Cookies Policy

Introduction

This Cookies Policy applies to all users of GRIZZLY DIGITAL S.R.L.'s website. The information below aims to inform users about the placement, use and administration of cookies in the context of browsing.

What are cookies?

We use the term 'cookie' to refer to cookies and similar technologies through which information can be collected automatically. An 'Internet Cookie' is a small file consisting of letters and numbers, stored on a user's computer, mobile terminal or other equipment.

Cookies are installed at the request of a web server to a browser (e.g., Chrome, Firefox). Once installed, they remain 'passive': they do not contain software, viruses or spyware and do not access information on the hard drive.

A cookie consists of two parts:

• the cookie name;
• the cookie content or value.

From a technical perspective, only the web server that sent the cookie can access it again when the user returns to the page associated with that server.

For what purposes are cookies used

Cookies provide a better browsing experience and services tailored to each user's needs, for example:

• improving the use of the site (including identifying errors);
• anonymous statistics on usage for GRIZZLY DIGITAL S.R.L.;
• anticipating future goods/services based on those accessed.

Using cookies allows remembering certain settings/preferences set by users.

Examples of stored settings:

• the language in which the page is viewed;
• the currency in which prices/fees are expressed;
• facilitating user account login;
• posting comments on the site.

What is the lifespan of cookies?

The lifespan of cookies varies depending on the purpose. The following categories exist:

• Session cookies – automatically deleted when the browser is closed;
• Persistent/fixed cookies – remain stored until their expiry date or manual deletion.

What are third‑party cookies?

Certain sections may be provided by third parties, in which case the cookies are called 'third‑party cookies'. Third parties must comply with data protection rules and the Privacy Policy. Examples: Google Analytics, Facebook.

What cookies are used

By visiting the site, the following may be placed:

• Page performance cookies;
• User analytics cookies;
• Geotargeting cookies;
• Registration cookies;
• Advertising cookies;
• Advertising provider cookies.

Performance cookies

Remember preferences so reconfiguration is not required on subsequent visits.

User analytics cookies

Indicate whether a user has visited the site before; used for statistical purposes only.

Geotargeting cookies

Used by software that determines the user's country of origin. Ads may remain the same regardless of selected language.

Registration cookies

Generated when registering on the site to remember this step and to display the account you are logged in with. If 'keep me logged in' is not selected, they are deleted at session end.

Advertising cookies

Allow determining whether an ad was viewed, its type and elapsed time. Used for ad targeting. They store information about viewed content, not about users.

What kind of information is stored?

Cookies store information in a small text file that allows the browser to be recognized until expiry or deletion.

Customizing browser settings

If the device is used only by you, long expiry terms may be set. If used by multiple people, consider deleting data on browser close.