Privacy and Cookies Policy

How to read this policy?

1. When we use the word “You”, we mean any natural person with whom we interact – regardless of whether you are our customer. This includes, among others, representatives, agents, members of corporate bodies or associates, but also people who interact with our customers, e.g. spouses.
2. We also use the word “You” for you if you act on behalf of or for another entity.
3. “We” means MABUDO Spółka Akcyjna with its registered office in Zduńska Wola, ul. Ceramiczna 8, 98-220 Zduńska Wola, entered in the register of entrepreneurs of the National Court Register (KRS) by the District Court for Łódź-Śródmieście in Łódź, XX Commercial Division of the National Court Register, under KRS number 0001078694, NIP (tax ID): 8291666072, REGON: 100224802, share capital PLN 90,330,526.00, e-mail: sprzedaz@mabudo.pl.
4. When we refer to the GDPR, we mean Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data, and repealing Directive 95/46/EC, as well as the provisions of Polish laws implementing this Regulation.

Who processes your personal data and how to contact us?

We are the controller of your data.

You can contact us:

• by post, at: MABUDO Spółka Akcyjna, ul. Ceramiczna 8, 98-220 Zduńska Wola,
• by phone, at +48 662 127 800,
• by e-mail, at sprzedaz@mabudo.pl,
• in any other way indicated by us at www.mabudo.com.

What are the grounds for us processing your personal data and for what purposes is it processed?

We may process your data, among others:

1. on the basis of your consent, given for a specific purpose, e.g. marketing of our services, and also so that you can take part in promotions organised by us. You may withdraw your consent at any time. Legal basis: GDPR Art. 6(1)(a),
2. to carry out our core business activities. Accordingly, we process data when we conclude and perform an agreement with you or with your involvement. We may also process your data before we establish cooperation, e.g. in order to present a dedicated offer to you, or to assess whether we are able to provide our services to you. For this purpose we may also communicate with you regarding your request for an offer or the conclusion and performance of an agreement, and take other necessary actions preceding the conclusion of an agreement or the presentation of an offer. Legal basis: GDPR Art. 6(1)(b),
3. in connection with legitimate interests pursued by us or by other entities we cooperate with. Legal basis: GDPR Art. 6(1)(f). We do this, in particular, in order to:

• carry out direct marketing of our products and services, including communicating with you about our offer and offering you new products,
• research your satisfaction with our services and products, and to provide you with the necessary support and guidance regarding our services, answer your questions, and improve the quality of the services we provide,
• pursue our administrative purposes and optimise internal processes, e.g. so that we can manage contacts with you and our business partners in one place, prepare statistics and reports, and carry out correct settlements,
• work on new products, services and internal processes, or improve existing ones,
• enable you to act for the benefit of, or on behalf of, our customers (e.g. when you are someone's proxy or representative),
• establish, pursue or defend against claims.

Assessing the urgency of enquiries (profiling). To respond faster to enquiries about building in the near future, we automatically assign each form submission a rating: “hot”, “warm” or “cold”. It is calculated solely from the information you give in the form: whether you have a plot, the planned start of construction, the chosen package, the source of the enquiry (e.g. open day, referral) and whether you provided a phone number. The rating goes to our CRM system and sets the order of contact; for enquiries other than “cold”, the system may automatically connect an advisor with the number you provided (CallPage service). The rating produces no legal effects concerning you and does not similarly significantly affect you – every enquiry receives a reply, and sales decisions are made by a person. The basis is our legitimate interest in handling enquiries efficiently (Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR); you may object to such processing.

E-mails after contact, purchase and construction. We may send messages related to your matter to the address you gave us: a reminder about an unpaid design order, information about the next steps after buying a design, a reminder about a saved configuration (only if you asked for it), short satisfaction surveys after construction stages or after a purchase, and – after construction is completed – a request for a review. In each such message you can opt out of further ones. Survey answers (rating and comment) are stored with your contact in our CRM so that we can improve our service.

Consent to show a completed project. After construction is completed we may ask for your consent to show your house in MABUDO materials (photographs of the façade and surroundings and the name of the town – without the address and without your name). The consent is voluntary and you may withdraw it at any time. We record the time it was given and the version and text of the clause, so that we can demonstrate what you agreed to (Art. 6(1)(a) GDPR).

To whom do we disclose your personal data?

We may disclose your data to entities such as:

1. Authorities, organisations and institutions authorised to receive such data under the law.
2. Entities to which the disclosure of data is necessary for the performance of a specific activity, e.g. our subcontractors.
3. Entities to which data may also be transferred on the basis of your consent or authorisation, or in accordance with a concluded agreement.

We may also disclose data to:

• an entity within the URBA Group which, as our IT service provider, develops and maintains the Website and our systems (e.g. the Website's database and the CRM system) on our instructions – it processes data solely on our behalf and in accordance with our instructions, under a data processing agreement (Art. 28 GDPR), and not for its own purposes,
• entities that cooperate with us in connection with the products and services offered by those entities,
• entities and their authorised employees who process data on our order and on our behalf. These are entities that, for example, provide investment, IT, advertising, legal and agency, as well as advisory, settlement, postal and support services.

For how long do we store your data?

1. When we have concluded and are performing agreements with you or the entity you represent – until it is terminated or claims arising from the agreement become time-barred.
2. If we are performing legal obligations incumbent on us – until they expire.
3. When we process your data in connection with our legitimate interest or that of a third party – until an effective objection to the processing of your data is raised, e.g. for marketing purposes; or for as long as that interest exists, e.g. until claims become time-barred.
4. When we process your data on the basis of your consent – until you withdraw your consent.

In practice this means the following periods:

• submissions from forms, the House choice advisor and the configurator, and the history of conversations about the offer – for the duration of those conversations and, after they end, no longer than 3 years from the last contact; if you have consented to marketing – until the consent is withdrawn,
• design orders and payments – 5 years from the end of the year in which the payment was made (tax and accounting obligations), and as regards claims under the agreement – until they become time-barred,
• proofs of consents given (forms, newsletter and the cookie banner – in the CookieYes consent log) – for the duration of the consent and 3 years after its withdrawal, so that we can demonstrate that it was given,
• statistical data in Google Analytics 4 – 14 months from collection; the browser identifier used by product analytics – until consent is withdrawn, when it is removed from your device,
• the e-mail address given in the configurator so that we can send you a link to your saved configuration – 30 days from sending the message; the configuration itself (model, package, options, colours) is kept indefinitely under a random code, not linked to you, so that the link keeps working even after months – unless you sent it together with an enquiry or an order; it is then part of that enquiry or order and their retention periods apply,
• recordings of telephone calls handled through CallPage – 365 days from the call, after which they are deleted,
• the hash of the IP address used to protect forms against abuse – a few minutes.

When may we transfer your data to a third country outside the European Economic Area (EEA)?

We may transfer your data to recipients who will process it in countries outside the EEA – in so-called third countries, including, among others, the USA. This is related to our use, among others, of tools such as: Meta (Facebook/Instagram, Meta Pixel), Google (Google Tag Manager, Google Analytics 4, Google Ads), HubSpot, Kit (formerly ConvertKit), Zapier, Resend, Microsoft (Teams) and Anthropic (Claude). The Website and its database run on servers in the European Union, but their provider – Railway – is a US company. The provider of the consent banner, CookieYes, is established in the United Kingdom, for which the European Commission has found an adequate level of data protection. Tools that process data exclusively within the EEA – Tpay and CallPage (Poland) – do not involve such a transfer. A transfer outside the EEA may occur in the following situations:

1. if this is necessary for us to perform an agreement concluded with you, e.g. when we provide services to you outside the European Union,
2. when we obtain your consent to do so,
3. when the data recipient is certified under the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework, recognised by a European Commission decision as ensuring an adequate level of data protection,
4. when other appropriate safeguards are in place, e.g. by including in the agreement with the data recipient the standard data protection clauses adopted by the (EU) Commission, and provided that in the third country your data-protection rights are enforceable and you have effective legal remedies available.

The rules on our use of artificial intelligence tools (Anthropic, OpenAI, Z.ai) are described separately in section 10.

How do we collect your data?

We collect your data primarily when you provide it to us yourself – in the Website's forms, in the House choice advisor, in the configurator, when ordering a design, when subscribing to the newsletter and in the call-back widget. The scope depends on what you use:

Contact forms (contact, open day, promotions, configurator)

first name (and surname, if you provide it), e-mail address, phone number, voivodeship (used to assign an advisor), subject and content of the message, the house code, package and configuration the enquiry concerns, and any information provided voluntarily.

House choice advisor

path (“I have a plot” / “I am looking”), voivodeship and town, plot dimensions, number of bedrooms and storeys, package, budget range and planned timeframe – and, when you ask for the summary to be sent, also your phone number, e-mail address and (if you provide it) first name. The answers reach our server while you fill in the Advisor, as a session without contact details; we link them to you only once you send your contact details. With your consent to analytics purposes we also store them in your browser so that you can return to them.

Configurator

the selected model, package, options and indicative price; your e-mail address if you ask us to send a link to the saved configuration – we then also record whether you asked for a reminder and whether you opened the link from the message; other contact details only when you ask to be contacted by an advisor.

Online design order

e-mail address, first name and phone number, first and last name and the delivery address for the paper copies (street, postcode, city), design code and the chosen variant (version, roof, interior arrangement), the configuration – if you order from the configurator, amount and payment status. Payment is handled by Tpay – card or account details never reach us.

Newsletter

e-mail address, language, the text and version of the consent you accepted, and the time the subscription was confirmed (subscription requires confirmation via a link in the message).

Call-back (CallPage widget)

the phone number you enter in the widget and the call data (time, status, consultant).

Together with the submission we record the context in which you sent it: the Website language, the page you landed on and the campaign parameters from the page address (utm), and – if you have consented to advertising purposes – also the Google (gclid) and Meta (fbclid) ad-click identifiers. This lets us know which campaign led to the enquiry. From the referring page we store only the domain name, not the full address.

In addition, your data may be collected and processed by us as part of advertising campaigns in which we use the instant contact forms made available on Meta platforms (Facebook, Instagram). Through these contact forms we may collect personal data covering:

• the User's first and last name,
• the User's e-mail address,
• the User's phone number,
• location (e.g. the place of the planned investment),
• information on whether the User owns a building plot,
• additional information voluntarily provided in the form.

We process the IP address of your device at the moment a request is handled – to protect forms and payments against abuse (a limit on the number of submissions from one address). We do not store it in plain form: for the limit we use an irreversible hash of it, deleted after a few minutes. Analytical and advertising tools, if you allow them, receive the IP address under the rules described in the cookies section.

Your data may also be provided by you during telephone conversations with our employees. We record calls handled through the CallPage system (e.g. a call-back requested in the widget or after you send a form) – we inform you about this at the start of the call, before the recording begins. CallPage stores the recordings on our behalf, and we delete them 365 days after the call. They are confidential and we use them solely internally: to improve the quality of our service and train our team, to reconstruct what was agreed during a call, and to analyse calls with the help of AI tools – the recording is converted into text on equipment of our team or of our IT service provider, without sending it to external services, and the transcript is analysed in Claude (Anthropic) in the company Claude Team plan (section 10). The legal basis is our legitimate interest (Article 6(1)(f) GDPR). You may object – also at the start of the call, by asking for a conversation without recording.

How do we keep your data secure?

The pages of the Website are equipped with appropriate security measures that meet the requirements of Polish law, aimed at protecting the data placed under our control against disclosure to unauthorised persons, removal by an unauthorised person, processing in breach of the law, and alteration, loss, damage or destruction.

We undertake to protect any personal data and information disclosed to us by you in accordance with the standards of security and confidentiality protection.

The Cookie files we use, placed on the end device of you and of other persons visiting the Website, may be shared with the company's partners and cooperating advertisers or other entities.

Personal data is processed in accordance with the requirements of the law and the GDPR provisions, and our internal procedures, as well as those of our partners to whom we may transfer your data, guarantee compliance with the GDPR.

You may at any time request access to the data provided to us, its rectification, erasure or restriction of processing, as well as object to processing and request data portability – by contacting us in writing or by e-mail at the address indicated above.

You also have the right to lodge a complaint with the supervisory authority – the President of the Personal Data Protection Office (Prezes Urzędu Ochrony Danych Osobowych), ul. Stawki 2, 00-193 Warsaw, Poland.

What tools do we use to collect and process your data?

To collect and process your personal data, we use software and tools provided by third parties. In particular, we use the following tools:

• Railway – the provider of the infrastructure on which the Website runs and of the database in which we store form submissions, House choice advisor sessions, orders and proofs of consent (servers in the European Union region – Amsterdam),
• HubSpot – the CRM system: contact, history of submissions with the message content and the chosen configuration, acquisition source and the campaign the enquiry came from, the state of your consents at the time the form was sent, the enquiry urgency rating (section 03), the transaction after a design purchase (with the shipping address of the paper copies and the date and version of the accepted Terms and Conditions), survey results and the date of consent to show a completed project. The HubSpot tracking code is not embedded in the Website – data reaches it exclusively from our server,
• Resend – sending e-mail messages (confirmations, replies to forms); without open or click tracking,
• Kit (formerly ConvertKit) – newsletter service: stores the e-mail address and sends messages; subscription requires confirmation via a link in the message,
• Tpay (Krajowy Integrator Płatności S.A.) – the payment operator for design purchases. It receives from us the amount, the order number, your e-mail address and first name. With regard to the data you enter in the payment gateway, Tpay is a separate controller – the rules of its processing are set out in its privacy policy,
• CallPage – the call-back widget and telephone connection with a consultant. The widget loads only after you consent to advertising purposes in the cookie banner; some of its files (libraries and fonts) come from the cdnjs servers of Cloudflare, Inc., which sees the IP address of your device in the process. Independently of the widget, after you send a form with a phone number our server may ask CallPage to connect you automatically with an advisor (section 03). In both cases CallPage processes the number on our behalf, as well as call recordings (section 07),
• Microsoft Teams – internal notifications for the sales team about new and overdue enquiries and about low survey ratings: a link to your contact in the CRM, voivodeship, source, planned timeframe, whether you have a plot and the urgency rating – without your name, e-mail address or phone number,
• nazwa.pl (nazwa.pl sp. z o.o., Kraków) – e-mail in the mabudo.pl domain, including the sprzedaz@mabudo.pl mailbox: messages you send us and our replies, together with the data you provide in them. nazwa.pl processes them on our behalf under a data processing agreement, on servers in Poland,
• CookieYes – the consent banner: records your decision (consent identifier, date, selected categories) and activates the other tools accordingly,
• Google Tag Manager – activates Google and Meta tools in accordance with your decision in the banner (Google Consent Mode v2); it does not itself build a user profile,
• Google Analytics 4 – traffic and visit-source statistics (after consent to analytical purposes),
• Google Ads – measurement of advertising effectiveness and remarketing (after consent to advertising purposes), including enhanced conversions with a hash of the e-mail address and phone number (section on cookies and tools),
• Meta Pixel (Facebook, Instagram) – measurement of advertising effectiveness and remarketing (after consent to advertising purposes). With regard to the collection of data by the Pixel and its transmission to Meta, we and Meta Platforms Ireland Ltd. are joint controllers under the terms of the Meta joint-controller addendum,
• Sellizer – a sales-department tool for sending offers and checking whether an offer has been opened; it is not embedded in the Website,
• embedded content – YouTube videos (privacy-enhanced mode) and the OpenStreetMap map load only after you click the placeholder of the given content. Until then your browser does not connect to that provider. Google Maps addresses are given only as links – no Google map is embedded in the Website.

We use artificial intelligence tools (language models) to support the work of our team – the rules are described in section 10.

Do we use artificial intelligence?

Yes – to support the work of our team, not to replace it. We use tools based on language models, primarily Claude by Anthropic, and additionally OpenAI tools and GLM models provided by Z.ai (Zhipu AI). We use OpenAI tools and GLM models only for tasks in which we do not transfer personal data (e.g. programming, general texts) – they have no access to our systems or to your data.

What data AI tools may access. A person acting under our authorisation – our employee or a member of our IT service provider's team (section 04) – may connect an AI tool to our systems, primarily to our HubSpot CRM, through a secured connection (a so-called connector, Model Context Protocol standard). Such a connection works only within the permissions of that person and only while they perform a specific task. The tool may then process your contact details, the history of your enquiries and conversations about our offer, notes made by our advisers, information about transactions (e.g. purchase of a design, stage of talks about construction), the content of our correspondence with you and transcripts of recorded telephone calls.

For what purposes:

• preparing a summary of our contact history with you before a conversation or a reply,
• preparing a draft reply to your message – every reply is read, corrected where necessary and sent by an employee,
• keeping CRM data in order, e.g. detecting duplicate contacts and completing information that you yourself gave us in your messages,
• analysis of transcripts of recorded telephone calls – service quality, team training and conclusions for our materials and offer,
• sales analyses and reports, prepared primarily on aggregated data.

Legal basis. Where the tool helps handle your enquiry or order – necessity for taking steps prior to entering into a contract or for its performance (Art. 6(1)(b) GDPR). Otherwise – our legitimate interest in efficient customer service and organisation of work (Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR). You may object to your data being processed in this way.

Decisions are made by people. AI tools do not make any decisions about you – a MABUDO employee decides on the offer, price, contract and contact. We do not use automated decision-making that produces legal effects concerning you or similarly significantly affects you (Art. 22 GDPR). The enquiry urgency score described in section 03 is calculated according to fixed rules, without AI.

Provider. Your personal data may be passed only to Claude by Anthropic, in the company Claude Team plan held by MABUDO S.A. Anthropic processes it on our behalf under a data processing agreement and, in this plan, does not use the data transferred to train its models. Anthropic is established in the USA – the rules for such transfers are described in section 06.

What we do not do. We do not give AI tools special categories of data (e.g. health data), identity document numbers, or card and payment account details. You do not talk to AI on the Website – forms, messages and phone calls are answered by people.

Content created with AI. Some house visualisations on the Website were generated or processed with the help of artificial intelligence – we label them next to the visualisation. They are not photographs of completed buildings.

Final provisions

This Privacy Policy is effective from 13 October 2026 until revoked or amended by the Controller.

The Controller reserves the right to make changes to the Privacy Policy by publishing the changes on the Website.

What are cookies and why do we use them

The Website does not automatically collect any information, except for the information contained in cookie files and stored using similar technologies – in particular the browser's local storage (localStorage), where we keep, among other things, your consent decision, the answers given in the House choice advisor, favourite and compared houses, the configurator state and view settings. Storing information on your device and accessing it is governed by Article 399 of the Polish Electronic Communications Law: anything that is not necessary for the function you request is activated only after your consent.

Cookies (so-called “cookies”) are IT data, in particular text files, which are stored on the end device of the Website User and are intended for use with the Website's pages. Cookies usually contain the name of the website they originate from, their storage time on the end device, and a unique number.

The entity placing cookies on the end device of the Website User and accessing them is the operator of the website, MABUDO S.A.

Cookies are used for the purposes of:

• adapting the content of the Website's pages to the User's preferences and optimising the use of the pages; in particular, these files make it possible to recognise the Website User's device and display the website accordingly, adapted to the User's individual needs,
• creating statistics that help us understand how Website Users use the pages, which makes it possible to improve their structure and content,
• confirming that it was your browser that started a given design order – so that only you can see the amount and details on the payment status page,
• carrying out remarketing campaigns, targeting advertisements matched to users' interests, and measuring the effectiveness of the advertising activities carried out.

Two main types of cookies are used within the Website: “session” cookies and “persistent” cookies. “Session” cookies are temporary files that are stored on the User's end device until logging out, leaving the website, or closing the software (web browser). “Persistent” cookies are stored on the User's end device for the period specified in the cookie's parameters or until they are deleted by the User.

The following types of cookies are used within the Website:

• “necessary” – without them the Website cannot work as you request: recording your consent decision, confirming ownership of a started order, protecting forms. They do not require consent,
• functional entries in local storage – advisor answers, favourite and compared houses, configurator state, view settings. They are created solely at your request (when you use the given feature), remain in your browser and are not sent to third parties,
• “analytics” – visit statistics (Google Analytics 4) and remembering in your browser the source from which you reached the Website. Activated after consent,
• “advertisement” – Google Ads and Meta Pixel codes for measuring advertising effectiveness and remarketing, ad-click identifiers (gclid, fbclid) and the CallPage call-back widget. Activated after consent.

The “performance” and “functional” categories visible in the banner panel are empty – we do not use cookies of these kinds.

Specific cookies and local-storage entries:

cookieyes-consent (cookie, CookieYes)

Your decision in the consent banner. Necessary. 1 year.

mabudo_consent (local storage, MABUDO)

Fallback record of the consent decision, used when the CookieYes banner cannot load. A decision made in this mode is stored only in your browser – we do not send it to our server. Necessary. Until the decision is withdrawn.

mabudo_purchase_<order number> (cookie, MABUDO)

Confirmation that this browser started the design order; unlocks the amount and details on the status page. Necessary. 30 days.

mabudo_doradca_odp, mabudo_ulubione, mabudo_porownania, mabudo.configurator.*, mabudo.kat.filtry (local storage, MABUDO)

Advisor answers, favourite and compared houses, configurator state, catalogue settings. Functional, at your request. Until deleted by you.

NEXT_LOCALE (cookie, MABUDO)

Remembers the language version of the Website you chose. Necessary. Until the browser is closed.

promo-<campaign name> (local storage, MABUDO)

Remembers that you closed the bar with the current promotion. Functional, at your request. Until deleted by you.

mabudo_attribution (local storage, MABUDO)

Source of the first visit (campaign, landing page). Analytics; the gclid and fbclid identifiers are stored only after advertising consent. Until consent is withdrawn.

mabudo_anon_id (local storage, MABUDO)

Random browser identifier for analytics. Analytics. Until consent is withdrawn – it is then deleted.

mabudo.analytics.purchase.v1:* (local storage, MABUDO)

A marker that a paid order has already been counted in the statistics – prevents double counting. Analytics, stored only after consent. Until deleted by you.

_ga, _ga_* (cookie, Google Analytics 4)

Distinguishing users and sessions in statistics. Analytics. Up to 13 months.

_gcl_au (cookie, Google Ads)

Conversion measurement for Google ads. Advertisement. 90 days.

IDE, test_cookie (cookies, Google Ads / DoubleClick)

Ad effectiveness measurement and checking whether the browser supports cookies. Advertisement. Up to 1 year and 24 days, and 15 minutes respectively.

_fbp, _fbc (cookie, Meta)

Conversion measurement and remarketing for Meta. Advertisement. 90 days.

callpage-widget-version, cp_widget_session, cp.lead.phoneNumber and CallPage widget identifier

Operation and session of the call-back widget and remembering the number you entered. Advertisement (loaded after consent). Session or 1 month.

We set our own cookies and the cookies of analytical tools for no longer than 13 months; you can delete them earlier in your browser settings. Local-storage entries remain until you delete them or until consent is withdrawn, where they require it.

You can change or withdraw your consent at any time by clicking “Privacy settings” in the Website footer – withdrawing is as easy as giving it. Google tools respect your decision through Google Consent Mode v2: before consent, all consent signals are set to “denied” and Google tags send no measurement data (basic Consent Mode).

Analytical and advertising tools

After your consent to analytical purposes we use:

• Google Analytics 4 (GA4) – analysis of traffic and sources of visits; data is retained for 14 months and Google does not store the full IP address in reports,

After your consent to advertising purposes we use:

• Google Ads – measuring which advertisements led to an enquiry or a design purchase, and remarketing,
• Meta Pixel (Facebook, Instagram) – equivalent measurement and remarketing on Meta platforms,
• CallPage – the call-back widget.

The Google and Meta tools are controlled by Google Tag Manager, which does not itself collect data about you but only activates the above codes according to your decision. We pass your first name and message content to none of these tools, and, apart from the exception described below, neither your e-mail address nor your phone number – we send technical events (e.g. “viewed house card MAB110”, “submitted contact form”, “paid for a design worth X”) and pseudonymous identifiers: a random browser identifier, the enquiry identifier and the order number. On their own they do not reveal who you are, but we can link them to your enquiry or order. The exception is Google Ads enhanced conversions: if you consent to advertising purposes, after you send a form or pay for a design the Google tag passes your e-mail address and phone number to Google Ads in hashed form (encrypted in your browser with the one-way SHA-256 function before sending). Google uses them solely to attribute the enquiry or purchase to a click on our advertisement, acting as a processor under the Google Ads customer data terms. A hash is still personal data, so we do this only with your consent (Article 6(1)(a) GDPR); without it – and after you withdraw it – this data is not passed on.

The data collected by these tools includes, among others, the IP address, browser type, operating system, language, and activity on the website (e.g. subpages visited, clicks). In many cases, the software used to browse websites (web browser) allows cookies to be stored on the User's end device by default. Website Users may change their cookie settings at any time. These settings may in particular be changed in such a way as to block the automatic handling of cookies in the web browser's settings, or to notify the User each time a cookie is placed on their device. Detailed information on the possibilities and methods of handling cookies is available in the software (web browser) settings.

The Website operator informs that restrictions on the use of cookies may affect certain functionalities available on the Website's pages.

Cookies placed on the end device of the Website User may also be used by advertisers and partners cooperating with the Website operator.

Final provision

This Cookies Policy is effective from 13 October 2026 until revoked or amended by the Controller.

The Controller reserves the right to make changes to the Cookies Policy by publishing the changes on the Website.