Cookies

Cookies

Our website uses cookies in order to ensure smooth operation and to improve user experience.

This site (as other websites) constantly collects data from our visitors using cookies and other tools.  By using our website, you accept that the site uses cookies in compliance with the present Rules.

What is a cookie?

Cookies are small data files that browsers upload to the computer or other device of the users. They collect information on the habits of the visitors, and make it easier for users to use the website in general. By themselves, cookies do not collect any data stored on your computer or in your files.

Cookies include “persistent” and “transient” cookies. Persistent cookies are stored by the browser for a fixed period of time provided that the user has not deleted them before. However, transient cookies are not stored by the browser and are automatically deleted upon closing the browser.

What types of cookies are used by this website and for what purposes?

Persistent and transient cookies

This website uses both “transient cookies” (session cookies) and “persistent cookies”. Transient cookies will remain on your computer until you leave the website. Persistent cookies will remain on your device for a longer period (depending on browser settings), or until you delete them manually.

Session cookies

They are transient cookies only existing for the time of your visit, and are automatically deleted from your computer after the end of the session or upon closing the browser. They are indispensable for navigating on the website and for the normal operation of the site. Session cookies never collect information that can identify you.

Performance cookies (analytics)

Google Analytics cookies are used to collect information on the behaviour and characteristics of our visitors. This helps us make the website more transparent and easier to use in the future. These cookies are unable to identify you personally; for example, we do not record your name or e-mail address but data are stored in an aggregated and anonymous format. IP addresses are also recorded partially.

Further information:

https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/analyticsjs/cookie-usage

In case of visiting some target sites, third party cookies (e.g., Google AdWords Conversion Tracking) may also be uploaded to the device of the user. These enable us to measure the success of our campaigns. Information enabling personal identification is not stored in these cookies either.

Targeting or advertisement cookies

These cookies collect information regarding the topics and contents that you may be interested in. These cookies help measure the efficiency of campaigns and ensure that the advertisements you see in the future are relevant to you. Targeting and advertisement cookies are not able to identify you and do not collect personal information required for such identification.

Functional cookies

These help us record your decisions made regarding our website (e.g., data you entered when completing various forms etc.). These cookies only track your activities on the website you visit and nowhere else. These cookies may store personal identification data which you entered when using our website such. These include your name, e-mail address, telephone number etc.

Third party cookies

We may use third party web services on our website. In such cases, cookie storage is not supervised by us and we do not have an influence on the information collected by such external suppliers.

Checking, managing and disabling cookies

Browser settings

In your browser, you can change and manage cookie settings. The default settings of most browsers is to automatically accept cookies, and that you may modify them later.

For further help on cookie settings, use the following links:

Although you may disable or restrict cookies, please handle it carefully because the smooth operation of our website requires cookies. Therefore, disabling cookies may affect the services and certain functions of this website.

Disabling anonymous Google Analytics cookies

In order to block Google Analaytics cookies from collecting information related to you, you will have to install a plug-in (Google Analaytics plug-in) in your browser.

For additional information, visit the following links:

You can read more on Google’s privacy and safety policy here: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/6004245

Community buttons

Our website also uses so-called “community buttons” to allow visitors to share or bookmark a given page.  These references point to social media that are independent of us and may collect data on your browsing activities on the internet, including this website.  If you wish to receive more information regarding the way these websites use your information or if you wish to block or delete such data, please read the terms of use and data protection rules of those websites.

How can you withdraw your consent?

Consents will expire from time to time. However, if you wish to withdraw your consent, you can do it any time in the cookie settings of your browser.

Additional information about cookies

For more detailed information about cookies, please visit the websites below:

http://www.youronlinechoices.com/hu/

http://www.allaboutcookies.org/

http://cookiepedia.co.uk/cookie-laws-across-europe

Google Analytics Cookies:

https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/analyticsjs/cookie-usage

http://www.google.com/intl/en/policies/privacy/

This Cookie Rules is an integral part of the Data Protection Rules of this website.