Cookie Policy

To ensure this website functions properly with all its features and to continue improving the site and enhancing the user experience, we use cookies. According to European Union regulations, effective from March 25, 2011, we are required to obtain your consent before storing cookies. This means that by using this website, you have the option in a special browser to either accept or reject the use of these files. If you disable cookies, unfortunately, you will not be able to use certain functionalities of the website that rely on this technology.

We also use cookies for tracking visit statistics: cookies collect information about visitor interactions on our website, as well as for the normal functioning of web applications: cookies are used for the normal functioning of certain website features that facilitate user access to content.

With third-party cookies like those from Google, Facebook, etc., we can collect data about website visits and usage, your IP address, the type of operating system you use, the language you use, the browser you surf on, and similar data. All data is collected anonymously and cookies cannot reveal your personal identity. If a user does not want cookies to be left on their computer, they need to delete or block them in their browser. Deleting or blocking cookies will make accessing website content more difficult.

What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files that a website saves on your web browser on your computer or mobile device (depending on which device you access the site with) when you first visit that website. After the first visit, each time the web browser requests an identical page from the server, cookies are sent from the user’s computer to the server. This way, the server can identify and track the web browser. We use the term cookies for all files that collect data in the manner described above. There are several types of cookies:

• Temporary cookies (session cookies): These are automatically removed from your computer when you close your web browser. They store temporary data (e.g., items in a shopping cart).
• Persistent cookies: These remain stored on your computer even after you close your web browser. They store information, usually your settings when using a site. Persistent cookies remain on your computer until you manually remove them or until they expire.
• First-party cookies: These come from the website you are viewing and can be either temporary or persistent. They store data such as your username and password, so you don’t have to log in every time you visit.
• Third-party cookies: These come from domains different from the one shown in the address bar. Websites can contain content from other areas (such as banners), which opens the possibility of tracking a user’s browsing history. Privacy settings in most modern browsers allow you to block third-party cookies.