1. Cookie controller

This Cookie Policy explains what cookies are, why they are used on the website and how users can manage their choices.

2. What cookies are

Cookies are small text files stored on a user’s computer, phone or other device when visiting the website.

Cookies can help to:

• ensure the website functions technically;
• remember settings selected by the user;
• ensure website security;
• analyse how the website is used;
• improve website performance and user experience;
• provide personalised content or advertising, where such features are used.

3. Types of cookies

3.1. Strictly necessary cookies

The website uses technically necessary cookies from Tilda Publishing to operate the website, provide security and protect against DDoS attacks or suspicious activity. User consent is not required for these cookies.

3.2. Functional cookies

No separate functional cookies that are not required for the website’s core operation are currently connected.

3.3. Analytics cookies

Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager and other external analytics tools are not connected to the website. Tilda’s internal statistics may record visits without analytics cookies until the user has given consent.

3.4. Marketing cookies

Meta Pixel, Google Ads and other advertising tracking tools are not currently connected; marketing cookies are not used.

4. List of cookies used on the website

Depending on a security check, Tilda Publishing may set the following technically necessary cookies:

These cookies are created only when the relevant technical or security function is required.

5. Consent to the use of cookies

The website currently uses only strictly necessary cookies, for which consent is not required. If analytics, marketing or other non-essential cookies are connected in the future, the user will be asked for consent before they are activated.

6. Withdrawing consent and changing choices

Because non-essential cookies are not currently active, there is no separate cookie choice to withdraw on the website. Users can delete or block cookies in their browser settings. If a consent tool is added in the future, choices will be changeable through that tool.

7. Managing cookies in the browser

Users can also delete or block cookies in their browser settings.

Browser settings usually allow users to:

• view stored cookies;
• delete all or individual cookies;
• block cookies from being stored;
• set a warning before cookies are stored.

Blocking cookies in the browser may affect how the website works and the availability of certain features.

8. Third-party cookies

Tilda Publishing provides the website platform and hosting. Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, Meta Pixel, Google Ads, video, map, chat and other external tracking tools are not currently connected.

9. Transfers outside the European Economic Area

If a service provider processes cookie data outside the European Economic Area, the transfer is carried out using an applicable legal mechanism and appropriate personal data safeguards.

10. Changes to the Cookie Policy

We may update this Cookie Policy if:

• the way the website operates changes;
• cookies are added or removed;
• the external services used change;
• legal requirements change.

The current version of the Cookie Policy is always available on the website.

11. Contact information

If you have questions about the use of cookies, please contact us: