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A cookie is information stored on your computer by the website you visit. Cookies usually save your preferences, web page settings, such as your preferred language or address. Later, when you reopen the same webpage, the browser sends back the cookies belonging to that webpage. This allows the page to display information tailored to your needs. Cookies can store a wide range of information, including personal information (such as your name or email address). However, this information can only be saved if you enable it - websites cannot access information you have not provided and cannot access other files on your computer or mobile device. The default cookie save and send activity is not visible to you. However, you can change your browser settings so that you can choose whether to approve or decline the cookie requests, delete the saved cookies automatically when you close your browser and the like.
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Yes, with the primary goal of giving our site a better user experience.
Session cookies are cookies that expire (and are automatically deleted) when you close your browser. We use "session cookies" to enhance the user experience during the visit.
Persistent cookies - they usually have an expiration date well into the future and will remain in your browser until they expire or manually delete them. We use persistent cookies to better understand users' habits so that we can improve the website according to your habits. However, the information collected in this way does not allow you to be identified as a user, and the information collected is used solely for statistical purposes.
There are several external services that store limited cookies for the user. These cookies are not set by this site, but some serve the normal functioning of certain features that make it easier for users to access content. Therefore, the data protection information you are familiar with here is valid only for this website, and the protection of data by external services should be checked on their official site. We currently provide:
This site uses traffic measurement services, such as: Google Analytics. Nor is it possible to identify users based on the information collected in this way, and the information collected is used solely for statistical purposes.