Privacy policy:

 

Processing and Protection of Personal Data

   Administrator of personal data (within the meaning of REGULATION OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL (EU) 2016/679 of 27 April 2016 on the protection of natural persons personal data and on the free movement of such data and repealing Directive 95/46/EC (General Data Protection Regulation) - hereinafter referred to as GDPR) in relation to Users' personal data is

(BOtiny HOUSE)
IMW Group Sp. z o. o
Address: Kusięta, no. 349, 42-256 Olsztyn
e-mail: info@botinyhouse.com
The company entered into the Central Register and Information on Economic Activity (CEIDG) under the REGON number: 366932645, NIP: 9492216471

1. The contact form is only used to send an inquiry. Providing personal data as well as consent to their processing is completely voluntary. The personal data provided to us is processed only for the purpose of answering.

2. The administrator ensures the security of the data provided and the implementation of Users' rights under the GDPR.

3. The CLIENT has the right to access their personal data and request their rectification or complete removal or limitation of the right to process their personal data.

4. The ADMINISTRATOR may refuse to delete the User's data only in cases indicated by applicable regulations.

5. Personal data may be transferred to other entities if it results from other provisions or legal obligations of the Administrator.

6. In order to answer, it is necessary to provide the following personal data of the CLIENT:

   1. e-mail adress;

7. Personal data is processed only for the period necessary to develop and provide an answer. – after this period they are deleted

The customer has the right to lodge a complaint with the supervisory body - the Office for Personal Data Protection (UODO) if he has objections to the processing of his personal data by the ADMINISTRATOR.

 

 

Policy on the use of cookies

   This Policy defines the rules for creating, storing and accessing information on User's devices using Cookies in order to provide electronic services requested by the User. The rules for using cookies are based on the provisions of the Act of 16 July 2004 Telecommunications Law - as amended.

 

I. General information about cookies

1. In order to provide services electronically, the Administrator creates and stores temporary files and gains access to selected information in the User's devices.

2. Cookies - means binary data, usually small text files, saved and stored on the User's devices, which are used in programming languages for more efficient communication between the website and the user.

3. Cookie files created on the user's devices may come both from the Administrator's system (so-called own cookies) and from external programs supervising communication on the Internet (so-called external cookies, e.g. from Google and other websites).

4. The user has the option of limiting or disabling the access of cookies to his device. If you use this option, the use of the Website will be possible, except for functions that by their nature require cookies.

If the user, after reading this information, leaves the settings of the currently used end device (in particular browser settings) that allow the use of cookies, then pursuant to Article 173 paragraph 2, the user has consented to the use of cookies on the currently viewed website and subpages.

 

II. Purposes of using cookies

1. Cookies and similar technologies are used on websites to ensure correct data transmission between connected computers. They have a very wide application, they help to adjust the content of the settings page on the recipient's computer, they remember the preferred appearance of the page, e.g. the set font size, they ensure that the user performs several stage activities (e.g. adding an article, making a purchase in an online store). Cookies can also be used to match the displayed advertisements to the interests of website visitors. It can be said that the technology of "cookies" is necessary for the correct display of interactive pages.

2. In addition to cookies sent from the website we connect to, cookies can also be sent from the servers of the websites they refer to, e.g. Google, YouTube or social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter and others.

3. Generally, we can divide Cookies into two types of files:

   1. session cookies: they are stored on the User's Device and remain there until the end of the browser session. The saved information is then permanently deleted from the Device's memory. The session cookie mechanism does not allow for downloading any personal data or any confidential information from the User's Device;

   2. persistent cookies: they are stored on the User's Device and remain there until they are deleted. Ending the session of a given browser or turning off the Device does not delete them from the User's Device. The mechanism of persistent cookies does not allow downloading any personal data or any confidential information from the User's Device.

4. In a normal situation, the Cookies used are safe for the user. If they are used correctly, it is not possible to get viruses or other unwanted software or malware to Users' Devices. These files allow to identify the software used by the User. Cookies usually contain the name of the domain they come from, their storage time on the Device (limited) and the assigned value (key).

5. Cookies do not collect any personal information, including names and email addresses.

6. Each user can change the settings for cookies in the browser they use, including completely disabling the ability to save them. If the user does not disable the possibility of saving cookies from various websites, it means in practice that he consents to their saving and storage on the computer.

7. The user may delete cookies at any time using the functions available in the web browser he uses.
   Ways to disable or change settings for the most popular web browsers:

   1. Google Chrome - the default settings of the Google Chrome browser allow the storage of cookies. To change the settings:

      1. click on the "Google Chrome Settings" menu and select the "Settings" option;

      2. click on "Show advanced settings" at the bottom of the page;
         select the "Content Settings" option in the "Privacy" options;
         select the desired settings;

      3. to enter special settings for a given website, click on "Manage exceptions" and choose your own settings for websites;

      4. to confirm the changes, click on the "Done" button.

   2. Microsoft Internet Explorer - The default settings of Microsoft Internet Explorer allow the storage of cookies, but block files that may come from websites that do not apply the privacy policy. To change the settings:

      1. click on the "Tools" menu and select "Internet Options";

      2. select the "Privacy" tab;

      3. use the slider to specify the desired level of settings (the highest one blocks cookies completely, the lowest one allows storing all cookies).

   3. Mozilla Firefox - the default settings of the Mozilla Firefox browser allow the storage of cookies. To change the settings:

      1. click on the "Tools" menu (in other versions: click on the "Firefox" button) and select "Options";

      2. then select the "Privacy" tab and select the desired settings;

      3. to enter special settings for a given website, click on "Exceptions" and select your own settings for websites;

      4. confirm the changes with the "OK" button.

   4. Opera - the default settings of the Opera browser allow the storage of cookies. To change the settings:

      1. click on "Preferences", select the "Advanced" option, and then "Cookies";

      2. mark the desired settings;

      3. to enter special settings for a given website, go to the selected website, right-click on it, select "Preferences for websites" and go to the "Cookies" tab, and then enter the desired settings;

      4. confirm the changes with the "OK" button.

   5. Safari - the default settings of the Safari browser allow the storage of cookies. To change the settings:

      1. in the "Safari" menu, select the "Preferences" option;

      2. click on the "Privacy" icon;

      3. mark the desired settings;

      4. to enter special settings for a given website, click on "Details" and select your own settings for websites.

8. If you decide to reject all cookies, you will not be able to use some of the content and services available on our websites, in particular those that require logging in and later completing, for example, a purchase transaction in an online store. However, disabling cookies does not make it impossible to browse pages on most websites.

9. The user may delete cookies at any time using the functions available in the web browser he uses.

10. It should be noted that cookie technology is used by hackers to infect computers and introduce malware. Cookie technology, which is to ensure proper communication with the website server, is used in this case contrary to its intended purpose. Protection against such an attack as well as other forms of hacking attempts should always be primarily a good anti-virus protection program.

11. The ADMINISTRATOR may use "cookies" in the following, among others, for the following purposes on the website you visit:
    – service configuration,
    – remembering the settings selected by the User,
    – remembering the history of visited pages on the website in order to recommend content,
    – remembering the contents of the User's basket,
    – remembering the font size, the appearance of the website, etc.
    – user authentication on the website and ensuring user sessions on the website,
    – optimizing and increasing the efficiency of services provided on the website,
    – adjusting the content of the Website pages to the User's preferences and optimizing the use of the Website pages. In particular, these files allow to recognize the basic parameters of the User's Device (e.g. monitor resolution) and properly display the website, adapted to the parameters of the monitor;
    – providing advertising services – i.e. adjusting the advertisements of third-party services and products presented through the Website;
    – ensuring the security and reliability of the Website.

12. The ADMINISTRATOR of the service uses External Cookies for the following purposes:

    1. presenting multimedia content on the Website pages that are downloaded from an external website:

       1. vimeo.com [cookie administrator: Vimeo, LLC. based in the USA]

       2. youtube.com [cookie administrator: Google Inc based in the USA]

    2. collecting general and anonymous static data through analytical tools:

       1. Google Analytics [cookie administrator: Google Inc based in the USA]

       2. GemiusTraffic [cookies administrator: Gemius SA with its registered office in Warsaw]

       3. Google AdSense [cookie administrator: Google Inc based in the USA]

13. The User may independently and at any time change the settings for Cookies, specifying the conditions for their storage and access by Cookies to the User's Device. Changes to the settings referred to in the previous sentence can be made by the User using the web browser settings or using the service configuration. These settings can be changed, in particular, in such a way as to block the automatic handling of Cookies in the web browser settings or to inform about them each time Cookies are placed on the User's device. Detailed information on the possibilities and ways of handling Cookies are available in the software (web browser) settings.

14. The user may delete cookies at any time using the functions available in the web browser he uses. Restricting the use of cookies may affect some of the functionalities available on the Website.