Cookies policy

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What are cookies?

A cookie is a small text file that a website sends to your browser when you visit it and stores on your device. This allows the website to "remember" your actions and preferences (such as registration name, language, font size, and other display options) for a specified period, so you do not have to re-enter them each time you visit the site.

Websites use their own and/or third-party cookies. According to their function, cookies are classified as:

Necessary cookies. These enable basic website navigation or access functions. Without these cookies, the website will not function properly.
Functional or technical cookies. These allow the website to remember information that determines its operation and appearance, such as the visitor's chosen language or region.
Statistics or analytical cookies. These collect anonymous information and provide reports to help the website operator understand how visitors use the site.
Marketing or advertising cookies. These are used to track visitors across multiple websites to provide tailored advertising. They also limit the number of ads shown and help assess the effectiveness of advertising campaigns. These are usually third-party advertiser cookies.

By duration, cookies are classified as session or persistent cookies.

By origin, there are two types:

First-party or own cookies – created by the website you are visiting.
Third-party cookies – created by other websites. These sites own certain content displayed on the site you are visiting, such as ads or images.

Trackers and digital identifiers are more advanced technologies that work without cookies (files placed on the user's device). For example, when tracking pixels/tags are used on a website, each time a user accesses a specific element, a 1-pixel image is loaded – this informs the server that a particular user with a specific IP address has accessed that element, and this information is stored on the server. If the user does not consent to data collection, such elements are immediately disabled. Digital identifiers are especially accurate, generated based on the user's smart device, and unique IDs allow later recognition of the same user.

Web beacons, uXDT, or Ultrasonic tracking technology work by generating an ultrasonic signal inaudible to humans but detectable by other smart devices running specific apps at the same time. Using this technology requires a data protection impact assessment.

How do we use cookies?

We use cookies to:

Allow the website to recognize you and remember your settings and preferences;
Continuously improve the website’s performance by analyzing your actions on the site.

We do not use cookies to identify you personally. The cookies on our site are not used for any purposes other than those described here.

What cookies do we use?

On our website, we use the following cookies:

Name	Category	Description	Duration
cookie_notice_accepted	Necessary	Cookie allowing to save COOKIE BAR CHOICE	1 month
pll_language	Necessary	Cookie used to save the language used on the website	1 year
VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE	Functional	Assesses user bandwidth on pages with embedded YouTube videos	9 months
YSC	Functional	Registers a unique ID to save statistics about which YouTube videos were watched	Until page close
_ga	Analytical	Google Analytics cookie to distinguish users	2 years
_gid	Analytical	Google Analytics cookie to distinguish users	1 month
_hjAbsoluteSessionI	Analytical	Used to identify the user's first session on the website	40 minutes
IDE	Marketing	Google DoubleClick cookie for relevant ads across Google services	9 months
_gcl_au	Marketing	Responsible for Google AdSense, helps select targeted ads	3 months
consent-is	Necessary	Remembers cookie bar choice	1 year
_hjIncludedInPageviewSample	Marketing	Informs Hotjar if the user is included in the data sample	12 minutes
_hjIncludedInSessionSample	Marketing	Informs Hotjar if the user is included in the session sample	12 minutes
_hjSessionUser_	Marketing	Hotjar cookie to store a unique user ID for the site	1 year
_hjSession_	Marketing	Stores current session data for Hotjar	40 minutes
test_cookie	Marketing	Checks if the browser supports cookies	-
_gat_gtag_UA_	Marketing	Limits data collection on high-traffic Google sites	1 year
_hjFirstSeen	Marketing	Used by Hotjar to identify a new user's first session	1 hour
_hjTLDTest	Marketing	Used by Hotjar to determine the most general cookie path	Until page close
_GRECAPTCHA	Necessary	Used for bot detection	6 months

Third-party services

To optimize marketing messages, we continually use analytics software such as Google Analytics from Google LLC. It allows us to track online behavior: time spent on the website, geographic location, and usage. This information is collected using tracking pixels and/or cookies. The information obtained through tracking pixels and/or cookies is anonymous and not linked to personal data. Google processes personal information on its servers in various countries. Personal information may be processed on a server not located in the user's country of residence. We do not share this information with any third parties who could use it freely. If you do not agree to this analysis, you can opt out here: https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout.

This website has links to third-party communication channels: Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, where we post information about the company’s activities and which act as separate data controllers. Cookies used by these channels allow us to obtain aggregated statistics and insights about how visitors interact with our posts, ads, website, videos, and other content on these social media platforms.

More about third-party tracking technologies used on our website:

Identifier	Description	Creation	Duration
Facebook & Messenger tracking technologies	Used for visitor identification, behavior monitoring, and content improvement	On visit	See Facebook policy
LinkedIn tracking technologies	Used for visitor identification, account security, behavior monitoring, and tailored content (including ads)	On visit	See LinkedIn policy
YouTube tracking technologies	Used to continually improve and tailor content by monitoring visitor behavior	On visit	See YouTube policy

How to control cookies?

You do not have to accept all cookies for the website to function, but accepting them makes browsing easier. You can delete or block all cookies except necessary ones, but then some website features may not work as intended and you may need to reset some options each time you visit.

Most browsers allow you to:

Check which cookies are stored and delete individual cookies;
Block third-party cookies;
Block cookies from specific websites;
Block all cookies;
Delete all cookies when closing the browser.

How to refuse cookies?

You can refuse cookies by changing your cookie settings on our website’s homepage. When you open the page, you will see an icon with a "C" letter in the bottom left corner. By clicking it, you will be presented with cookie settings. You can disable all cookies except necessary ones. After making changes, click the "Save" button below.

Remember, the website requires "Necessary cookies" to function properly; these cannot be disabled.

Cookie notice versions

We regularly review the cookies used on the website and update this Cookie Notice to inform you of any significant changes in tracking technologies used. The last update to this notice was on 2024.08.14