Cookie Policy

SECTION II. WHAT ARE COOKIES

2.1 Cookies are small text files placed on a user’s device when a website is visited. They allow the website to recognise the device on subsequent visits and to retain certain session parameters.

2.2 By duration, cookies are classified as:
● session cookies – automatically deleted when the browser is closed;
● persistent cookies – stored on the device for a set period or until manually deleted by the user.

2.3 By origin, cookies are classified as:
● first-party cookies – set directly by the Website;
● third-party cookies – set by external services integrated into the Website.

2.4 In addition to traditional cookies, similar technologies may be used, including browser local storage (localStorage), tracking pixels, and other tools with equivalent functions. In this Policy, the term “cookie” encompasses all such technologies.

SECTION III. COOKIES USED ON THIS WEBSITE

3.1 The following categories of cookies may be used on the Website:

3.1.1 Strictly Necessary Cookies
These cookies are required for the correct functioning of the Website. Without them, certain features may not be available. They do not require user consent.
Used for:
● ensuring correct page loading and display
● maintaining a secure HTTPS connection
● preventing misuse and cyberattacks
● ensuring stable operation of the server infrastructure

3.1.2 Analytical Cookies
Where used, these cookies allow the Company to analyse Website traffic and user behaviour for the purpose of improving the Website. Analytical cookies are only used with the user’s consent.

3.1.3 Marketing Cookies
The Website does not currently use marketing or advertising cookies. If such technologies are introduced in the future, this will be reflected in the updated version of this Policy and the user’s consent will be requested.

SECTION IV. THIRD-PARTY SERVICES

4.1 The Website may use integrated third-party services (analytics platforms, hosting tools) that may independently place cookies on the user’s device. Such providers operate under their own privacy policies and are required to comply with GDPR and applicable law.

4.2 The Company is not responsible for the data practices of third-party providers. An up-to-date list of third-party services used may be provided upon request at contact@weloradigilab.com.

SECTION V. MANAGING COOKIE PREFERENCES

5.1 Users may manage cookie settings at any time using the following methods:

5.1.2 Browser settings. Most modern browsers allow users to view, block, or delete cookies. Instructions are available in the documentation of the browser being used. Please note that disabling strictly necessary cookies may affect the correct functioning of certain Website features.

5.1.3 Consent management tool. If a cookie consent banner (Consent Management
Platform) is displayed on the Website, users may update their preferences at any time, including withdrawing previously given consent. Withdrawal of consent does not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out prior to such withdrawal.

5.1.4 Users may also use industry opt-out tools such as Your Online Choices (youronlinechoices.eu) or equivalent platforms.

SECTION VI. RETENTION PERIODS

6.1 Session cookies are deleted automatically at the end of the browser session. Persistent cookies are retained for the period specified at the time of installation, generally no longer than 12 months. Upon expiry, cookies are deleted automatically or upon manual removal through the browser settings.

6.2 Where applicable law prescribes different retention periods, such legal requirements shall take precedence.

SECTION VII. UPDATES AND CONTACT

7.1 This Policy may be updated to reflect changes in legislation, the technical infrastructure of the Website, or the services used. The current version, including the date of the last update, is published on the Website.

7.2 For any questions regarding the use of cookies, please contact:

* This document is the primary binding version of the Cookie Policy for Welora Digilab s.r.o.