1. What is a cookie?

A cookie is a small file made up of letters and numbers that is downloaded to your device when you access certain websites. Cookies allow websites to recognize the user’s device and optimize the browsing experience. The main function of cookies on our website is to make it easier to use by remembering your settings and preferences.

2. Why do we use cookies?

We use cookies and similar technologies for various purposes, including:

• Authentication: Keeping you logged in on the site.
• Remembering preferences: Storing your chosen options (language, privacy preferences, etc.).
• Providing services: Ensuring access to the features and services you have opted for.
• Analytics and performance: Monitoring site usage for continuous improvements.
• Marketing: Assessing the impact of our advertising campaigns.
• Security: Protection against fraud and cyberattacks.

3. Types of cookies we use:

Our cookies fall into two main categories:

• “First-party” cookies: Cookies set directly by us on the site.
• “Third-party” cookies: Cookies placed by third-party services whose features we use (e.g. Google Analytics, marketing platforms).

Note: We do not have access to cookies placed by third parties, and they cannot access our cookies. The use of cookies by third parties is strictly governed by their own privacy policy.

4. Cookie duration:

• Session cookies: Automatically deleted when you close your browser (e.g. Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Safari).
• Persistent cookies: Remain stored on your device even after closing the browser, for a set period of time, visible in the cookie settings.

5. Categories of cookies used:

• Essential cookies: Necessary for the basic functioning of the site, such as authentication and access to secure areas.
• Analytics cookies: Help us understand how you use the site so we can improve performance and fix any errors (e.g. pages viewed, session duration).
• Functional cookies: Allow us to store your personal preferences, such as language or display settings, to enhance your user experience.
• Marketing cookies: Used to track the effectiveness of advertising campaigns and to personalize the ads shown based on your online behavior (e.g. the number of users who viewed an ad).