Table of contents
- What are cookies?
- Why are cookies necessary?
- Why does our website use cookies?
- Disabling cookies
- Types of cookies we use on this website
- Table of cookies used
What are cookies?
Cookies are small files that we download to your computer to improve your user experience. Cookies themselves do not contain any data. You always have the option to accept or reject cookies. Their storage is under the full control of the browser used by the user. Cookies are small files that the websites you visit send to your computer and store on it. They usually contain: the name of the server from which the cookie was sent; the lifetime of the cookie; a value (a unique number). Cookies are stored in the file directory of the web browser. The next time you visit the website, the browser reads the cookie and transmits the information to the website or other entity that set the cookie.
Why are cookies necessary?
They are essential for providing user-friendly online services. Cookies make the interaction between a web user and a website faster and easier. They help the website remember an individual’s preferences and experiences, saving time and making website browsing more efficient and user-friendly.
Some specific examples of the use of cookies:
- To improve the user experience of the website, we adapt the display of content to visitors based on past visits.
- to save choices when creating a shortlist of devices and offers and comparing them
- We keep you logged in on parts of the website where login is required.
- to recognize your device (computer, tablet, mobile phone), which allows you to customize the display of content to your device
- to monitor visits, which allows checking the effectiveness of content display and the relevance of advertisements, and continuous improvement of websites
- they are necessary for the operation of certain services (e.g. online stores and other forms of e-commerce, etc.)
Why does our website use cookies?
Cookies are an important means of maintaining fresh and appropriate content that is in line with the interests and preferences of an individual web user. The reasons for using cookies stem from their properties, one of which is storing data about the state of an individual web page), cookies help in the implementation of various web services (online stores), help in the collection of various statistics, since only with them can the frequency of visits to a particular web page be monitored. With the help of cookies, the website operator can assess the effectiveness of the design of his website, as well as the appropriateness of the type and number of advertisements offered to third-party users on his website.
Disabling cookies
You decide whether or not to allow cookies to be stored on your computer. You can control and change your cookie settings using your selected web browser settings. For information about cookie settings, select the web browser you are using.
Types of cookies we use on this website
The following cookies are used to ensure the operation of all website functions:
- cookies for analytical purposes
- cookie for tracking the itinerary of unregistered users
- certain content is adapted for a specific user, analysis of website visits allows for continuous improvement of the website
A detailed description of each cookie and the time it is installed can be seen from the tables below:
- Group: Necessary cookies
Cookies are text files that identify your computer on a server. Cookies do not identify an individual user, but rather the computer used to access the website. Necessary cookies make the website usable by enabling basic functions such as page navigation and access to secure areas of the website. The website does not function properly without these cookies. - Group: Optional/analytical cookies
Statistics cookies help website owners understand how visitors use the website by anonymously collecting and reporting information. - Group: Marketing cookies
They are used to track users across the website. The purpose is to display advertisements that are relevant and interesting to the individual user.