Cookies are small pieces of data sent by a web server and stored on your device. Each time you open a page on the relevant website, your browser sends this data back to the server as part of an HTTP request.
How do we use cookies?
Cookies allow the website to remember your preferences, such as your location and language. This means you do not have to enter them again when you return to the website.
Cookies are also used to compile anonymous website traffic statistics and enable us and our partners to show you relevant advertising when you visit our website and other third-party websites, including social media platforms.
Most modern browsers allow you to choose whether to accept cookies. However, disabling them may affect the proper operation of the website.
How do we process cookies?
The server uses the client’s cookie to retrieve related information from the cache. This is done to manage website sessions and personalise services, including through analytics and measurement tools such as Yandex Metrica.
What types of cookies do we use?
Session cookies (temporary) exist only in temporary memory while you are visiting the website. They are usually deleted when you close the browser page. These cookies help prevent you from having to enter the same information repeatedly.
Persistent cookies identify your device and remember information about the device and actions you previously performed when you return to the website. They are deleted after a set period or when you clear your cookies. Until then, the browser sends the stored information to the server each time you visit the website.
Strictly necessary cookies are required for the website and its services to work correctly, for example, to enable sign-in and protect your account.
Third-party cookies belong to another domain. They are commonly embedded in pages on other websites, for example, as advertising blocks. The creator of a cookie may receive data about visitors.
Secure cookies are transmitted over an encrypted HTTPS connection using the HttpOnly attribute. They are not accessible to browser scripts and are sent only to the company’s server, which helps prevent data leakage.
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