Cookies policy

We use technologies such as cookies to provide, improve, protect, and promote our services. In this way we collect your information that falls under your Personal Data. Cookies are very small files that have been sent by us to your computer or device, which we can access when you visit our website, and do not know or cause damage to any document or file on your computer. Cookies help us remember who you are and other information related to your visits. They can help you put information on a website in a way that suits your interests. The use of information cookies (which are not permanently stored on the user's computer and disappear when a browser closes) is strictly limited to carrying information IDs (consisting of random numbers coming from the server) that are necessary to enable secure and effective site exploration. For example, cookies help us in cases such as to remember your username again for the next visit, to understand how you communicate with our services, and to improve our services based on this information and to not allow the acquisition of personal identification data. You can program your browser not to accept cookies, but this may limit your ability to use the Services. Exceptions to this rule are only cookies that serve the operation needs of the Website (functional cookies) and are necessary for the appearance and efficiency of the operation of the Website on your computer.

When are cookies sent?

We use cookies on our website and in mobile applications. Anyone who visits our website browser will receive cookies from us. In addition, we send cookies to your browser when you visit other websites that host additional applications (eg "notification" option) or "tag" options.

Why do we use cookies?

We use cookies to identify you when you visit our website, to verify your identity and to determine when you are logged in and when you are not with our website.

Also with cookies we can remember your preferences and give you a personal experience that is within your settings. Cookies also create links to our website faster and more securely. By using cookies we can fight activities that violate the operating policy of our website.

In addition, cookies allow us to send you personalized advertising / promotional actions whether you are on our website or on other websites and personalized articles through additional applications such as the "notification" option.

• Preferences, articles and services: cookies can tell us which language you prefer and your communication preferences. They can help you fill out forms on our website much easier. They also provide you with articles, images and personalized content in conjunction with our additional applications.

• Ads: We may use cookies to show you relevant ads whether you are on our website or not. We may also use cookies to find out if someone who saw an ad later visited the website and took an action (eg, downloaded a blank page or made a purchase) on the advertiser's website). Similarly, our affiliates may use cookies to determine if we have shown you an ad and how it was displayed, or to provide us with information about how you link to ads.

• Performance, Analysis and Research: cookies help us to know the good performance of our website and additional applications in different locations. We also use cookies to understand, improve and research products, articles and services, including your connection to our website from other websites, applications or devices such as your work computer or your mobile phone device. Cookies help us measure the performance of the ads we display.

Finally, with the help of cookies, we can help you choose not to see third-party ads that do not concern you.

How cookies are used for advertising purposes

Cookies and other advertising technology, such as tags, pixel tags, web beacons, and clear GIFs, help us deliver ads that are most relevant to you. Efficiently. All of the above are collectively referred to as "Pixel Tags" and aim to collect aggregate statistics and response speed. They also help us provide aggregate controls, research and reports for advertisers, understand and improve our service, and know when your content has been shown. When used in HTML emails, Pixel Tags offer the sender of the message the opportunity to be informed about whether and when the message was opened by the recipient.

Unless the user clears these cookies from the web browser, we may use this information for:

• to provide more relevant, interest-based ads,
• to provide aggregate reports of advertising activity to advertisers and ad hosting websites,
• to help website and app owners understand how visitors interact with their websites or applications,
• to improve our products.

Consent to cookies

Whilst browsing the website you will be asked to give your consent for the storage of cookies and the processing of your data received through them. In any case, you can configure your Internet browser in such a way that you are informed about the use of cookies and set the privacy protection you want, choosing between maximum protection (for example "never accept cookies") and minimum protection (for example "always accept cookies") as well as an intermediate level of protection (for example "reject third party cookies" or "accept cookies only of the displayed website" ). These privacy settings will be presented clearly and intelligibly. It should be noted, however, that the rejection of cookies may make it more difficult or impossible to use certain parts of the website.

Third Party Cookies

If you follow us or get in touch with us through any of our pages on third party media or social media platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Google+, the information you provide or receive will be subject to in the third party cookies policy, so we advise you to be informed about it before giving your consent.