Cookies

1. Scope of this policy

This policy applies to cft-precyzja.pl, operated by CFT PRECYZJA Sp. z o.o., ul. Polna 6, 05-152 Czosnów, Poland, tax identification number (NIP): 5311579602.

For privacy enquiries, contact sekretariat@cft-precyzja.pl. Our Privacy Policy explains how personal data is processed.

2. What cookies are

Cookies are small files stored on your device by your browser. They may be used, for example, to keep services running, remember preferences or measure website usage. The localStorage and sessionStorage mechanisms may perform similar functions. Downloading an image, font or script from an external server does not necessarily store a cookie, but does establish a connection with its provider.

Session cookies usually expire when the browser session ends. Persistent cookies remain until the expiry date set by the provider or until you delete them earlier. First-party cookies are associated with the domain you visit, while third-party cookies are associated with external services.

3. Technologies and providers used on the website

• Webflow and content delivery infrastructure — provide hosting, website resources, functionality and forms. Technical data needed to deliver these resources is processed when a connection is made. More information: Webflow's Privacy Policy.
• YouTube / Google — the website includes a video embedded from youtube-nocookie.com in privacy-enhanced mode. This mode limits certain uses of data, but does not eliminate connections to Google or all data processing. The player's behaviour and data storage may depend on your interactions, browser settings and whether you are signed in to Google services. More information: embedding videos and cookies in Google services.
• Google Fonts and providers of libraries and resources, including jsDelivr — supply fonts and other elements needed to display the website. When these are downloaded, their servers receive information including your IP address and request data.

4. Essential and optional cookies

Technologies strictly necessary for transmission or for providing a service explicitly requested by the user may operate without separate consent. Other uses, such as optional analytics or advertising, require prior consent where required by law. Simply scrolling or continuing to browse does not constitute such consent.

Describing these categories does not mean that each of them is used on the website. External services may behave differently before and after the player is started.

5. Managing data in your browser

In your browser's privacy settings, you can view data stored for a website, delete it, block third-party cookies or restrict data storage. Deleting cookies may sign you out of other services and remove saved preferences. Blocking essential data may limit the operation of forms or players.

• Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Third-party cookies / Site settings.
• Safari: browser settings → Privacy; on iPhone, Safari settings → Advanced → Website Data.
• Firefox: Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data.
• Edge: Settings → Cookies and site permissions.

Option names depend on the browser version. Blocking cookies does not prevent all connections to external providers. Clearing locally stored data does not automatically erase data already processed by their servers.

6. Retention periods and updates

Retention periods depend on the particular technology and its provider. You can check a cookie's expiry date in website data settings or your browser's tools. Users can delete both session and persistent data earlier. The provider explains Google cookies in the document linked above.

We update this policy when the website's functionality or services change. For enquiries about your personal data and rights, use the contact details provided at the beginning of this policy.