Privacy policy

USE OF COOKIES BY www.milicon.eu

Below is our policy involving cookies and similar technologies:

1. As http://www.milicon.eu (hereinafter ‘website’ or ‘blog’) provides online content, it uses cookies, i.e. information saved by servers or users’ devices; this information can be read by servers every time the device is connected to the internet; the website might also utilize technologies similar to cookies. The information contained in this policy also applies to other forms of technology used by our websites. Cookies are data, chiefly text files, stored on an internet user’s device. Cookies usually contain the domain name of the website from which they originated, the time they are stored on a device for as well as a distinctive number.
2. Cookies are used to:
   a) adjust the content of websites to users’ preferences and to optimize website usage; cookies make it possible to identify a website user’s device and accurately display a website, in a way that is customized to individual requirements;
   b) elaborate statistics that help establish how the website’s users view its contents, which makes it possible to improve a website’s structure and its content;
   c) keep the user logged in – thanks to which the user does not have to provide his login and password every time he or she visits a new subpage;
   d) provide advertising materials better adjusted to meet an individual user’s interests.
3. Our websites might use the following types of cookies:
   a) “necessary” cookie files, which make it possible for a user to utilize the services rendered by a given website, e.g. authenticating cookie files used in case of services that require authentication;
   b) cookie files that ensure safety, i.e. used to detect abuse of the website’s authorization procedure;
   c) cookie files that enable collection of information about the manner in which websites are used;
   d) “functional” cookie files, that “remember” settings chosen by a user and interface personalization, e.g. choice of language, region, font size, manner in which website is to be displayed, etc.;
   e) “advertising” cookie files, which provide users with advertising content adjusted to their preferences.
4. In many cases, website viewing software (internet browsers) may have default settings that allow cookie files to be stored on users’ devices. Website users may at any moment change their cookie settings. These settings can be changed so that automatic cookie storage by browser is blocked or the user is informed every time cookies are saved while viewing a website. Detailed information concerning cookie settings and using cookies are available in your internet browser’s settings. Leaving default cookie settings means that cookies will be stored on a user’s device; we will thus be storing information on the user’s device and gaining access to this information.
5. Turning off cookies may make it difficult to use some the services offered by our websites, especially services that require a user to log in. Turning off cookie storage will not, however, prevent you from reading or viewing the content published on Blog, except for content that requires users to log in to access.
6. Cookie files can be stored on a user’s device and then used by advertisers who collaborate with out blog, by research companies and multimedia service providers.

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