This policy defines the rules for using cookies on this website.
What is a Cookie File?
Cookie files (in Polish: ciasteczka) are small text files, created automatically by the web browser, while visiting WWW pages. Information contained in a given cookie file may be accessed only by the page that created it. The same website cannot access other cookie files located on the user’s computer.
Thanks to the information contained in cookie files on the “wie” website, the way you use it and can appropriately display content tailored to you or offer you assistance.
Why do websites use cookie files?
On the portal site, we use technical, analytical and marketing cookies.
Technical cookie files are essential for the proper operation of the portal. We use them to save your device and browser settings, such as those most frequently used by you individually – thanks to your computer, tablet or phone displaying it properly and reading it;
Analytical cookie files – we use them to improve the functionality of our website and measure, not identifying your personal data, the effectiveness of marketing activities we undertake.
Among other things, when using analytical cookies, we create collective statistics and analyses that help us understand how our service is used. This allows us to improve the structure and content of the portal, to best meet the needs of our customers and potential clients.
In the case of this type of cookie, we use solutions and tools from Google, i.e. Google Analytics. More information about Google Analytics code and Google’s cookie files can be found in Google Analytics Privacy and Security Principles.
Marketing cookie files are used to customize content and forms of advertisements, displayed both on our pages and in the advertising network of our partners, including Google, to your needs and preferences.
More information about cookie files used in Google’s advertising network can be found on the Google AdWords Help page.
This website uses Google Analytics, a web analytics service provided by Google, Inc. (“Google”). Google Analytics uses “cookies”, i.e. text files placed on your computer, to help the website analyze how users use the site. The information generated by the cookie about your use of the website (including your IP address) will be transmitted to and stored by Google on servers in the United States. Google will use this information for the purpose of evaluating your use of the website, compiling reports on website activity for website operators and providing other services relating to website activity and internet usage. Google may also transfer this information to third parties where required to do so by law, or where such third parties process the information on Google’s behalf. Google will not associate your IP address with any other data held by Google. You may refuse the use of cookies by selecting the appropriate settings on your browser, however please note that if you do this you may not be able to use the full functionality of this website. By using this website, you consent to the processing of data about you by Google in the manner and for the purposes set out above. External suppliers, including Google, may display ads from MCP GROUP sp. z o. o. w. on websites and in advertising networks of third parties, including Google. Google may use cookies to display ads based on previous visits by a user to this website. Users can opt out of Google’s use of cookies by visiting Google’s ad settings or disable the use of cookies by external suppliers by visiting the Network Advertising Initiative opt-out page.
How Long Do We Use Cookie Files?
We use two types of cookie files:
session – remain on your device until you leave the website or turn off your web browser; state – remain on your device for a specified time or until you manually delete them.
What data do we collect through cookie files?
With the help of cookie technology, we collect only anonymous statistical data about you, serving to improve the convenience of using the portal and minimize advertising intrusiveness.
We do not collect any data that allows your identification. The only information about the user, which, however, without linking with other data, does not allow their identification, is the IP address from which your device connects.
Your IP address may also be transferred to our partners, including Google. However, even in this case, your identification based on this data is not possible.
Can I opt out of accepting cookie files?
Web browsers by default allow the storage of cookie files. If you do not agree to the use of cookie files through the website portal, below we indicate how you can change their settings in such a way as to prevent the saving/reading of cookie files during your visits to the portal.
How to Turn Off Cookie File Service?
In Firefox browser:
- In the upper right corner of the Firefox browser window, click Open menu (three horizontal lines) and select Options.
- Next, select the Privacy tab.
- From the expanded menu in the History section, select the option Program Firefox: will use custom settings for history.
- Check “Accept cookies from sites” to enable, uncheck to disable cookie service.
- Select the lifespan of stored cookies.
- Storage: until they expire– the cookie will be removed after reaching the expiration date, which is specified through data.
- Storage: until I close program Firefox– cookies stored on the computer will be removed upon closing Firefox.
- Storage: ask me every time– for each time, when a website attempts to send a cookie, a dialog box will appear asking about the decision regarding cookie storage.
- Close the options window to save the settings.
More information about Firefox browser settings.
In Google Chrome browser:
- In the upper right corner next to the Google Chrome browser address bar, select Settings and controlling Google Chrome (three horizontal lines).
- Select Settings.
- Go to the bottom of the window and click Show advanced settings….
- In the Privacy section, click the Content settings button.
- In the Cookie files section, you can change the following cookie file settings:
- Allow attempts to set data from websites
- Block cookie files and data from other sites – check the “Ignore exceptions” checkbox and block the creation of cookie files.
Remember that disabling cookies may affect the operation of most websites that require logging in.
More information about Firefox browser settings.
In Google Chrome browser:
- In the upper right corner next to the Google Chrome browser address bar, select Settings and controlling Google Chrome (three horizontal lines).
- Select Settings.
- Go to the bottom of the window and click Show advanced settings….
- In the Privacy section, click the Content settings button.
- In the Cookie files section, you can change the following cookie file settings:
- Block attempts to store data on the computer from websites
- Block cookie files and data from other sites –: check the “Ignore exceptions” checkbox and block the creation of cookie files from other sites. Remember that this setting makes it impossible for most websites that require logging in to function properly.
More information about Google Chrome browser settings.
In Internet Explorer 9 browser
- In the browser window, click the Tools button, and then select Internet options.
- Click the Privacy card, and then in the Settings area, move the slider to the highest position to block all cookies, or to the lowest position to allow all cookies, and then click OK.
More information about Internet Explorer browser settings.
In Safari browser
Changing cookie file preferences or removing these files and website data in Safari can affect the operation of other programs, such as Dashboard.
Select the Safari menu command > Preferences, click Privacy, and then perform any of the following actions:
Changing the way cookie files and website data are accepted: Select one of the Cookie files and website data options:
- Always block: Safari does not allow websites, third parties, and advertisers to store cookie files and other data on your Mac. This may make some websites unable to function properly.
- Only from current websites: Safari accepts cookie files and website data only from the currently displayed website. Safari uses existing cookie files to determine which website parts contain elements from other sources. Safari does not allow these other third parties to store and access cookie files and other data.
- From visited websites: Safari accepts cookie files and website data only from those websites you visit. Safari uses existing cookie files to determine whether you have previously visited a given website. Checking this field helps prevent storage of unwanted cookie files and other data while browsing on the Mac for cookie files and other data containing materials from other websites.
- Always allow: Safari allows all websites, third parties, and advertisers to store cookie files and other data on your Mac.
More information about managing cookie files and website data in Safari browser 8 (Yosemite)
Blocking cookie files in Safari browser on iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch
In Opera browser
Cookie settings Settings > Preferences > Advanced > Cookies Cookie settings allow controlling how cookie service is handled. By default, all cookies are accepted.
The following options are available in the Opera browser:
Accept cookies – all cookies are accepted (default setting). Accept cookies only from websites I visit – all cookies coming from domains other than the visited domain are rejected. Never accept cookies – all cookies are rejected.