Administrator of personal data
Altkom Experts Ltd with its registered office in Warsaw, 51 Chłodna Street, 00 – 867 Warsaw, is the Personal Data Administrator.
2. Availability of the website
You can browse the website on any device that has Internet access using any web browser (the latest browser version is recommended).
3. What are cookies and what are their functions?
Cookies, also known as cookies, in Polish are small text files sent by a web server and saved on the user’s side. Cookies allow you to read the information they contain only to the server that created them. Cookies contain various information about the user of a given website and the history of their connection with the website. This information allows the server owner who sent the cookies to find out which pages the user was visiting before entering his website, to know his IP address, as well as to check whether there were no errors during the display of the website. It should be noted, however, that these data are not associated with individual visitors, but only with the computer connected to the Internet on which the cookies were stored.
4. Privacy:
The website operates on the basis of the following Privacy Policy and Cookies:
- Site encryption (SSL/ TLS): A certificate has been issued for the domain *.altkom.pl. The certificate ensures confidentiality and integrity of data transmission as well as server authentication. Communication encryption is enabled across the entire domain to ensure the security of users. Communication is encrypted with a 256-bit key, and an independent certificate issuer – Certum Domain Validation CA SHA2 – guarantees that you are on the authentic, original site https://www.altkomexperts.pl/. Detailed information about the certificate can be obtained by clicking on the browser bar in „More information” and then „View certificate”.
- The browser may inform you that the connection is not secure, if the website contains graphics not originating from the „https://” but from the „http://” website. Currently, the website does not contains such elements. Do not be afraid of them, as they are not dangerous to the user in any way.
- The website has a built-in Google Analytics code. This tool is used for web analytics and helps to improve the website in terms of users’ needs. Google Analytics collects anonymous information and records trends on the website without identifying individual users. Like many other services, Google Analytics uses its own cookies to analyze the actions of website users. These cookies are used to store information, such as when you started your current visit and whether you have visited the site before and from which website you came to the current website.
Google Analytics uses the following types of cookies on its blog, which are permanent files, with the exception of the „__utmc” cookie, which is a temporary file. The specified date of expiry of the cookies is the maximum. In fact, this date depends on the User’s actions – e.g. deleting cookies, changing the device, reinstalling the browser:
Name: __utma
Expiry date: 2 years after initial creation or resetting.
Description: A Google Analytics cookie that allows you to determine the number of unique users (defined as a specific browser on a specific computer) who visit a website. A cookie reads the number of visits to a website, the time you visited the first visit, the previous visit and the current visit.
Name: __utmb
Expiry date: 30 minutes after initial creation or resetting.
Description: A Google Analytics cookie that allows you to determine the number of times you visit a unique website (a specific browser on a specific computer). Used in conjunction with the __utmc cookie (described below). A cookie checks the length of a visit – the beginning and the end of the visit.
Name: __utmc
Expiry date: 30 minutes after initial creation or resetting.
Description: A Google Analytics cookie that allows you to determine the number of times you visit a unique website (a specific browser on a specific computer). Used in conjunction with the __utmb cookie (described above). A cookie checks the length of a visit – the beginning and the end of the visit.
Name: __utmz
Expiry date: 6 months after initial creation or resetting.
Description: A Google Analytics cookie that allows you to determine how you visit a unique user on a website (a specific browser on a specific computer). A cookie explores the source of a blog’s visit and how it was explored.
- If the user do not agree to the collection of anonymized statistical information about user’s activity on the website, the user may disable Google Analytics tool in the browser by downloading and installing the add-on (available for Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Apple Safari, Opera, Microsoft Internet Explorer) or disable the use of cookies in the browser.
- If you do not change your browser settings, you agree to the use of Cookies.
5. How do we use the information we obtain from cookies?
Usually the data is used for automatic recognition of a specific user by the server, which can generate a dedicated page for him. This makes it possible, for example, to customize services and websites, support logging in, and some contact forms.
Altkom Experts Ltd, the publisher of the website https://www.altkomexperts.pl/, uses cookies in order to optimize the use of the website and to adapt its content to the user’s preferences. It also uses them to create anonymous, aggregated statistics, excluding personal identification of the user. This helps us to understand how users use the website and to improve the structure and content of the website. In addition, Altkom Experts Ltd. place or allow a third party to place cookies on a user’s device in order to ensure proper functioning of the website. This helps to monitor and check its performance. This entity may be, among others, Google, which collects data needed by Altkom Experts Ltd.
The user can set the browser so that cookies are not stored on the hard drive or are automatically deleted at a certain time. These settings may therefore be changed to block the automatic handling of cookies in the browser settings or to inform you when they are sent to your device. Unfortunately, as a result, it can lead to problems with displaying some websites, unavailability of some services.
6. How do you change the settings in the most popular search engines?
Google Chrome
Click on the menu (in the upper right corner) under Settings > Show advanced settings. In the „Privacy” section, click the Content settings button. In the „Cookies” section, you can change the following settings for cookies:
Delete cookies,
Lock cookies by default,
Allow cookies by default,
Default storage of cookies and page data to close your browser
Setting exceptions for Cookies from specific sites or domains
Mozilla Firefox
From the browser menu: Tools > Options > Privacy. Activate the Firefox field: „will use the user settings”. Cookies are determined by whether or not you tick the field: Accept cookies.
Internet Explorer 6.0 and 7.0
From the menu of your browser (upper right corner): Tools > Internet Options > Privacy, click the Sites button. Use the slider to set the level, and confirm the change with OK.
Opera
From the menu of your browser: Tool > Preferences > Advanced. Cookies may or may not be selected by selecting the position of the Cookies.
Safari
From the Safari drop-down menu, select Preferences and click the Security icon.
This is where you select the security level in the „Accept cookies” area.
7. Data of the administrator:
Altkom Experts Sp. z o.o.
Chłodna 51, 00 – 867 Warszawa
email: office@altkomexperts.pl,
tel. 22 460 99 40
