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1. Definitions

1.1. Controller – NODER P.S.A., ul. Olszańska 5H, 31-513 Kraków, Poland, entered in the Register of Entrepreneurs of the National Court Register, maintained by the District Court for Kraków-Śródmieście in Kraków, XI Commercial Division of the National Court Register, under KRS number 0001259281, with share capital of PLN 400,000.00, NIP (tax identification number) 6751713494, REGON 384284557, BDO 000520803.

1.2. Cookies – small text files saved on the User’s device while using the Website, and any other similar technologies used to collect information about the User’s activity on the Website.

1.3. Cookie Policy – this Cookie Policy.

1.4. Website – the website operated by the Controller at https://noder.systems

1.5. User – any natural person visiting the Website.

2. What are Cookies used for on the Website?

2.1. The Controller uses Cookies primarily to enable the User to access the Website and to make it easier for the User to use it.

2.2. The Controller also uses Cookies for analytical and marketing purposes.

2.3. The Controller also uses other technologies and technical solutions that allow access to information stored on the User’s device or in the User’s browser (e.g. Local Storage, which allows the Controller to access information saved while using the Website in a separate part of the User’s browser memory).

3. What types of Cookies are used on the Website?

3.1. The cookies used on the Website are divided into the following categories:

TYPEDESCRIPTION
Necessary CookiesThese cookies are installed to provide the User with access to the Website and its basic functions. They are required to use the Website, and therefore the User must consent to them in order to use it. Without Necessary Cookies, the Controller would not be able to provide services to Users through the Website.
Optional CookiesThe Controller uses these cookies only if the User gives consent. These cookies, as well as the consent itself, are not required to use the Website. They include:
functional – allow the Website to remember Users’ preferences or choices (such as username, language, text size or other customizable elements) and to deliver personalized content to Users within the Website;
analytical – make it possible to check the number of visits and traffic sources on the Website; they help identify which pages are more or less popular and understand how users navigate the site; this allows the Controller to improve the Website’s performance;
advertising – used to deliver ads matching Users’ interests and preferences; based on information from these cookies and activity on other websites, a profile of Users’ interests is built.

4. Are third-party Cookies used on the Website?

4.1. While using the Website, the User may receive Cookies originating from third parties cooperating with the Controller. More detailed information is provided below:

THIRD PARTYDESCRIPTION
Analytics service providersTo better understand how the Website works, the Controller cooperates with analytics service providers such as Microsoft, Google, Facebook, LinkedIn. You can find more information on how they use Users’ data here: Microsoft, Google, Facebook, LinkedIn.

5. How long are Cookies stored?

5.1. The Website uses persistent and session cookies. Below you will find more information on how long they are stored:

TYPEDESCRIPTION
Session CookiesSome cookies are temporary files, stored until the User logs out, leaves the page or closes the web browser. These cookies help analyze web traffic, enable the identification and resolution of technical problems, and make it easier to navigate the Website.
“Persistent” Cookies“Persistent” Cookies are stored for the period specified in their parameters or until deleted by the User. They help the Controller remember the User’s settings and preferences, in order to make the User’s next visit more convenient or to deliver tailored content. The list of Persistent Cookies together with their lifespan is available here and is updated on an ongoing basis.

6. How can cookie settings be changed?

6.1. The Website uses a consent management platform (CMP) to make it easier for the User to manage their cookie preferences.

6.2. The User can change their Cookie settings using the CMP. The CMP allows the User to:

6.2.1. obtain detailed information about the Cookies used on the Website and the Controller’s trusted partners;

6.2.2. give and withdraw consent to the use of optional Cookies by the Controller and trusted partners;

6.2.3. change previously selected settings.

7. Is it possible to change Cookie settings in the web browser?

7.1. The User’s web browser should provide the option to change settings so as to reject, delete or block certain Cookies. The links below provide relevant information for the most popular browsers: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera, Safari.

7.2. Because some Cookies are necessary for the Website to function, changing browser settings may cause some services not to work properly, or even make it impossible to use the Website altogether.

8. Changes to the Privacy Policy

8.1. The Policy is reviewed on an ongoing basis and updated when necessary.

8.2. The current version of the Policy is published on the Website.

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