Cookies Policy

CLICK2DROP COOKIE POLICY

§ 1. Administrator and Scope of Policy

1. This Policy sets out the rules for the use of cookies and similar technologies on the https://click2drop.eu/ website and in the https://click2drop.eu/app application.

2. The entity responsible for the use of technology on the website and in the application is ADAMANTA spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością z siedzibą w Lublinie, ul. Metalurgiczna 62, 20-234 Lublin, KRS (National Court Register) 0001078676, NIP (Tax Identification Number) 7123467638, REGON (National Business Registry Number) 527332151. Contact: support@click2drop.eu.

3. To the extent to which the information collected through these technologies constitutes personal data, the Click2Drop Privacy Policy also applies.

§ 2. What are cookies

1. Cookies are small pieces of data stored in your browser or device. They can be used to track sessions, maintain a logged-in state, remember settings, and ensure the website functions correctly.

2. Similar technologies include local storage and other identifiers used to support website functionality and, after obtaining the required consent, for other purposes.

3. Files may originate directly from the entity operating the website or from third parties whose tools are used within it.

§ 3. Purposes of using technology

1. Necessary cookies are used to ensure the proper functioning of the website and the application, in particular user authentication, maintaining sessions, protecting the Account, processing orders, and remembering your privacy settings.

2. Functional cookies, if used and not strictly necessary for the provision of a service requested by you, serve to remember additional preferences regarding your use of the website.

3. Analytical cookies, if used, enable the preparation of visit statistics and the analysis of how you use the website, with the aim of improving it.

4. Marketing cookies, if used, may serve to measure the effectiveness of advertising campaigns and to tailor the marketing content that is displayed.

§ 4. Terms of use and consent

1. Cookies and similar technologies that are strictly necessary for the transmission of a communication or for the provision of a service explicitly requested by you may be used without separate consent, in accordance with the provisions of Article 399(3) of the Electronic Communications Law.

2. Cookies that are not required for the provision of the service are enabled only after obtaining your prior consent. If you have refused consent, you may still use the website's core functions.

3. Consent must be freely given, specific, informed and unambiguous. The absence of an active choice, the mere act of using the website, or a pre-ticked checkbox do not constitute consent.

4. You may consent to specific categories of non-essential cookies or refuse consent via the preference panel available on the website.

§ 5. Retention period and technology providers

1. As a rule, session files remain active until the end of the browser session, while persistent files are stored for a period specified for each individual file or until they are deleted.

2. An up-to-date list of the cookies in use, including their name, provider, purpose, and retention period, is made available via a preference panel or an associated list on the website. This list must accurately reflect the actual configuration of the site.

3. Before you give your consent as required, you receive information about the providers of the technologies used, their purpose, and their duration of operation.

§ 6. Changing settings and withdrawing consent

1. You may change your choices regarding non-essential cookies and withdraw previously given consent by using the privacy preference management tool provided on the website.

2. You may also restrict or delete cookies via your web browser settings. Blocking technologies necessary for the operation of your Account may result in certain features becoming unavailable.

3. The withdrawal of consent does not affect the lawfulness of actions taken prior to its withdrawal.

§ 7. Personal data and data recipients

1. In the case of the processing of personal data collected via cookies, the rights provided for under the GDPR apply, including the right of access, the right to erasure or restrict processing, the right to object to such processing, and withdraw consent, subject to the applicable legal conditions.

2. Detailed information regarding data recipients, storage periods, potential transfers outside the European Economic Area, and user rights can be found in the Click2Drop Privacy Policy.

§ 8. Policy Changes

1. This Policy may be updated in response to changes in regulations or the technological solutions used on the website. The current version is published on the Click2Drop website.

2. In the event that a technology requiring user consent is implemented, such consent will be obtained before it is activated for the specific user.