Cookie Policy | Astrafox

1. BASIC INFORMATION

1.1. This Cookie Policy describes the rules for the use of cookies on https://astrafox.com (hereinafter the “Website”).

1.2. The Website is administered by:

Astrafox Sp. z o.o., with its registered office in Warsaw,

ul. Poloneza 93, 02-826 Warsaw,

KRS: 0000193522, NIP: 525-21-71-560, REGON: 016263968,

hereinafter the “Controller” or “we.”

1.3. Any entity using the Website is its “User.”

2. WHAT ARE COOKIES?

2.1. Cookies are small text files sent by a server and stored on the device used by the person visiting the Website (for example, on a desktop or laptop hard drive or a smartphone memory card, depending on the device you use).

2.2. The data is collected and stored exclusively in anonymous or pseudonymous form and does not enable the Controller to identify the User. Cookies do not damage the User’s computer and do not contain viruses.

3. WHAT COOKIES DO WE USE AND FOR WHAT PURPOSE?

3.1. The cookies used by the Website can be divided into:

3.1.1. session cookies—active for the duration of the current session, i.e., until the browser is closed;

3.1.2. persistent cookies—active after the session ends and until they expire or are deleted by the User;

3.1.3. first-party cookies—stored and used by the astrafox.com website;

3.1.4. third-party cookies—stored and used by third parties;

3.1.5. essential cookies—necessary for content to display properly on the Website;

3.1.6. functional cookies—used to provide an appropriate level of Website functionality;

3.1.7. analytics cookies—used to analyze the preferences of Users visiting the Website;

3.1.8. advertising cookies—used to display advertisements to Users, including personalized advertisements.

4. HOW CAN COOKIES BE MANAGED?

4.1. Configure your browser as appropriate. A properly configured browser will store on your end device only the category of cookies that you permit, or it will not store any cookies.

4.2. Remember that you can delete all or individual cookies at any time after they have been stored. You can do this in your browser or by using the appropriate tools available in your operating system.

5. THIRD-PARTY COOKIES

5.1. Google Ads

The Controller uses the Google Ads advertising program operated by Google LLC, 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043, USA to run advertising campaigns, including remarketing campaigns.

If the User consents to the use of advertising cookies, after entering the Website, a Google remarketing cookie will be stored on the User’s device. Based on the pages visited by the User, this cookie enables advertisements based on the User’s interests to be displayed.

When using Google Ads, the Controller does not collect any data that would enable the User to be identified. Any combination of data in a manner that gives it the nature of personal data may be performed exclusively by Google. The Controller is not responsible for this because Google performs these activities under an agreement entered into with the User as a user of Google services.

When using Google Ads, the Controller only defines the audience groups that should receive its advertisements. Google decides when and how to display the Controller’s advertisement to the User.

Google Ads cookies can be blocked using the Settings mechanism implemented on the Website or through Google’s advertising settings: https://adssettings.google.com/.

Information on how Google processes Users’ data is provided in Google’s Privacy Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy and https://policies.google.com/technologies/ads

We encourage you to read it.

5.2. Google Analytics

The Controller uses Google Analytics, a tool provided by Google LLC, 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043, USA. Data is processed to create statistics, analyze how Users visit the Website, and optimize the Website.

Google Analytics automatically collects information about the use of the Website. The information collected in this way is usually transferred to Google servers, which may be located throughout the world, and stored there.

When using Google Analytics, the Controller does not collect any data that would enable the User to be identified. Therefore, from the Controller’s perspective, data collected through Google Analytics does not constitute personal data.

If you would like details about Google’s use of data from websites and applications that use Google services, please read the information at https://policies.google.com/technologies/cookies and https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/6004245.

5.3. YouTube content

The Controller embeds YouTube content on the Website. Consequently, cookies from Google LLC associated with the YouTube service, including DoubleClick cookies, are used.

When the User plays a video on our Website, Google, the owner of YouTube, receives information about this activity even if the User does not have a YouTube profile or is not logged in at the time.

If the User is logged in to YouTube, Google will be able to associate the visit to our Website directly with the User’s YouTube profile. The purposes and scope of data collection are described in YouTube’s Privacy Policy, available at https://policies.google.com/technologies/product-privacy.

A User who does not want Google to associate data collected while a video is played on our Website directly with the User’s YouTube profile should log out or use appropriate browser extensions, such as script blockers.

5.4. Microsoft Clarity

The Controller uses Microsoft Clarity, a tool provided by Microsoft Corporation. This tool enables us to analyze the behavior of Users visiting the Website.

Based on anonymous data collected by Microsoft Clarity cookies, we can see how a User used our Website (which pages the User visited and which links the User clicked). This type of analysis helps us identify areas of the Website that require improvement and problems that can be resolved to increase engagement and the conversion rate.

The information collected using Microsoft Clarity does not enable us to identify Users.

Detailed information about the purpose of each Microsoft Clarity cookie is provided at https://learn.microsoft.com/pl-pl/clarity/cookie-list.

5.5. LinkedIn

The Website uses LinkedIn cookies to measure the effectiveness of social media campaigns associated with the LinkedIn platform. The information collected using LinkedIn cookies does not enable Users to be identified.

Detailed information about the purpose of each cookie is provided at https://pl.linkedin.com/legal/l/cookie-table?.

5.6. Meta Pixel

The Meta Pixel is a short piece of code placed on a website that makes it possible to measure the effectiveness of advertisements by analyzing actions taken by Users on the Website. The Meta Pixel automatically collects information about your use of our Website and, based on information collected about Users, makes it possible to display relevant advertisements to them.

The information collected using the Meta Pixel does not enable us to identify Users.

Information about Meta cookies and information about how advertisements are displayed and can be blocked on Facebook is available at the following links:

6. SERVER LOGS

Using the Website involves sending requests to the server on which the website is stored. Each request sent to the server is recorded in the server logs.

The logs include, among other things, the User’s IP address, the server date and time, and information about the web browser and operating system used by the User. The logs are recorded and stored on the server.

Data recorded in the server logs is not associated with specific individuals using the Website and is not used by the Controller to identify a User.

The server logs are solely supporting material used to administer the Website, and their contents are not disclosed to anyone other than persons authorized to administer the server.

COOKIE POLICY FOR THE WWW.ASTRAFOX.COM WEBSITE