dSONIQ COOKIE POLICY
1. ABOUT THIS COOKIE POLICY
This Cookie Policy explains how dSONIQ sp. z o.o. (“dSONIQ”, “we”, “us” or “our”) uses cookies and similar technologies on www.dsoniq.com and related webpages and online services operated by us (collectively, the “Website”).
This Policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy, which provides further information about how we process personal data.
dSONIQ sp. z o.o.
Adama Mickiewicza 37/58
01-625 Warsaw, Poland
KRS: 0001235228
NIP: 5253086313
2. WHAT ARE COOKIES?
Cookies are small text files or similar pieces of information stored on, or accessed from, your computer, mobile device or other terminal equipment when you visit a website.
Cookies may enable a website to recognise a browser or device, remember preferences, maintain a user session, provide requested functionality, measure Website performance or, where the user has consented, support analytics, advertising and marketing activities.
Cookies may be:
3. HOW WE USE COOKIES
We use cookies and similar technologies only to the extent necessary for the operation, security and functionality of the Website or, in the case of non-essential technologies, in accordance with the preferences selected by the user.
The cookies used on the Website may fall within the following categories:
The current details of cookies and similar technologies used on the Website, including their provider, purpose, category and duration, may be made available through the Cookie Settings panel. The information displayed in the Cookie Settings panel forms part of this Cookie Policy.
4. STRICTLY NECESSARY COOKIES
Strictly Necessary Cookies are required for the proper operation of the Website or for the provision of functionality or services expressly requested by the user.
They may be used, for example, to:
Strictly Necessary Cookies cannot normally be disabled through the Website's Cookie Settings where doing so would prevent the relevant service or functionality from operating.
Users may nevertheless be able to block such technologies through their browser or device settings. Doing so may prevent parts of the Website from functioning correctly.
5. FUNCTIONAL COOKIES
Functional Cookies enable enhanced or personalised Website features, such as remembering language, regional, interface or other preferences.
Where a Functional Cookie is strictly necessary to provide functionality expressly requested by the user, it may be used without separate consent to the extent permitted by applicable law.
Other Functional Cookies will be used only where the user has given the required consent.
If Functional Cookies are disabled or rejected, certain enhanced or personalised features of the Website may not be available or may not operate as intended.
6. ANALYTICS AND PERFORMANCE COOKIES
Analytics and Performance Cookies help us understand how users interact with the Website.
They may be used to obtain information concerning matters such as:
Analytics and Performance Cookies that require consent are not activated before the user has given that consent.
Rejecting these cookies does not prevent the user from accessing the core functionality of the Website, although it may reduce our ability to analyse and improve the Website.
7. ADVERTISING AND MARKETING COOKIES
Where enabled, Advertising and Marketing Cookies may be used to measure the effectiveness of advertising campaigns, understand interactions with advertisements, create or use audience segments, limit the frequency with which particular advertising is displayed, or enable advertising to be presented on the basis of interests or previous interactions.
Such technologies may be provided by dSONIQ or by third-party advertising, analytics or technology providers.
Advertising and Marketing Cookies that require consent are used only after the user has expressly consented to the relevant category.
Rejecting Advertising and Marketing Cookies does not prevent access to the Website. The user may, however, receive advertising that is less relevant to their interests, and dSONIQ may have less information available to measure the effectiveness of advertising campaigns.
8. THIRD-PARTY TECHNOLOGIES
Certain Website functionality may rely on services or technologies provided by third parties.
Depending on the user's cookie preferences and the functionality used, such third parties may place or access cookies or similar technologies and may process information collected through those technologies in accordance with their own privacy and cookie policies.
The third-party providers used by the Website may change from time to time as our technical, analytics, marketing and business requirements evolve.
Where required, information about the relevant third-party provider and the technologies used is made available through the Cookie Settings panel or otherwise through the Website.
Where the processing of personal data involves third-party providers, further information may also be provided in our Privacy Policy.
9. YOUR COOKIE CHOICES
When required by applicable law, non-essential cookies are disabled by default until the user makes a choice.
The user may be offered options including:
Accept All — to consent to all optional cookie categories;
Reject Non-Essential Cookies — to continue using the Website without optional cookies; and
Cookie Settings — to select individual categories of optional cookies.
Merely continuing to browse or use the Website without making an affirmative selection does not constitute consent to non-essential cookies.
Where the user does not consent to optional cookies, we may continue to use Strictly Necessary Cookies and other technologies that do not require consent under applicable law.
10. CHANGING OR WITHDRAWING YOUR CONSENT
You may change your cookie preferences or withdraw previously given consent at any time through the Cookie Settings functionality available on the Website.
Withdrawal of consent does not affect the lawfulness of any processing carried out on the basis of consent before its withdrawal.
After consent has been withdrawn, the relevant non-essential cookies will no longer be used to the extent technically and legally applicable.
Cookies already stored on the user's device may remain there until they expire or are deleted. They may also be removed through the user's browser or device settings.
11. BROWSER AND DEVICE SETTINGS
Most browsers allow users to view, delete, restrict or block cookies.
The available controls depend on the browser and device used.
Users may configure their browser or device to block some or all cookies. However, blocking Strictly Necessary Cookies or other technologies required for requested Website functionality may result in parts of the Website becoming unavailable, operating incorrectly or losing previously selected settings.
dSONIQ is not responsible for a reduction in Website functionality resulting from cookie restrictions or settings selected by the user in their browser, device or consent preferences, except where otherwise required by applicable law.
12. COOKIE DURATION
The period for which a cookie remains on a user's device depends on its purpose and configuration.
Some cookies operate only for the duration of a browser session, while others may remain for a longer period in order to recognise preferences, maintain security, measure performance or provide other permitted functionality.
Where applicable, the current duration or expiry period of individual cookies is specified in the Cookie Settings panel.
We may periodically modify cookie retention periods where reasonably necessary for technical, security, operational, analytical or legal reasons.
13. PERSONAL DATA
Some cookies and similar technologies may involve the processing of information that constitutes personal data under applicable data protection legislation.
Where personal data is processed, dSONIQ will process that information in accordance with applicable data protection law and our Privacy Policy.
Depending on the circumstances, personal data collected through cookies may include technical identifiers, device or browser information, IP-related information, Website interaction information, session information and other online identifiers.
This Cookie Policy does not create any rights or obligations beyond those provided by applicable law.
14. CHANGES TO THIS COOKIE POLICY
We may amend this Cookie Policy from time to time, including where necessary to reflect:
Unless applicable law requires otherwise, changes will take effect when the updated Policy is published.
Where a change requires new or renewed consent under applicable law, we will request such consent before using the relevant technologies on the basis of that consent.
15. CONTACT
If you have any questions concerning this Cookie Policy or the use of cookies on the Website, you may contact dSONIQ through the contact or support facilities available at:
www.dsoniq.com
This Cookie Policy explains how dSONIQ sp. z o.o. (“dSONIQ”, “we”, “us” or “our”) uses cookies and similar technologies on www.dsoniq.com and related webpages and online services operated by us (collectively, the “Website”).
This Policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy, which provides further information about how we process personal data.
dSONIQ sp. z o.o.
Adama Mickiewicza 37/58
01-625 Warsaw, Poland
KRS: 0001235228
NIP: 5253086313
2. WHAT ARE COOKIES?
Cookies are small text files or similar pieces of information stored on, or accessed from, your computer, mobile device or other terminal equipment when you visit a website.
Cookies may enable a website to recognise a browser or device, remember preferences, maintain a user session, provide requested functionality, measure Website performance or, where the user has consented, support analytics, advertising and marketing activities.
Cookies may be:
- session cookies, which are deleted when the browser is closed;
- persistent cookies, which remain on the device for a specified period or until deleted.
- first-party cookies, placed by dSONIQ;
- third-party cookies, placed or accessed by third-party service providers whose technologies are used on the Website.
3. HOW WE USE COOKIES
We use cookies and similar technologies only to the extent necessary for the operation, security and functionality of the Website or, in the case of non-essential technologies, in accordance with the preferences selected by the user.
The cookies used on the Website may fall within the following categories:
- Strictly Necessary Cookies;
- Functional Cookies;
- Analytics and Performance Cookies;
- Advertising and Marketing Cookies.
The current details of cookies and similar technologies used on the Website, including their provider, purpose, category and duration, may be made available through the Cookie Settings panel. The information displayed in the Cookie Settings panel forms part of this Cookie Policy.
4. STRICTLY NECESSARY COOKIES
Strictly Necessary Cookies are required for the proper operation of the Website or for the provision of functionality or services expressly requested by the user.
They may be used, for example, to:
- maintain secure Website operation;
- establish or maintain a user session;
- authenticate users;
- provide access to customer account functionality;
- process user requests;
- maintain security and prevent abuse;
- remember cookie and privacy preferences;
- provide shopping, checkout or other functionality expressly requested by the user;
- ensure proper communication between the Website and its underlying technical infrastructure.
Strictly Necessary Cookies cannot normally be disabled through the Website's Cookie Settings where doing so would prevent the relevant service or functionality from operating.
Users may nevertheless be able to block such technologies through their browser or device settings. Doing so may prevent parts of the Website from functioning correctly.
5. FUNCTIONAL COOKIES
Functional Cookies enable enhanced or personalised Website features, such as remembering language, regional, interface or other preferences.
Where a Functional Cookie is strictly necessary to provide functionality expressly requested by the user, it may be used without separate consent to the extent permitted by applicable law.
Other Functional Cookies will be used only where the user has given the required consent.
If Functional Cookies are disabled or rejected, certain enhanced or personalised features of the Website may not be available or may not operate as intended.
6. ANALYTICS AND PERFORMANCE COOKIES
Analytics and Performance Cookies help us understand how users interact with the Website.
They may be used to obtain information concerning matters such as:
- Website visits;
- page views;
- navigation patterns;
- Website performance;
- technical errors;
- traffic sources;
- interaction with Website functionality;
- effectiveness and usability of Website content.
Analytics and Performance Cookies that require consent are not activated before the user has given that consent.
Rejecting these cookies does not prevent the user from accessing the core functionality of the Website, although it may reduce our ability to analyse and improve the Website.
7. ADVERTISING AND MARKETING COOKIES
Where enabled, Advertising and Marketing Cookies may be used to measure the effectiveness of advertising campaigns, understand interactions with advertisements, create or use audience segments, limit the frequency with which particular advertising is displayed, or enable advertising to be presented on the basis of interests or previous interactions.
Such technologies may be provided by dSONIQ or by third-party advertising, analytics or technology providers.
Advertising and Marketing Cookies that require consent are used only after the user has expressly consented to the relevant category.
Rejecting Advertising and Marketing Cookies does not prevent access to the Website. The user may, however, receive advertising that is less relevant to their interests, and dSONIQ may have less information available to measure the effectiveness of advertising campaigns.
8. THIRD-PARTY TECHNOLOGIES
Certain Website functionality may rely on services or technologies provided by third parties.
Depending on the user's cookie preferences and the functionality used, such third parties may place or access cookies or similar technologies and may process information collected through those technologies in accordance with their own privacy and cookie policies.
The third-party providers used by the Website may change from time to time as our technical, analytics, marketing and business requirements evolve.
Where required, information about the relevant third-party provider and the technologies used is made available through the Cookie Settings panel or otherwise through the Website.
Where the processing of personal data involves third-party providers, further information may also be provided in our Privacy Policy.
9. YOUR COOKIE CHOICES
When required by applicable law, non-essential cookies are disabled by default until the user makes a choice.
The user may be offered options including:
Accept All — to consent to all optional cookie categories;
Reject Non-Essential Cookies — to continue using the Website without optional cookies; and
Cookie Settings — to select individual categories of optional cookies.
Merely continuing to browse or use the Website without making an affirmative selection does not constitute consent to non-essential cookies.
Where the user does not consent to optional cookies, we may continue to use Strictly Necessary Cookies and other technologies that do not require consent under applicable law.
10. CHANGING OR WITHDRAWING YOUR CONSENT
You may change your cookie preferences or withdraw previously given consent at any time through the Cookie Settings functionality available on the Website.
Withdrawal of consent does not affect the lawfulness of any processing carried out on the basis of consent before its withdrawal.
After consent has been withdrawn, the relevant non-essential cookies will no longer be used to the extent technically and legally applicable.
Cookies already stored on the user's device may remain there until they expire or are deleted. They may also be removed through the user's browser or device settings.
11. BROWSER AND DEVICE SETTINGS
Most browsers allow users to view, delete, restrict or block cookies.
The available controls depend on the browser and device used.
Users may configure their browser or device to block some or all cookies. However, blocking Strictly Necessary Cookies or other technologies required for requested Website functionality may result in parts of the Website becoming unavailable, operating incorrectly or losing previously selected settings.
dSONIQ is not responsible for a reduction in Website functionality resulting from cookie restrictions or settings selected by the user in their browser, device or consent preferences, except where otherwise required by applicable law.
12. COOKIE DURATION
The period for which a cookie remains on a user's device depends on its purpose and configuration.
Some cookies operate only for the duration of a browser session, while others may remain for a longer period in order to recognise preferences, maintain security, measure performance or provide other permitted functionality.
Where applicable, the current duration or expiry period of individual cookies is specified in the Cookie Settings panel.
We may periodically modify cookie retention periods where reasonably necessary for technical, security, operational, analytical or legal reasons.
13. PERSONAL DATA
Some cookies and similar technologies may involve the processing of information that constitutes personal data under applicable data protection legislation.
Where personal data is processed, dSONIQ will process that information in accordance with applicable data protection law and our Privacy Policy.
Depending on the circumstances, personal data collected through cookies may include technical identifiers, device or browser information, IP-related information, Website interaction information, session information and other online identifiers.
This Cookie Policy does not create any rights or obligations beyond those provided by applicable law.
14. CHANGES TO THIS COOKIE POLICY
We may amend this Cookie Policy from time to time, including where necessary to reflect:
- changes to the Website;
- changes to the cookies or technologies we use;
- changes to our service providers;
- technical or operational developments;
- changes in applicable law, regulatory requirements or guidance.
Unless applicable law requires otherwise, changes will take effect when the updated Policy is published.
Where a change requires new or renewed consent under applicable law, we will request such consent before using the relevant technologies on the basis of that consent.
15. CONTACT
If you have any questions concerning this Cookie Policy or the use of cookies on the Website, you may contact dSONIQ through the contact or support facilities available at:
www.dsoniq.com