PRIVACY STATEMENT
Our website uses cookies. These are small pieces of data that the web server offers to your browser when you visit. The browser usually saves them on your computer or mobile device, and on subsequent visits the saved cookie is sent back to the server from the browser. Cookies are used to store settings, to manage each user’s session, to distinguish between users and to track them on the website (which may also be across multiple websites). You can control the loading of cookies, view their properties and delete them in the settings of your web browser or by using additional plug-ins in your web browser.
Cookies are distinguished by the following characteristics:
1. temporary (and session) or persistent cookies,
2. our own or third party cookies. A session cookie is a cookie that is automatically deleted when you close your browser, while a persistent cookie remains stored in your browser until a certain period of time has elapsed (which can be a few minutes, days or several years). Own cookies are set by the website you have visited, while third-party cookies are set by an external partner web service that is integrated into the website for the desired functionality.
What cookies do we use on our website?
We use both persistent and temporary Google Analytics cookies (session cookies) and WordPress Statistics cookies on this website. We use this service for the purpose of analysing traffic (counting visitors, identifying browsers and the time spent by users on the site, navigation problems, etc.). They allow us to assess the reach and interest of our contributions and the response to the occasional media campaigns we run. All data is used internally and solely for the purpose of improving our website.
What about cookies that are linked to social plug-ins?
Cookies linked to social plugins allow us to integrate social plugins’ products into the content of our website – so visitors can share content with their friends or other connected people (various buttons such as like, share, recommend, etc.). Plugins use cookies so that social networks can identify their members when they come to a website with a plugin. However, if you are not logged in to (or a member of) a particular social network when you visit our website, consent is required for plug-ins to set cookies.
Other links
You may find links to other websites on this website that are not under our control. We are not responsible for the privacy practices or the content of these sites, but simply provide links that visitors can use to access useful information on information security.
