Cookie policy
In this Cookie Policy (hereinafter, the Policy), we inform you about the technologies used on this website that help ensure the proper functioning of the website or monitor and analyse the behaviour of visitors of the website during their browsing sessions.
What are cookies?
A cookie is a small text file that a website sends to your web browser when you visit it and stores it on the device that you are using. For this reason, the site may “remember” your actions and options (such as registration name, language, font size, and other display options) for a certain period of time so that you do not have to re-enter them each time you visit the site.
The websites use own/first party and/or third-party cookies. According to the function they perform, the cookies classify to:
- Required cookies. These cookies activate the basic browsing or access functions of the website. Without these cookies, the website will not work properly.
- Functional or technical cookies. These cookies help personalize the webpage by remembering the visitor’s preferences and settings, such as his/her language choice or his/her geographic region.
- Statistical or analytic cookies that collect anonymous information and provide reports from which the website manager can learn how visitors use the website.nformation aggregated into reports that allow the website owner to understand how visitors use the website.
- Marketing or advertising cookies. They are used to track visitors on many websites to serve advertising that are tailored to them. They also limit the number of advertisings displayed and help evaluate the effectiveness of advertising campaigns. These are mostly cookies from third-party advertisers.
Cookies are divided into session and persistent cookies according to their validity period.
In terms of the location of their creation, there are two types of cookies:
- First-party or own cookies are created on the website that you are visiting.;
- Third-party cookies are created by other websites. As a rule, these sites own and include certain content, such as ads or images, that appears on the website you are visiting,
Trackers and digital fingerprinting are more sophisticated technologies that work without cookies (files stored on the user’s device). For example, when a webpage uses tracking pixels / tags, a 1-pixel “image” is loaded each time a user accesses a particular webpage element, so that the server learns that a particular user with a specific IP address was in that webpage element, and that information is stored on the server. If the user does not consent to the collection of personal data, such elements of the website are disabled immediately. Digital IDs are highly accurate, generated by a user’s smart device, and unique IDs allow the same user to be identified at any time later.
Web beacons, uXDT, or Ultrasonic tracking technology work in such a way that when a website is visited, the computer generates an ultrasonic signal that is inaudible to humans but received by other smart devices running a certain app at the same time. The use of this technology requires a data protection impact assessment
How we use cookies?
We use cookies so that:
- the website could recognize you and remember your settings and preferences;
- by analysing your actions on the website, we could constantly improve its performance.
We do not use cookies to identify you. The cookies on our website are not used for any purpose other than those described here.
What cookies do we use?
We use the following cookies on the website:
| Cookie Name | Cookie Category | Description | validity period |
| _GRECAPTCHA | Essential Cookie | This cookie is set by Google. reCAPTCHA sets a unique ID for the user to protect the site from unauthorized use by bots. | 7 months |
| cookieyes-consent | Functional cookie | The cookie is used to track the user’s acceptance of the cookie policy. | 1 year |
| pll_language | Functional cookie | The cookie is used to store the language of the website chosen by the user. | 1 year |
| pys_start_session | Functional cookie | The cookie is used to set the start time of the session. | Until the page is closed |
| _ga | Analytical Cookie | Google Analytics cookies used to recognize users by assigning a unique user ID and tracking site traffic. | 1 year |
| _ga_D4RSCRZYGD | Analytical Cookie | Google Analytics cookies used to recognize users by assigning a unique user ID and tracking site traffic. | 1 year |
| last_pysTrafficSource | Analytical Cookie | The cookie is used to store the user’s last source of visit (e.g. direct, search engine, referring website). | 1 month |
| last_pys_landing_page | Analytical Cookie | The cookie is used to store the last page the user visited when they first visited the website. | 1 month |
| pbid | Analytical Cookie | A cookie is used to track a user for advertising purposes or to personalise the experience. | 7 months |
| pysTrafficSource | Analytical Cookie | A cookie is used to store the current source of a user’s visit (e.g. direct, search engine, referring website). | 1 month |
| pys_first_visit | Analytical Cookie | Slapukas skirtas nustatyti, kada buvo pirmas kartas, kai naudotojas aplankė svetainę. | 1 month |
| pys_landing_page | Analytical Cookie | The cookie is used to store the first page a user visits in a session. | 1 day |
| pys_session_limit | Analytical Cookie | The cookie is used to set a maximum number of sessions in a given period. | 1 month |
| IDE | Marketing cookie | Google doubleclick service cookies. These cookies are used to show the user relevant advertisements (on topics of interest to the user) on other Google services such as YouTube and Google Search. Personalises the ads shown to the user across all the devices they use. | 1 year |
| _fbp | Marketing Cookie | Helps to select and offer targeted advertising to users who visit the site via Facebook. | 4 months |
| _gcl_au | Marketing Cookie | Cookie responsible for Google AdSense. Helps select the most appropriate advertising for the user. | 4 months |
Third-party services
We regularly use Google Analytics software to optimize marketing messages from Google LLC. It allows tracking visitors online behaviour: the time spent on the website, geographic location and usage specifics of the website. This information is collected through tracking pixels and/or cookies. The information obtained through tracking pixels and/or cookies is anonymous and is not bundled with personal data. Google processes personal information on its servers in various countries around the world. Personal information can be processed on a server that is not in the country where the user resides. We do not share this information with any other third parties that would be able to access it freely. If you do not agree to this analysis, you may change your cookie settings from the homepage or by clicking here.
This website has an interface with third-party communication channels “Linkedin”, “Facebook” and “Instagram” where we place information about the Company’s activities and act as separate data controllers. The cookies used by this channel allow us to obtain aggregated statistics and insights into how visitors interact with our posts, ads, this website, videos and other content on these social media.
You can learn more about the third-party monitoring technologies used on our website here:
| Cookie identifier | Description | The moment of creation | Expiry date |
| „Linkedin“ visitor monitoring technologies used | „Linkedin“ visitor monitoring technologies are used to identify the visitor, ensure the safety of the visitor’s account, monitor his behavior and provide adapted content, including advertisements. | During the visit | More information about Linkedin cookies: https://www.linkedin.com/legal/cookie-policy |
| User monitoring technologies used by Facebook | Facebook visitor and Messenger user monitoring technologies are used to identify the visitor, monitor their behavior and improve their content. | During the visit | More information about Facebook and Facebook Messenger cookies: https://www.facebook.com/policies/cookies |
| Instagram user monitoring technologies | Instagram visitor monitoring technologies are used to identify the visitor, monitor his / her behavior and provide customized content. | During the visit | More information on Instagram cookies: https://help.instagram.com/1896641480634370?ref=ig |
How to manage cookies?
In order for the website to function properly, you do not have to accept all the cookies used here but doing so will make browsing easier for you. You can block all but the necessary cookies, however, some features of this website may not work as intended and you may need to reset some options each time you visit our website.
Most browsers allow you:
- to check which cookies are stored and to delete cookies one by one;
- block all third-party cookies;
- block cookies from specific websites;
- block all cookies on the website;
- delete all cookie preferences when closing the browser.
How to disable cookies?
You can refuse cookies by resetting your cookie settings on the homepage of our website. When you open the page, you’ll see an icon in the lower-left corner with the letter “Y” in the middle. Clicking on the icon will provide you with cookie settings. You will be able to disable all cookies except those that are required. After making changes, click the “Save” button below.
It is important to remember that the website requires “Required cookies” to function properly, it is not possible to disable these cookies.
Versions of the cookie policy
We regularly review the cookies used on the website and, if necessary, notify you of any material changes to the visitor tracking technology used here by updating this Cookie Policy.
The latest revision of this Policy was made on 08/24/2024.
