Cookie Policy

COOKIE POLICY AND INTERNET TECHNOLOGIES USED

This Cookie Policy complements the PRIVACY POLICY regarding the processing of personal data using cookies, pixels (pixel codes), and other internet technologies, as well as the processing of personal data through them, applied on the official website of the Administrator located at www.antyksobieski.pl (hereinafter: the Service).

I. GENERAL INFORMATION
1. Cookies (so-called "cookies") are IT data, in particular text files, which are stored on the end device of the Service User (e.g., computer, tablet, smartphone) and are intended for use of the Service's websites. Cookies are not harmful to Users or their devices, do not adversely affect their operation. They also do not cause configuration changes in end devices or in software installed on these devices.
2. Two main types of cookies are used within the Service: "session" cookies and "persistent" cookies. "Session" cookies are temporary files stored on the User's end device until leaving the website or closing the software (web browser). "Persistent" cookies are stored on the User's end device for the time specified in the cookie parameters or until deleted by the User.
3. Web browsing software (web browser) usually allows storing cookies on the User's end device by default. Service Users can change settings in this regard, as the web browser allows deleting cookies. It is also possible to automatically block cookies. Detailed information on this topic is included in the help or documentation of the web browser used.
4. Within the Service, the following may be used, among others:
• "necessary" - enabling the use of services available within the Service, e.g., authentication cookies used for services requiring authentication within the Service;
• cookies used to ensure security, e.g., used to detect abuses in authentication within the Service;
• "performance" - enabling the collection of information about how the websites are used;
• "functional" - enabling "remembering" selected User settings and personalizing the User interface, e.g., regarding the selected language or region from which the User comes, font size, website appearance, etc.;
• "advertising" - enabling the delivery of advertising content tailored to Users' interests, visits to websites, also for remarketing purposes using so-called third-party cookies.

• online chat technologies / chatbots – enabling the use of communication functions using artificial intelligence, maintaining the conversation session, and ensuring proper service operation

5. Depending on the website or mobile application used, the type and number of cookies may vary.

II. SCOPE OF COLLECTED DATA
1. Cookies identify device and browser data used to browse websites – they allow, for example, to find out whether a given device has already visited the site. Cookies usually contain the name of the website they come from, the time they are stored on the end device, and a unique number.
2. Within the Service, the Administrator may process data regarding the way the site is used via a computer, tablet, smartphone, or other device through which the User accesses the websites. Some of these data, combined with other data, may constitute personal data.
3. Using the applied internet technologies, the Administrator may process, for example:
1) device data: type/model of device, unique device identifiers, MAC address, IP address, operating system, operating system version and device settings, set language, screen resolution, version and type of web browser;
2) log/events: time of using the Service, search data, and any information stored in cookies that uniquely identify the browser or User account;
3) location data: IP address, User location data obtained using various positioning technologies - (latitude and longitude, ISP e.g., Play/Orange, other location data provided by the User), such as GPS, Wi-Fi access points, or other sensors that may provide data near the device (upon consent to location);
4) other data about using the Service that may be processed if the User visits or uses the Administrator's websites, e.g., entry source under UTM, advertising campaign from which the User entered the site, referrals, links clicked by the User, number of clicks and views of dynamic page content, which ads the User saw and where they saw them;

5) data transmitted during communication with the chatbot, in particular the content of the User's queries, information voluntarily provided in the conversation, and technical data necessary for chat operation (e.g., session ID, IP address, device data).

4. Due to access to the Administrator's Service, data from the end device are processed automatically in connection with its invocation or performing activity on the site, allowing the Administrator to assess some factors concerning natural persons to predict future behavior through behavior analysis, however without making significant decisions concerning the User.

5. Within the AI chat operation, responses are generated automatically using artificial intelligence models, but no decisions causing legal effects on the User are made solely in an automated manner.

III. PURPOSES AND LEGAL BASIS OF THE INTERNET TECHNOLOGIES USED
1. The Administrator uses the applied internet technologies in particular to:
1) ensure the functioning, security, and reliability of the Service;
2) adapt the content of the Service's websites to the User's preferences and optimize the use of websites, improving its own website (proper display of the website, adapting it to the individual needs of the User);
3) analyze and create statistics that help understand how Service Users use the websites, enabling improvement of their structure and content;

4) ensure the operation and service of the chat based on artificial intelligence, including responding to User inquiries and automating communication.
2. Using cookies or similar technologies on the Administrator's websites is done with the User's consent expressed by using the site without changing browser settings for analytical, statistical purposes, and adapting the site to individual User needs. In this way, the User agrees that cookies or other similar technologies will be placed on their end device (computer, tablet, smartphone) and that the information stored in cookies will be used by the Administrator.
3. At any time, the User may withdraw their consent or object to the processing of their personal data by changing cookie settings through browser settings or using other methods allowing cookie settings changes.
4. The default setting of most browsers is to accept all cookies. However, it is possible to change browser settings to require acceptance of cookies, accept or reject only certain types of cookies, or reject all of them.
5. It should be remembered that some cookies are necessary for the functioning of the Administrator's websites, and their removal or disabling may reduce their functionality.
6. Cookies or other technologies are used automatically, which does not mean that the Administrator's websites use them with the intention of making automated decisions or causing similar legal effects that could infringe on the interests or privacy of Users.

IV. FUNCTIONALITIES OR TECHNOLOGIES OF EXTERNAL PROVIDERS
1. The Administrator may use services and tools of external providers on the Service's website, especially related to providing services available through the Service (e.g., chat services, callpage).
2. On the Administrator's websites or fan pages, social network plugins of third parties may be used, e.g., Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn (plugins or so-called "buttons" e.g., "Like", "Share"), marked with commonly known icons of these networks. For this purpose, code referring to the above networks is placed on the appropriate pages. Content from the Administrator's websites may be sent to this site or service. Depending on the User's privacy settings, it may be visible publicly or privately (e.g., only to friends, followers, or anyone who visits the User's profile). Using these plugins, Users logged into these services can share the page they are on within these services. However, the plugin will only be loaded if Users install the appropriate plugin via the activation icon. The plugin content will then be transmitted by the respective social network directly to the User's end device and displayed there. If the appropriate selection option is checked, this activation will apply permanently during the User's visits to the Administrator's website. Users can deactivate the buttons at any time by clicking "Undo". Without proper plugin activation, they remain inactive and no connection with social networks is established.
3. The Administrator's websites may also contain external links, e.g., to its Facebook page. The Administrator has no control over what data the plugin or social network service provider collects and how they process it. To obtain information about the purpose and scope of data collection, including cookies used there, their further processing and use by external providers, and the rights and privacy settings options available to Users, the User can consult the data protection information of the respective provider.

4. The Administrator uses a chat service based on artificial intelligence technologies provided by OpenAI. When using the chat, the content of the User's messages and technical data (such as IP address, session ID, device and browser information) may be transmitted to OpenAI Ireland Ltd. and/or OpenAI, L.L.C. to generate responses and ensure service operation.
5. The chat service provider may act as a separate data controller or data processor according to its own privacy policy.

V. DATA TRANSFER OUTSIDE THE EEA
Due to the possibility of sharing data collected via cookies of the Administrator's external providers, the Administrator informs that some data may be transferred outside the European Economic Area. Such data transfers may be based on standard contractual clauses according to the European Commission's decision or based on the User's explicit consent.

In particular, data processed within the use of the AI chat may be transferred to the United States due to the use of the OpenAI service provider's infrastructure.

VI. OBJECTION AND WITHDRAWAL OF CONSENT TO COOKIE INSTALLATION
1. The User may withdraw their consent or object at any time to the use by the Administrator or its partners of data contained in cookies or other similar technologies. In such a case, the User should use the cookie consent management tool by clicking on the cookie banner or by changing browser settings.
2. It is possible to change browser settings to require acceptance of cookies, accept or reject only certain types of cookies, or reject all of them. Detailed information on the possibility and methods of handling cookies is available in the software settings (web browser - in the browser help function description or by contacting the software manufacturer for instructions on disabling and deleting cookies).
3. Cookies can be deleted by the User after being saved by the Administrator, using appropriate web browser functions or other tools designed for this purpose.
4. It should be remembered that some cookies are necessary for the functioning of websites, and their removal or disabling may reduce their functionality.
5. If, as a result of changing cookie settings, an opt-out cookie (which serves only to identify the User's objection – lack of consent) is placed, it should be remembered that this cookie works only in the browser in which it was saved. If all cookies are deleted or the User uses another browser or another end device, the opt-out settings must be made again.

VII. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
1. More information about cookies and other tracking technologies, including how to disable them, is available at http://wszystkoociasteczkach.pl/
2. The User can disable individual advertisers using search history to deliver online behavioral advertising by visiting http://www.youronlinechoices.com/pl/twojewybor