Declaration on the use of cookies

What are cookies?

These are small data files that are necessary for some website functions, such as logging in. Cookies also allow websites to remember various settings, such as language, font and other options you have chosen to display the site yourself. you have chosen. This is why we place cookies on your computer. Most of the big websites and providers.

What do we use cookies for on this website?

Cookies can be categorised according to their durability and who puts them on your computer that places it on your computer. Short-term (session) cookies can be divided into two categories. session cookies) - remain in your browser until you close your browser, after which they are deleted.

• Long-term (persistent cookies) - remain stored in the browser for a long time (depending on your browser and cookie settings) or until they are manually until you manually delete them.
• Depending on who creates and processes the cookies, cookies can be divided into two categories:
  • First party cookie - created directly by the website or scripts on the same domain. They are most often used to provide basic functionality of the website.
  • Third party cookies - are created by other scripts. These are most often cookies from advertising systems, social network widgets or embedded videos.

We use the following cookies on this website:

• Technical (first party, short term) - these are necessary to ensure the elementary functionality of the site, i.e. adding products to the cart, the purchase process and displaying a version of the page requiring javascript or without it.
• Google Analytics (first-party, long-term) - in order to better tailor the site to you, we use Google Analytics to measure anonymous data about user behaviour.
• Click (third party, long term) - for marketing purposes and evaluation of our advertising campaigns.
• Bing Ads - Microsoft Advertising (third party, long term) - for marketing purposes and evaluation of our advertising campaigns.
• AdWords (third party, long term) - for marketing purposes and evaluation of our advertising campaigns.
• Collabim (third party, long term) - for proper ad targeting, remarketing.
• Youtube (third-party, short-term and long-term) - used to play videos.
• LinkedIn (third party, long term) - is placed by the LinkedIn button on this site.

What is Remarketing (sometimes also retargeting)

It is a way of targeting PPC advertising to users who have previously visited our website. The goal is to be recalled again. We add a special code to our website, this will store a cookie when you visit, which the advertising system will remember. It then displays ads about our experience on other sites involved in the content network.
Important: We never use cookies to identify you personally and we never place sensitive or personal data in cookies.

If your browser is enabled to use cookies, we will assume that you consent to the use of standard cookies by our servers.

How to modify the use of cookies

You can delete any cookies that are already on your computer. Most browsers also offer the option to block cookies from being placed on your computer, but in this case you will not be able to use all of our online services. You can find detailed information on how to set your browser to store cookies on the website of your browser provider.

Statement on the use of Google Analytics

This website uses Google Analytics, a service provided by Google, Inc. ("Google"). Google Analytics uses cookies. Information about your use of the site, together with the contents of the cookie, will be transmitted by Google and stored on servers in the United States. Google will use this information for the purposes of evaluating your use of the website and compiling reports on website activity for website operators and for the provision of other services relating to website activity and internet usage in general. Google may also disclose this information to third parties if required to do so by law or if such third parties process this information for Google.

Google Analytics is enhanced by related advertising features provided by Google, namely:

• Google ad network impression reports
• remarketing (displaying ads on the content network based on product views)
• enhanced demographic reports (reporting of anonymous demographic data)

For more information about the processing and use of data, please see Google's terms and conditions (http://www.google.com/intl/cs/policies/privacy/partners/).

How to disable Google Analytics tracking

If you want to block Google Analytics from sending you anonymous statistics, you can use a plugin provided by Google (https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout). This plugin needs to be downloaded and installed in your browser.