COOKIE POLICY OF Dutchko Consulting Group EOOD

Cookies are small text files that are stored and / or loaded by the web browser on the hard drive of the respective user of the website when they visit them. They make using and working with websites faster and more secure by remembering the preferences of the individual user, including the IP address of the device used by the user, the type of device, the type of operating system, the type of browser, etc. Cookies send the information they collect back to the website (first party cookies) or to another website that set them (third party cookies).

The data stored by the Cookies used by the website of Dutchko Consulting Group EOOD do not show personal information through which the natural person - visitor of the website can be identified.

Types of Cookies

Depending on their function and purpose, Cookies can be:

• Necessary cookies - they are necessary for the proper and smooth operation of the website. They are usually installed in response to actions taken by website visitors. They allow the use of the website's features, so visitors cannot refuse them without affecting the use of the website.
• Performance cookies - they are used to subsequently identify the visitor to the website and to offer improved and / or customized features of the website according to the preferences of the respective visitor. They are valid for a period of two years.
• Analytics cookies - through them it is possible to analyze and count the number of visits to the website and its individual sections, including the frequency of errors in the use of the website, collecting information about how to use the website, IP address of the device used by the user, type of device, type of operating system, type of browser, etc.

Cookies settings management

Any visitor to the website can withdraw their consent to the use of cookies at any time by entering the settings menu of their web browser. The ways to delete and / or deactivate cookies vary depending on the type of web browser used by the website visitor, most often in the "options", "tools" or "preferences" menu. For more information, visitors should refer to the website of the web browser they are using.