Website Privacy Policy and cookies
Super Krak S.A. with its registered office in Kraków (31-231), ul. Bociana 6,
hereinafter referred to as the Data Controller, respects the privacy of the users visiting its website and makes every effort to ensure that everyone who wishes to visit this website knows exactly how they can protect their privacy.
Before you visit
www.superkrak.com.pl, feel free to read our Privacy Policy.
By visiting
www.superkrak.com.pl, you accept this Privacy Policy.
The data is collected in two basic areas:
1. Communication via
contact forms on our website in the
Contact tab
- Personal data, including name and surname, e-mail address, and other data provided, are used only to provide an answer and take proper measures to respond to your enquiry or comment.
2. Communication via Call Back button available offline on every page of superkrak.com.pl.
Personal data, including name and surname, and telephone number, are used only to contact you on your request.
3.
Automated processing and cookies
- When you visit the website of the
Data Controller, we collect the data relating to your visit, including:
- IP address (each computer connected to the Internet has its IP address which is a unique number used, for example, to identify the country in which the user connects to the network).
- Cookies. For your convenience, the website of the Data Controller uses cookies to adjust it to the users’ needs and ensure its proper functioning as well as for statistical and marketing purposes.
The website of the Data Controller uses, inter alia, the following types of cookies:
- Performance cookies (used to collect information on how you use the website, such as most frequently visited pages or error messages, etc.).
- Functionality cookies (used to save user settings, such as language, consent, etc.).
Cookies specified below.
- For statistical and marketing purposes:
- For the purpose of determining how users use the website:
- For marketing purposes – to adjust offers to the website users so that the ads are suitable for the users and attract their attention:
- Facebook Ads cookies – detailed description of how it works and its privacy policy can be found at its address
- Google AdWords cookies – detailed description of how it works and its privacy policy can be found at its address
- For the purpose of temporary storing of information in the memory of the browser until the end of the session:
- Session cookies – temporary information stored in the memory of the browser until the end of the session.
Cookies may also be used by external websites to which we make references in some cases. These are cookies that allow logging in and make it possible to provide advertisements corresponding to the user’s preferences and browsing habits. These cookies include in particular:
In most web browsers, you can delete cookies from your computer’s hard drive (in the browser settings), block all cookies and set a warning they will be saved on your drive. Please note that changes in the settings of cookies, i.e. limiting their use, may affect some functionalities available on websites which use cookies, e.g. make it impossible to log on to your e-mail account.
If you do not change these settings, it means that you accept cookies and give voluntary consent to their processing.
This consent may be withdrawn at any time by changing the settings.
How to change cookie settings in the most popular web browsers:
Google Chrome
Menu > Settings > Show advanced settings > Privacy > Content settings > Cookies – select the appropriate option
Internet Explorer
Menu > Tools > Internet options > Privacy – select the appropriate option
Mozilla Firefox
Menu > Options > Privacy > History – select the appropriate option
Opera
Menu > Preferences > Advanced > Cookies – select the appropriate option
Safari
Menu > Preferences > Privacy > Cookies – select the appropriate option
*Comprehensive information obligation in accordance with Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data and repealing Directive 95/46/EC (hereinafter referred to as GDPR)
