Cookie policy

This Policy shall refer to “cookies" and pertain to online pages available under the www.kantor.pl domain.

What are “cookies"?

“Cookies" are files that should be understood as IT data, in particular text files, that are stored on User end devices and aimed for the use of the website. “Cookies" enable recognition of the User’s device and correct display of the website adjusted to the User’s individual preferences. Usually, “cookies" contain the name of the website they come from, the time of their storage on the end device and a unique number.

What are “cookies" used for?

“Cookies" are used to adjust the content of www.kantor.pl to User preferences and to optimise website use. The files are also used to create anonymous statistics: they enable knowledge acquisition of how the User uses the website, which enables improvements of website structure and content, excluding personal User identification.

Google Analytics

The company uses Google Analytics, a service provided by Google, which analyses website traffic. Google Analytics uses “cookies" to enable the website to analyse the manner in which the user uses it. For more information on the use of “cookies" by Google Analytics, check Google Analytics Privacy Policy.

Facebook

Kantor.pl uses an integrated Facebook plugin (1601 South Carolina Avenue, Palo Alto, CA 943404, USA). The plugin enables the use of the “Like" button on the website. For more information, check the Facebook Privacy Policy.

Which “cookies" do we use?

Kantor.pl uses two types of “cookies": session cookies and persistent cookies. “Session cookies" are temporary files, which are kept on the User’s device until the User logs out of the website or turns the software off. “Persistent cookies" are files kept on devices for a time set in the parameters of such files or until they are manually deleted by the User.

Do “cookies" include personal data?

Personal data collected with “cookies" may be collected exclusively for the purposes of performing certain functions for the User. Such data are encrypted in a manner preventing access to unauthorised persons.

Removal of “cookies"

By default, software (Internet browsers) enables the storage of “cookies" on end devices. The User may change the settings to block automatic support of “cookies" in the Internet browser settings or notify the User of any occurrence of them being sent to the User’s device. Detailed information on the possibility and methods of supporting “cookies" are available in the software (Internet browser) settings. Limitation of the use of “cookies" may affect some functionalities available on the website.