Declaration on the use of cookies

What cookies are

Cookies are short text files created by a web server and saved to your computer through the browser. If you go back to the same web later, the browser sends the saved cookies back and the server thus gets all information saved by it to your computer before. Cookies are used by the absolute majority of webs for their activity.

How cookies are divided

Cookies can be divided by the party that saves them to your computer, which means into:

• First party cookies – their validity is limited to the domain of the web that you are viewing. These cookies are deemed to be safer.
• Third party cookies – are placed using a script from another domain. Users can thus be monitored across domains. They are often used to evaluate the efficiency of advertising channels.

Cookies can be divided by their durability into:

• Session cookies – These are deleted from your computer on closing the browser.
• Persistent cookies – They remain on closing the browser and are deleted only after the lapse of a very long time (which depends on your browser settings and cookie settings). You can also remove them manually.

What cookies are used for

Our web uses the following cookies:

Technical – first party, season. They ensure the basic technical functionality of the web, i.e. logging in, using services, etc.

Google Analytics – first party, persistent. They are used to generate anonymous statistics on using the web.

Hotjar – first party, season and persistent. To analyse the number of visits and improve the controllability of this web, we use the Hotjar tool.

We never put sensitive or personal data in cookies.

How the use of cookies can be adjusted

Deleting

You can delete cookies in your browser – usually placed in the history of visited pages.

Blocking

Browsers enable to block placing cookies to your computer. In such case the functionality of the web will be reduced. Information about the cookie file saving settings in your browser is on the web of the provider of the specific browser:

• Chrome
• Firefox
• Internet Explorer
• Android

For additional information on cookies and their use see the web AboutCookies.org

This web uses Google Analytics

This web uses the Google Analytics service provided by Google, Inc. (hereinafter referred to as “Google”). Google Analytics uses cookie files. Information about the use of the web along with the content of a cookie file will be transmitted and saved by Google to servers in the United States of America. Google will use this information to evaluate the use of the web and create messages about its activities intended for its operators and provide other services relating to activities on the web and the use of the Internet in general. Google can also give this information to third parties if required by the law or if such third parties will process this information for Google.

Google Analytics is extended to include related advertising functions provided by Google, which are:

• overviews of display in the Google advertising network;
• remarketing (display of advertisements in the content network on the basis of products viewed); and
• extended demographical overviews (reporting anonymous demographic data).

For more information about the processing and use of data see the contractual conditions of Google

How to disable monitoring by Google Analytics

If you do not want to give anonymous data about the use of the web to Google Analytics, you can use the plug-in provided by Google. Data will not be sent any more on installing to your browser and activation.