Cookie Policy

Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit websites. Cookies help ensure the site functions correctly and securely. They support essential features, improve navigation, and provide anonymous data to enhance the user experience. By understanding how cookies operate on this site, users can make informed decisions about their privacy and usage preferences.

This policy outlines the categories of cookies used, their purposes, and available options for managing them. Continued use of the site confirms acceptance of cookie usage under these conditions. The goal is to maintain transparency while supporting a reliable and user-friendly environment.

Purpose of the Cookie Policy

The purpose of the cookie policy is to provide users with clear and accurate information about how cookies function on the site. Cookies are used to support essential website operations, improve usability, and enhance overall user experience through personalized and secure access. These small data files enable the system to remember user preferences, ensure smooth navigation, and maintain consistent performance during visits.

This policy exists to promote transparency in how user data is handled in relation to cookies. It defines what types of cookies are active on the site, what information they collect, and for what reasons. The site does not store personally identifiable data through cookies and ensures that all collected data remains secure and anonymous.

Another core objective of the policy is to give users control. Visitors can choose to accept or reject certain types of cookies, adjust settings within their browsers, or seek more detailed guidance through the provided contact channels. Compliance with relevant data protection laws is maintained throughout, reflecting a commitment to responsible online practices.

What Are Cookies

Cookies are text files stored on a device of user when visiting a website. These files contain small pieces of data used to improve functionality, security, and the overall browsing experience. Cookies are essential for maintaining smooth operation, tracking preferences, and delivering content efficiently.

Cookies serve multiple purposes. They help remember user actions, such as language settings or previous choices, making future visits more personalized and convenient. Some cookies ensure that navigation is fast and uninterrupted, while others assist in understanding how visitors interact with different sections of the site. This helps optimize content and improve usability based on anonymous usage statistics.

There are several types of cookies. Session cookies are temporary and disappear once the browser is closed, while persistent cookies remain on the device for a set period, helping to retain preferences. Cookies may also come from third-party services used on the site to provide external features or analytics tools.

The use of cookies aligns with legal privacy standards, offering users a secure and informed browsing environment. By understanding what cookies are and how they work, visitors can make conscious choices about their data while benefiting from a seamless and responsive experience on the site.

Types of Cookies Used

The site uses different types of cookies to support essential functions, improve navigation, and enhance the overall browsing experience. Each category serves a specific role in maintaining site performance and user satisfaction.

1. Essential cookies – these are required for basic site functionality. they enable access to core features and ensure the website operates as intended. Without them, certain areas of the site may not function properly.
2. Performance cookies – these cookies collect anonymous information about how visitors use the site. Data such as page views, time spent, and navigation paths help the team analyze user behavior and improve content and structure.
3. Functionality cookies – these store user preferences, such as language and region, to deliver a personalized experience. They ensure that settings remain consistent during repeat visits.
4. Analytical cookies – these help understand how the site is being used by tracking general activity patterns. They do not collect personal data and are only used to improve overall performance.
5. Third-party cookies – set by external services integrated into the website, such as analytics or embedded content. These cookies may track usage across different websites, depending on the service provider.

Essential Cookies

Essential cookies play a critical role in ensuring that the site operates smoothly and securely. These cookies are necessary for the basic functionality of the site, supporting features that allow users to navigate pages, access secure areas, and interact with core elements without interruption. Without these cookies, the website may not be able to deliver its primary services effectively.

These cookies do not collect personal information or track user behavior for marketing purposes. Their sole function is to maintain a stable and functional browsing experience. For example, they may be responsible for remembering session information, managing security settings, or enabling interface adjustments that support accessibility.

Essential cookies are automatically enabled when users visit the site. Since they are required for the website to function, users cannot disable them through standard cookie settings. These cookies are limited to technical operations and are handled in accordance with current privacy and data protection laws.

Performance and Analytics Cookies

Performance and analytics cookies are used to collect anonymous data about how users interact with the site. These cookies help identify which pages are visited most often, how much time visitors spend on different sections, and the general navigation patterns across the site. The goal is to understand user behavior in a non-intrusive way to enhance performance and content relevance.

These cookies do not gather personal information and cannot be used to identify individual visitors. Instead, they generate aggregated statistics that provide insights into how the website is functioning. This information helps the team behind the site detect any technical issues, optimize page loading times, and improve the layout and usability based on user activity.

By analyzing this data, the site can continuously refine the user experience, ensuring the site remains efficient, accessible, and responsive. These improvements are made without compromising user privacy, as all data collected through performance and analytics cookies remains anonymous and is used exclusively for internal optimization.

Functionality Cookies

Functionality cookies are designed to enhance the user experience by remembering specific choices and settings. These cookies store preferences such as selected language, region, or display options, allowing the site to present a consistent and personalized interface during each visit. Their purpose is not to track user activity but to maintain continuity in how the site responds to individual preferences.

By enabling these cookies, users can enjoy smoother navigation and reduced need for repeated configurations. For instance, if a user selects a particular display mode or mutes game sounds, functionality cookies will ensure that these preferences are applied automatically during future sessions. This convenience supports a more tailored and efficient browsing experience.

The data collected by functionality cookies remains limited to customization settings and is not used for advertising or analytics. It helps ensure that interactions with the website remain consistent and that the site operates according to the expectations of user. All information handled through these cookies complies with applicable privacy regulations.

Third-Party Cookies

Third-party cookies are created by external services integrated into the website. These cookies do not originate from the site itself but from trusted partners that provide additional features or tools, such as analytics, embedded content, or interactive elements. Their main function is to support services that enhance usability, improve content delivery, or help measure general site performance.

These cookies may collect data about user interactions with specific site elements, such as video players or external links. In some cases, they can also track broader usage patterns across multiple websites, depending on the scope of provider. The site does not have direct control over how third-party cookies operate or how the collected data is used by those external sources.

Managing and Disabling Cookies

Managing and disabling cookies allows users to maintain control over their browsing preferences. While cookies improve functionality and usability, each visitor has the right to decide how these tools interact with their device. Adjustments can be made at any time through browser settings or device configurations.

• Browser settings – most modern browsers offer cookie management options. users can choose to block all cookies, allow only selected types, or delete stored data manually.
• Cookie preferences panel – some browsers and systems display a panel or prompt when visiting a site, allowing visitors to accept or reject categories of cookies.
• Private browsing mode – using private or incognito mode limits the storage of cookies and deletes them once the session ends.
• Third-party tools – various privacy tools and browser extensions can help control or block third-party cookies across all visited websites.
• Clear cookies manually – visitors can manually remove stored cookies by accessing the privacy settings of browser and clearing browsing data.

Consent to Use Cookies

Consent to the use of cookies is a standard requirement when visiting websites that utilize tracking technologies. When users access a site, they are typically notified about the use of cookies through a banner or pop-up message. By continuing to browse or by interacting with the consent prompt, users confirm their agreement with the outlined cookie practices.

Cookies serve various purposes, such as improving navigation, storing preferences, and collecting anonymous usage data to optimize content and functionality. Consent ensures that users are aware of these operations and have control over what types of cookies may be active during their session.

Users can manage consent by adjusting settings directly within their browser or through available privacy tools. Many browsers allow for granular control over cookie types, enabling individuals to accept essential cookies while blocking others. Refusing or disabling non-essential cookies may limit certain features, but core functionality usually remains intact.

Changes to the Cookie Policy

The cookie policy may be updated from time to time to reflect changes in legal requirements, technological developments, or adjustments in how cookies are used. These updates ensure that the information provided remains accurate and relevant to current practices. Users are encouraged to review the policy periodically to stay informed about any modifications.

1. Notification of updates – any significant changes to the cookie policy will be clearly communicated through the website. This may include visible announcements or prompts during future visits.
2. User responsibility – while notifications are provided, it is the responsibility of each user to check for updates regularly to remain aware of the current terms.
3. Effective date – all changes take effect immediately upon publication, unless otherwise stated. the updated policy replaces previous versions.
4. Legal compliance – revisions are made in accordance with applicable privacy and data protection laws to ensure continued compliance.
5. Transparency – clear explanations are provided for any adjustments, outlining how and why cookie usage may change.