Cookie Policy

WHAT ARE COOKIES

Cookies are small files stored on your computer, tablet, or phone when you visit a website. They contain information about your activity, such as language preferences or login data. We use necessary cookies to ensure the website functions optimally and to continuously improve our services. Some cookies are classified as strictly necessary and enable core functionalities such as security, network management, and accessibility. These cookies may be collected and stored as soon as you begin browsing or use a feature that depends on them.

WHAT COOKIES WE USE

First-Party Cookies

Some cookies are placed directly on your device by our website—these are known as first-party cookies. They are essential for navigating the site and using its features.

  1. Session Cookies (Temporary): We use session cookies, which are temporary and expire when you close your browser or end the session. These are used for purposes such as establishing language settings and maintaining session security.
  2. Persistent Cookies: We also use persistent cookies, which remain on your hard drive until you delete them or your browser removes them based on their expiration date. All persistent cookies have an expiration date embedded in their code, although the duration may vary. These are used to store user consent for cookie usage on the site.

Third-Party Cookies

Other cookies are placed on your device not by the website you are visiting, but by third parties—for example, analytics systems.

  1. Session Cookies (Temporary): These cookies are temporary and expire when you close your browser or end the session. They are used to collect information about how you use the website—such as the pages you visit and the links you click. None of this information can be used to personally identify you. The sole purpose is to enable analytics and improve website functionality.
  2. Persistent Cookies: These cookies remain on your hard drive until you delete them or your browser removes them, depending on their expiration date. Like the temporary ones, they are used to collect information about your interactions with the website—such as the pages you visit and the links you click—and cannot be used to identify you personally. Their only purpose is to enable analytical tools and improve website performance. You can disable them through your browser settings, but be aware that doing so may affect the website’s functionality.