Cookie Policy

Document version: 1.0 dated 10.08.2026

Cookie Policy
Magemar Polska Sp. z o.o.

1. Cookies and similar technologies
   Cookies are small pieces of information stored on your device, e.g. computer or phone, when you use a website. They allow the website to “remember” certain settings or recognise that a user has previously visited the site.
   
   Not all cookies work the same way. Some are needed solely for the technical operation of the website. Others are used to measure traffic, remember settings, or display embedded content (e.g. Google Maps or YouTube). The website does not use marketing cookies or advertising tools (e.g. Meta Pixel, TikTok Pixel).
   
   The Electronic Communications Law provides that storing information or accessing information already stored on a user’s device is permitted if the user has been previously informed in an unambiguous, easy and understandable way about the purpose of such action and the possibility of settings, and has thereafter as a rule given consent. Consent may also be expressed through software settings or service configuration. At the same time, the Act provides an exception for solutions necessary for transmitting a communication or providing a service requested by the user.
   
   The user may withdraw consent to cookies at any time by changing settings in the cookie banner or in their browser settings. Withdrawal of consent does not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out before the withdrawal.
   
2. What types of cookies may be used
   
   2.1. Strictly necessary cookies
   
   These are files needed for the website to function correctly, e.g. to maintain sessions, protect against abuse, remember basic settings or operate the form. They generally do not require separate consent if they are genuinely necessary for delivering the service requested by the user.
   
   The following are used on the website, among others:
   
   - wpEmojiSettingsSupports - WordPress
   - adobeCleanFontAdded - WordPress
   - wp-settings-time-1 - WordPress
   - pll_language - Polylang
   
   2.2. Functional cookies
   
   These help remember user settings, e.g. preferred language, display preferences or other elements improving the browsing experience.
   
   This category may also include cookies that remember the user’s choice in the cookie banner (Complianz - cmplz_). Depending on their nature, they may require consent.
   
   2.3. Analytical or statistical cookies
   
   These allow us to understand how users interact with the website: which subpages they visit, how much time they spend on the site, which devices they use, and whether errors occur. The website plans to use Google Analytics (ga, _ga* - retention period up to 2 years).
   
   If not strictly necessary, they should be activated only after user consent. The UODO emphasises that consent to cookies must be informed and based on clear information.
   
   2.4.Marketing cookies
   
   These are used to tailor advertisements, measure campaign effectiveness, or link user activity across different services.
   
   ⚠️ The website does not use marketing cookies or advertising tools (e.g. Meta Pixel, TikTok Pixel).
   
   2.5. Cookies related to embedded content
   
   The website uses embedded external content that may store cookies:
   
   - Google Maps (map on the contact page),
   - YouTube (embedded video: GPS, VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE, YSC, PREF).
   
   These cookies are loaded as a rule after user consent has been obtained.
   
3. How to manage cookies
   During your first visit to the website you may see a cookie banner (Complianz) which allows you to accept all cookies, reject non-essential ones, or manage your settings.
   
   The banner allows you to reject cookies in the same way as accepting them and blocks cookies requiring consent until it is given.
   
   Regardless of this, you can usually change your settings later - both in the banner itself and in your browser settings.
   
   The Electronic Communications Law provides that the user may specify the conditions for storing or accessing information through the settings of software installed on their device or the configuration of the service.
   
   Disabling certain cookies may cause some features of the website to stop working correctly (e.g. Google Maps or YouTube content).
   

The rules for processing personal data are set out in the Privacy Policy.