Rules for the use of cookies and tracking technologies

Technical definition and mechanism of action Cookies are small text data packets sent by a web server and stored directly in the browser's memory or on the hard drive of the user's computer, smartphone, or tablet. Each cookie contains a unique identifier that allows the website to "remember" a specific device and certain technical parameters when the user returns to the service or when moving between different sections of the platform within a single browsing session.

Operational purposes of cookie technologies The use of these technologies is essential for several reasons. First and foremost, they serve to maintain session continuity, allowing the user to remain logged in without the need for re-authentication on each subpage. Additionally, cookies help us monitor platform stability, detect technical errors in real-time, and optimize server infrastructure by balancing the load. Thanks to them, we can also adapt the page layout to the user's hardware specifications, which translates into faster loading and comfortable interaction.

Strictly necessary and technical cookies These are files of critical importance for the proper functioning of the platform. They enable secure login, support verification processes, and protect against digital attacks. In accordance with applicable regulations in Poland, the use of these files does not require prior user consent, as without them, providing electronic services would be technically impossible.

Performance and analytical cookies These tools are used to collect anonymous information about how users interact with our platform. They record the loading time of individual elements and the most frequently visited sections of the service. This data is aggregated and fully anonymous. We use it solely to diagnose system performance and plan improvements in the website architecture.

Functional and personalization cookies Thanks to these files, the page can remember choices made by the user, such as the preferred interface language or regional settings. This avoids repeating the same actions with each visit, which significantly increases the ergonomics of using the service.

Advertising and marketing cookies In certain situations, we may use cookies that help us manage informational communication. They allow us to avoid repeatedly displaying the same information to one user and help measure the effectiveness of our informational activities.

During the first visit to our service, a cookie management panel is presented. The user has the full right to accept all types of cookies, reject optional ones, or configure their own settings. Once given, consent can be withdrawn or changed at any time through a dedicated tool available in the footer of the page.

Regardless of the tools available on our platform, every user can control cookies through their web browser settings. Most modern programs allow:

• Completely blocking the acceptance of new cookies.
• Setting notifications for every attempt to save a cookie by the server.
• Manually deleting all or selected cookies already stored on the device.
• Using private (incognito) mode, which automatically clears session data.

Some elements of our platform may integrate external services. These entities may install their own cookies on the user's device to analyze traffic. We have no direct influence on the data collected by these entities, so we recommend familiarizing yourself with their privacy policy. We cooperate only with entities that declare compliance with security standards applicable in the European Union.

This document may be subject to periodic reviews to reflect changes in technology or law. Any modifications will be published in this section along with the date of the last update. We encourage you to regularly visit this page to stay informed about how we maintain technical standards and user privacy.