Cookies

Cookies are very small files that store information in your browser. They identify specific information from previous visits to a website. You cannot be identified as an individual on the basis of this information. Cookies help, for example:

• to make our site work correctly,
• to remember login details, so they do not have to be entered again,
• to find out which pages and features are used most often, which lets us tailor what we offer to what you need.

Which cookies we use

We divide the cookies used on our site into two basic types. Short-term cookies are used only temporarily and stay on your device only until you close your browser; long-term cookies stay on your device for longer.

In terms of the function they serve, cookies can be divided as follows:

• essential, which matter for the basic functioning of the site,
• conversion and tracking, which let us analyse the performance of our various sales channels,
• remarketing, which we use to personalise advertising content and target it correctly,
• analytical, which help us improve the quality of our site.

Some cookies may collect information that is then used by third parties and that, for example, directly supports our advertising activities (so-called “third-party cookies”). You can never be identified from this data.

How to refuse cookies

The use of cookies can be configured in your web browser. Most browsers accept cookies automatically by default. Using your browser’s settings you can disable cookies entirely, or allow only certain cookies to be used.

An effective tool for managing cookies is also available at www.youronlinechoices.com.