COOKIE POLICY
We use cookies to improve efficiency and offer the User increasingly advanced functionalities of the bryla.eu website (hereinafter referred to as the Website), as well as content that is better tailored to the User. This Cookie Policy has been adopted in order to ensure transparency, and it defines the detailed rules for the Website’s use of cookies.
Data collected via cookies is gathered by BRYLA GRZEGORZ BRYLEWSKI, address: ul. Ślężna 78, 53-306 Wrocław, NIP (Tax ID) number: 8991508211, REGON (Business ID) number: 368142769. If it is determined that the data contained in cookies constitutes personal data, BRYLA GRZEGORZ BRYLEWSKI is regarded as the Data Controller, and the User is entitled to all rights contained in the Privacy Policy.
A User is any person whose data is processed, using our Website and other websites, communications and services connected to it (hereinafter referred to as the User).
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COOKIES
Cookies are fragments of code that are text files corresponding to HTTP requests sent to our server. These files are stored by every browser used by the User to visit our Website. Thanks to the information contained in cookies, we know how Users interact with our Website.
Cookies are used to ensure optimal handling of the User's visit to the Website and enable faster and easier access to information, as well as to offer the User increasingly advanced functionalities of the Website and content better suited to the User.
The storage of or access to information does not cause any configuration changes in the User's device or the software installed on it.
The information contained in cookies is considered personal data only when combined with other personal data available about a given User. Through cookies, we aim to collect only anonymous data about the User, used to enhance the portal experience and minimise the intrusiveness of advertisements.
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TYPES AND PURPOSES OF USING COOKIES
We use cookies and other similar technologies to recognise the User during their visits to our Website, to remember their preferences, and to display appropriate, tailored content. Thanks to cookies, the User’s interactions with us are faster and more efficient. In addition, cookies allow us to present content tailored to the User without the need to conduct surveys.
Two types of cookies are used on the Website:
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Session cookies – these are temporary files that remain on the User’s device until they leave the Website or close the internet browser. In such a case, the information stored in session cookies is automatically deleted.
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Persistent (permanent) cookies – these are files that remain on the User’s device for the period specified in the cookie parameters or until they are manually deleted.
Other available technologies are also used within the Website, enabling the storage of information in the browser in appropriate data storage areas (Session Storage, Local Storage), and snippets of analytical tool codes provided by other providers are also placed, allowing cookies to be stored in the domains of those services.
Below, the specific categories of cookies used on our Website are described:
Technical cookies – these are essential for the Website to function properly. They relate to the functionality of our websites and allow us to improve the services we offer via our websites, for example, by enabling the transfer of information between pages on our website to avoid re-entering information, or by recognising the User’s preferences when they return to our Website.
We use them to:
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ensure security;
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maintain the session when the User visits and logs into their customer account;
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ensure proper website display – depending on the device the User is using;
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tailor our services to the User’s choices;
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remember whether the User consents to the display of certain content.
Analytical cookies – these allow us to recognise and count the number of Users visiting our Website, see how visitors navigate through the Website when using it, and record which content they view and are interested in. This helps us determine how often pages and adverts are visited and which areas of our Website are most popular. This allows us to improve the services offered, helping our Users find the information they are looking for. They are also essential for settling accounts with our Trusted Partners, measuring the effectiveness of our marketing activities without identifying personal data.
We use them to:
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study website traffic statistics and check traffic sources (referral directions);
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detect various types of abuse, such as artificial internet traffic (bots), DDoS attacks;
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limit undesirable marketing activities;
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measure the effectiveness of marketing campaigns conducted for the Website, e.g., in the Google advertising network, in affiliate programmes, on external websites;
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settle accounts with Trusted Partners for advertising services based on user activity, e.g., clicks.
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Marketing cookies – these are used when the User gives their consent, and only when the functionalities and advertising formats used by our Website require it.
We use them to:
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display advertisements that are relevant and interesting to the specific user. This relates to profiling ads displayed both on external websites and on our Website, in accordance with user preferences regarding product choices, based on data held by the Website, including the behaviour of users within the Website.
When entering the Website, the User may choose not to consent to the use of analytical and marketing cookies. In such a case, we will not be able to carry out detailed statistics or tailor our advertising based on the information collected on our Website. However, general advertisements will still be displayed both on the Website and on other websites.
For online advertising, as well as other tools such as Google reCAPTCHA (a tool for protection against spam), we use technologies provided by companies such as Google and Meta (Facebook). Therefore, please consider whether you agree to the use of these tools, including the profiling of advertisements online and on Facebook. You can check and manage your privacy and security settings in your Google account by using the link: g.co/privacytools. More information about Google's privacy policy, technologies used by Google, and the terms of using Google services can be found at: https://policies.google.com/privacy?hl=pl#infochoices. Information about Meta’s (Facebook’s) privacy protection policies and managing your privacy settings is available at: https://pl-pl.facebook.com/privacy/explanation/.
More detailed information about the cookies we use, their storage duration, and the current list of external companies whose services we use or whose technologies are embedded in our Website can be found in the Cookie Table.
3. DISABLING COOKIE SUPPORT
Internet browsers by default allow the storage of cookies. If the User does not wish to receive cookies, they can change the settings in their browser on the computer or other device used to access our Website. Continued use of our Website by the User without changing the settings means that the User agrees to receive technical cookies on our Website, which, as we have indicated, are essential for the correct operation of the Website.
Most internet browsers have a feature that allows the User to view and delete cookies, including cookies on our Website. However, it should be emphasised that if the Website cannot save or read cookies, it may not be possible to fully and properly use our Website.
If the User uses different devices to access and browse our Website (e.g., a computer, smartphone, tablet), they should ensure that each browser on each device is adjusted to the User’s cookie preferences.
The method of disabling cookies depends on the browser used by the User. Below is the method for disabling cookies in Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Opera and Internet Explorer.
1. Disabling cookies in Google Chrome browser
1. In the top right corner near the address bar of Google Chrome, select the three vertical dots.
2. Select Settings, then click Privacy and security on the left side.
3. Select the Third-party cookies section and configure your cookie settings.
More information about Google Chrome settings:
https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/61416?hl=pl
2. Disabling cookies in Firefox browser
1. In the top right corner of the Firefox window, select the three horizontal lines.
2. Select Settings, then click Privacy & Security on the left side.
3. Choose the appropriate security level or configure your own.
More information about Firefox settings:
https://support.mozilla.org/pl/kb/usuwanie-ciasteczek-i-danych-stron-firefox
3. Disabling cookies in Safari browser
Select the menu command Safari > Preferences, click Privacy, then do one of the following:
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Block all cookies
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Prevent cross-site tracking
More information about Safari settings:
https://support.apple.com/pl-pl/guide/safari/sfri11471/mac
4. Disabling cookies in Opera browser
1. In the top right corner near the address bar of the Opera browser, select the three horizontal lines.
2. Choose Go to full browser settings.
3. Select Privacy & security, then adjust settings according to your preferences.
More information about Opera settings:
https://help.opera.com/pl/latest/web-preferences/#cookies
5. Disabling cookies in Edge browser
1. In the top right corner near the address bar of the Edge browser, select the three horizontal dots.
2. Select Settings, then click Cookies and site permissions on the left side.
3. Choose Manage and delete cookies and site data.
4. Adjust your cookie settings according to your preferences.
More information about Edge settings:
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CONTACT INFORMATION
If you have any questions related to this Cookie Policy or wish to obtain information concerning this Cookie Policy, the User may contact the Controller via email at
