1. What cookies are
Cookies are small files downloaded to a user's device when they visit certain web pages. They can store or retrieve browsing information, remember technical preferences, and improve the user experience.
2. Types of cookies that may be used
The website's final configuration should be reviewed to identify exactly which cookies are installed. As a starting point, the following types can be distinguished:
- Technical or necessary cookies: essential for the website to operate or for services requested by the user to work.
- Preference cookies: allow navigation or display options to be remembered.
- Analytics or measurement cookies: provide statistics about browsing and website use.
- Third-party cookies: set by external services integrated into the page, such as analytics tools, maps, media players, booking systems, or widgets.
3. Current status and pending review
At this stage of the project, this policy is an implementation draft. Before it is published as final, the following points should be reviewed:
- Whether the site only uses technical cookies or also includes non-essential cookies.
- Whether any third-party services set cookies from their own domains.
- Whether analytics, form tools, chat, maps, or external integrations are used.
- Whether a consent banner or preference management panel needs to be implemented.
4. Consent management
When the website uses non-essential cookies, users must be able to accept, reject, or configure them before they are installed, except where the law provides an exemption. The consent interface should match the actual production configuration.
5. How to disable or delete cookies
Users can allow, block, or delete cookies installed on their device from their browser settings. Disabling certain cookies may affect the website's technical operation or some of its features.
6. Additional information
For more information about processing personal data related to the use of cookies, see this website's privacy policy. Before final publication, the actual list of cookies, their duration, and their provider must also be documented.