Definition of cookies
Cookies (from English "Cookies") are small files that are stored in the memory of the User's device (hereinafter – "User", "You") while browsing the Site. They contain data that allows us to make using the Site more convenient for each individual User.
Purposes of using cookies
Processing cookies helps us personalize User settings based on their previous and current activity on the Site, as well as improve the efficiency of the Site and security of its use.
Types of cookies we use
We use two types of cookies:
(1) essential cookies, the processing of which is necessary and without which the functionality of our Site for Users would be limited, for example: information about IP address, date and time of use, amount of transmitted data, browser and language settings, browser software and operating system version, etc.
(2) additional cookies related to the Site usage experience, which are used for Site analysis and marketing purposes.
Consent to use cookies
For using essential cookies, we do not request separate User consent. For using additional cookies, we need prior User consent. Accordingly, during the first visit to the Site, a banner will appear on the User's device screen asking to give us consent to use additional cookies. If such consent has already been given, the banner will not appear again until it is revoked or the Company stops using cookies.
Discontinuing the use of cookies
You can refuse to use cookies at any time by changing the appropriate settings in your browser, however, please note that this may significantly affect your Site usage experience. By continuing to use our Site without changing privacy settings, You agree to the use of cookies.
Google Analytics
Our Site uses Google Analytics, a web analytics tool that tracks, processes and sends us information about how the Site is used to help us improve it. Thus, Google Analytics analyzes your use of the Site for us.
Google Analytics performs analysis by placing cookies on your device. The information collected by cookies includes the number of Site visitors, pages they visit and the duration of time spent by the visitor on the Site. The specified data is systematized, therefore, ultimately, it is anonymous.
You can revoke your consent to use Google Analytics at any time.
Additional information about Google Analytics can be found in the Terms of Use, Privacy Rules and Google Company Privacy Policy.