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GENERAL INFORMATION

1. Cookies are small text files created and sent to your device by the website you visit.
2. For your convenience, the website uses cookies in order to personalise it for you.
3. The use of cookies is intended to tailor the website to the user’s needs, ensure its proper functioning, and maintain security. 
4. This Policy is supplemented by the Privacy Policy available on the website. The Privacy Policy contains detailed information on the rights of data subjects and information on the recipients of data.

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PERSONAL DATA CONTROLLER

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1. The controller of your personal data is Corotop S.A., a company based in Chrząstowice, ul.  Ozimska 2A, 46-053 Chrząstowice, Poland.
2. To ensure continuous oversight of the proper processing of personal data, the Controller has appointed a Data Protection Officer, hereinafter referred to as the DPO. DPO is the person you may contact regarding any matters related to the processing of personal data and the exercise of your rights in connection with such processing, electronically via email: iod@corotop.com

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DATA PROCESSING USING COOKIES

1. The website uses two main types of cookies: “session cookies” and “persistent cookies”. Session cookies are temporary files stored on the user’s device until they log out, leave the website, or close their browser. Persistent cookies are stored on the user’s device for a period defined in the cookie parameters or until they are deleted by the user.
2. The website uses the following types of cookies:
   a) Necessary cookies – these are essential for the proper functioning of the website,
   b) Advertising cookies – these allow the delivery of personalised advertising content,
   c) Performance cookies – these are used to collect information about how users interact with the website,
   d) Functional cookies – these allow the website to remember user-selected settings and personalise the user experience.
3. In addition to the website’s own cookies, so-called third-party cookies may also be used. Third-party cookies are pieces of information placed by scripts from other websites.
4. The cookies used on the secco.pl website are listed in the table below:

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LEGAL BASIS

1. The legal basis for processing data from cookies is Article 173(2) of the Telecommunications Law of 16 July 2004 – the user’s consent. Any user who does not consent to the use of cookies is required to modify their web browser settings.
2. Users may withdraw their consent to the use of cookies at any time by deleting them from their browser.
3. Using the OPT-OUT function may result in certain features and services being disabled. Blocked cookies may lead to:
   a) websites not remembering the user’s settings,
   b) advertisements not being tailored to the user’s interests,
   c) login forms and password fields not remembering the user’s data.

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MANAGING COOKIES

1. Cookies can be freely managed and deleted by the user.
2. All cookies stored on the user’s device can be deleted. This can be done by clearing the browsing history. Saved data, login details, and website preferences may be lost in the process.
3. Information on managing third-party cookies can be found in the privacy and cookie settings of your chosen browser.
4. Cookies on websites can also be blocked. However, after blocking cookies, some services or functions may not work properly.

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THIRD-PARTY SERVICE PROVIDERS

1. The website uses Google Analytics tools to collect information about user visits. Google Analytics helps analyse user activity on the website and tailor the offer to the user’s needs.
2. The website uses Google Ads tools, which allow advertisements to be displayed in the Google search engine and on websites that are part of the Google advertising network.
3. The website also uses DoubleClick and Facebook. These tools are used for advertising purposes, helping to ensure that ads are tailored to users’ preferences.
4. Our website also contains icons linking to our social media fan pages, such as Facebook and YouTube. User can obtain information about the purpose and scope of data collection on social media platforms directly from the respective social media service providers.
5. Below are links to the data protection information provided by the respective services:
   a) facebook.com/policy.php
   b) google.com/privacy

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DATA TRANSFER TO THIRD COUNTRIES

Personal data may be transferred to third countries. Such transfers may occur in connection with the sharing of data collected by third-party providers. In these cases, the data is transferred to a third country that has been deemed to provide an adequate level of data protection by a decision of the European Commission, or through the use of standard contractual clauses approved by the European Commission.

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FINAL REMARKS​

1. Users will be informed of any changes made to this Cookie Policy via a notice posted on the website.
2. This Policy has been adopted by the Company and is effective as of 1 September 2023.