Cookie Policy

In order for the Website to function properly and for “RIGHTPACK” LTD. to be able to provide the most suitable products and services to its customers, it is possible to collect information about the way Users use its Website and services. For this purpose, the Supplier uses cookies, as well as to ensure the efficient and secure operation of its Website and to offer a better personalized experience.

What are cookies?

Cookies are information files, including unlimited text content, which are stored on the Users’ computers in order to improve the work with the respective Website. These files allow Users to be recognized and the Website to be adapted to their preferences. Cookies usually contain the name of the website to which they belong to, the time they are stored on the User’s computer and a unique identifier.

What cookies are used and for what purpose?

The Supplier, through its Website www.rightpack.eu, uses the following types of cookies:

“Session cookies” – temporary files that are generated on the Users’ computer until they exit the Website or close the application they are using (web browser).

“Persistent cookies” – fixed files that remain on the Users’ computer for the time specified in the cookie parameters or until they are manually deleted by the Users. The cookies used by the Supplier are configured by the Website itself when it is visited by the Users and they can only be read by it. Persistent cookies are used when the Website operator needs to know who the User is during more than one browsing session /for example, to remember a username or Website customization preferences/.

First Party Cookies – Cookies placed on Users’ browser and/or hard drive by the actual website they visit. This includes assigning a unique identity in order to track the movement of Users on the Website. Website operators often use first-party cookies for session management and recognition purposes.

Third-party cookies – cookies used by third parties, for example Google Analytics, to track Users’ visits to various sites. The Website operator has no control over third-party cookies.

Google Analytics is a tool of Google Inc., thanks to which the Supplier receives statistics about the visits to its website, and the Users – only relevant advertisements. The information that the Supplier receives is not sufficient to identify the respective User as a natural person, but based on its collection, it is still possible to be personally identified by Google Inc. The information is kept for 26 months, after which it is automatically deleted.

If Users wish to opt out of being tracked by Google Analytics globally from all sites, they can do so via the link provided – https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout. They should keep in mind, however, that this will not stop the ads they see, it will only make them more irrelevant.

The personal information that is accumulated through the cookies can only be used to perform certain operations for the Users. Such information is encrypted in a way that makes access to it by unauthorized individuals impossible.

What is the legal basis for using cookies?

The use of cookies for purposes other than those necessary for the secure and efficient operation of the Website, to ensure full functionality and to provide services requested by the Users, requires their prior consent upon the first visit to the Website.

How are cookies managed?

On the first visit to the Website, Users will have the option to accept or reject the use of different types of cookies. Consent to the use of cookies by the Users is made by clicking the “OK” button on the pop-up banner on the Website.

As a rule, applications used to browse websites allow cookies to be saved by default. This setting can be changed so that the automatic saving of cookies is blocked in the web browser or Users are informed each time before cookies are saved on the computer. Detailed information on the different ways of working with cookies can be found in the application (web browser) settings. In addition, Users can set their browser to notify them when it receives a “cookie”, which will allow them to decide whether they want to accept it or not.

Users have the option to completely refuse to receive cookies. Limiting cookies, however, may affect some functionalities of the Website, as well as a deterioration in the quality of the service that the Supplier provides through it.