Collection and Use of Data
As with most websites, we store HTTP requests sent to our server. This allows us to know the public IP addresses from which users browse the content of our site. The viewed content is identified via URL addresses. We also know:
- the time of the request,
- the time of the response,
- the client’s station name (identified via HTTP protocol),
- information about errors that occurred during the HTTP transaction,
- the URL of the previously visited page (if the user came to our site via a link),
- information about the user’s browser.
These data are not associated with specific individuals browsing our website. To ensure the highest quality of service, we analyze log files to determine if the website structure contains errors, which subpages are viewed most frequently, etc.
The collected logs are stored indefinitely as auxiliary material for site administration. The information contained in them is not disclosed to anyone except those authorized to administer the server. Based on these logs, statistical reports may be generated to assist in administration. The aggregated statistics do not contain any data identifying visitors to the site.
Cookies Mechanism
The site uses cookies, which are data, especially text files, stored by servers on the user’s device, which can be read by the servers each time the device connects.
Cookies are used primarily for:
- creating statistics that help understand how users interact with the site, allowing for improvements in its structure and content,
- changing the appearance or version of the site, enabling it to be displayed according to individual preferences (e.g., font size, layout, colors),
- storing session data (after logging in, so you don’t have to enter your username and password on each subpage; this file expires at the end of the session),
- presenting ads or conducting marketing campaigns.
Cookies are also used by services linked to our site, such as multimedia providers. These may include cookies that allow logging in or serving ads tailored to your preferences.
Changing Cookie Settings
Internet browsers allow the storage of cookies by default on the user’s device. You can change the cookie settings at any time. The browser settings can be adjusted to block the automatic storage of cookies or to notify you each time a cookie is stored on your device.
Changing the conditions for storing or receiving cookies is possible by changing the browser settings:
If no changes are made to the cookie settings, they will be stored on your device, and we will be able to store information on your devices and access that information.
Disabling cookies may cause difficulties in using certain services on the site.
Links to Other Sites
The site contains links to other websites. We cannot be held responsible for the policies in place on those sites. We suggest reviewing their privacy policy once you move to a different site. This cookies policy applies only to our site.