Cookies
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Consent in the cookie bar
By clicking the I Agree button in the cookie bar , you agree to the use of all cookies on the website www.freshmarket.sk. A new cookie-allowed will be stored in your browser, valid for 1 year. During this time, you will not see a cookie bar when you visit our website. After a year, the cookie-allowed file will be deleted from your browser and the cookie bar will be displayed again the next time you visit our website.
You can revoke your consent at any time by deleting the cookie-allowed cookie from your browser.
What are cookies?
In the HTTP protocol, a cookie refers to a small amount of data that a web server sends to a browser that stores it on a user’s computer. Each time you visit the same server, the browser then sends this data back to the server.
Cookies are usually used to distinguish individual users, they store user preferences, information about the visitor, such as which pages he visits, what information he searches for or how often he visits the given website.
However, this information can also be obtained without cookies, so its use cannot be considered particularly dangerous. Therefore, cookies do not pose a danger to your computer. Nevertheless, they can be a risk to privacy.
How we use cookies
We use cookies to operate this website (WordPress content management system), traffic analysis (Google Analytics), providing social media functions (Facebook, Twitter, Google+) and customizing ads (Facebook, PS: Digital).
How our partners use cookies
We also provide information on how you use our website to our analysis, social media and advertising partners. These partners may combine the relevant information with other information you have provided or obtained from you when you have used their services.
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Manage cookies in the browser
You can set a cookie policy in your browser comprehensively for all websites and all cookies. We strongly recommend that you have given your consent to anyone in the toolbar or not. The procedure differs for each browser:
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Microsoft Edge and Privacy: Frequently Asked Questions >>
For your website to work properly, we recommend selecting “Enable local data settings (recommended)” (for Chrome, by analogy in other browsers).
To help protect your privacy, select the “Block third-party cookies and website data” option. You can also set up exceptions, such as for Google Analytics, to give website operators feedback from their visitors, or for social networks to make their plugins work for you.
It is likely that you have dozens or hundreds of cookies in your browser, some even valid for 20 years, which can still send data. Checking the “Block third-party cookies” option will not affect them, you will need to delete them either selectively or all of them.
We also recommend clicking “Do Not Track” if your browser supports it.
All these settings need to be made for each browser and person (profile) separately. Browsers on mobile devices usually do not store cookies.
Advanced privacy protection
For more privacy options in the online world, see Daniel Dočekal’s tips:
TIP # 402: What are cookies and what are they used for? >>
TIP # 176: How to improve browser privacy? Ghosters, NOSCRIPT, WOT and more >>
A guide to a secure Internet that can’t be safe >>
Legislation
§ 55 par. 5 of Act no. 351/2011 Coll. (Electronic Communications Act) :
‘(5) Anyone who stores or obtains access to information stored in a user’s terminal equipment shall be entitled to do so only if the user concerned has given his consent on the basis of clear and complete information on the purpose of their processing; the use of the relevant settings of a web browser or other computer program shall also be deemed to constitute consent for that purpose… “
Art. 5, par. 3 of the European Directive on privacy and electronic communications 2002/58 / EC ( consolidated version ):
„3. Member States shall ensure that the storage of or access to information that has already been stored in a subscriber’s or user’s terminal equipment is permitted only on condition that the subscriber or user concerned has given his prior consent on the basis of clear and comprehensive information in accordance with the Directive. 95/46 / EC, inter alia, on the purposes of processing… “
Reference manuals
Working Group A29 (Independent European Data Protection and Privacy Advisory Body) has published reference guides:
Opinion 2/2010 on online behavioral advertising , 22. 06. 2010
Opinion 4/2012 on the exemption from the obligation to obtain consent for cookies , 07. 06. 2012
Opinion 02/2013 on obtaining consent to the use of cookies (English), 02. 10. 2013
Date of last update: 05. 07. 2016
