What are “cookies” and what is their purpose?
“Cookies” are small text files that are stored in the browser or in the memory of your computer and/or mobile device when you visit a given website.
The purpose of “cookies” is to make your experience in our online store personalized, so that you do not need to enter your data over and over again. They allow the store to remember your actions and preferences for a certain period of time, so that you don't have to set them each time you visit the site or move from one page to another. Some “cookies” collect analytical information about user behavior.
There are different types of “cookies”. Some come directly from our website, others – from third parties that place cookies on our site. They can be stored for different periods of time in your browser or device. Session “cookies”, for example, are deleted from your computer or device when you close your web browser. Persistent “cookies”, on the other hand, will be stored on the computer or device until they are explicitly deleted by you or until they reach their expiration date.
What “cookies” do we use in our online store?
As visitors to our online store, we may place “cookies” in your browser. “Cookies” coming from our website are known as First Party Cookies and their main purpose is to preserve session information while you browse the products or other information in the store. For example – we use “cookies” to store the products you have added to your cart. Other purposes related to their use are:
Without this type of technology, our online store and the service we provide could not operate with its full capabilities and functionality.
Other “cookies” we use come from third parties and are called Third Party Cookies. These are:
How to disable the use of “cookies”
You can manage the disabling and enabling of “cookies” through the settings of the browser you use. As a user, you have the option to set your preferences for each browser and/or device you use to access the Internet.
Want to learn more about “cookies”, how to control, disable or delete them? For detailed information, visit www.aboutcookies.org