistics we collect to improve the services we provide through the website. The operation of the site will not be affected.
Third party social networks can place cookies on your device if you choose to share content from our site with them, by clicking on one of the built-in buttons entitled “Share”.
If you disable these cookies, the “Share” function will not be available.
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For all your personal information stored in our database, all necessary measures will be taken to ensure it.
We will report any unlawful breach of this website or any third party data processing database to anyone directly concerned and to the authorities within 72 hours of the breach, provided that the personal data that is stored in a recognizable form, have been stolen.
