User privacy and personal data protection

In order for this website to work properly, in order to be able to make further improvements to the site, in order to improve your browsing experience, this site must store a small amount of information (cookies) on your computer. Over 90% of all websites use this practice, but according to the applicable regulations, especially the Electronic Communications Act and the Personal Data Protection Act, we are obliged to ask for your consent before storing a Cookie. By using the website, you consent to the use of cookies. By blocking cookies, you can still browse the site, but some of its features will not be available to you.

What is a cookie?

A cookie is information stored on your computer by the website you visit. Cookies usually store your preferences, preferences for the website, such as your preferred language or address. Later, when you open the same website again, the internet browser sends back the cookies that belong to that page. This allows the site to display information tailored to your needs.

Cookies can store a wide range of information, including personal information (such as your name or email address). However, this information can only be saved if you enable it – websites cannot gain access to information that you have not provided to them and cannot access other files on your computer or mobile device. The default activities for saving and sending cookies are not visible to you. However, you can change your browser settings so that you can choose whether to approve or reject requests for the storage of cookies, delete stored cookies automatically when you close your web browser, and the like.

How to disable cookies

By turning off cookies, you decide whether to allow cookies to be stored on your computer or mobile device. Cookie settings can be controlled and configured in your web browser. If you disable cookies, you may not be able to use some of the functionalities on the website.

What are persistent cookies?

Persistent or stored cookies remain on your computer after you close your web browser program. With them, websites store information, such as your login name and password, so you don’t have to log in every time you visit a particular place. Persistent cookies will remain on your computer or mobile device for days, months, even years.

What are session cookies?

Temporary or session cookies are removed from your computer when you close your internet browser. They are used by websites to store temporary information, such as items in a shopping cart.

What are first-party cookies?

First-party cookies come from the website you are viewing, and they can be permanent or temporary. With these cookies, websites can store information that they will use again the next time they visit that website.

What are third-party cookies?

Third-party cookies come from third-party advertisements (such as pop-ups or other advertisements) that are on the website you are viewing. With the help of these cookies, websites can track the use of the Internet for marketing purposes.

Does this website use cookies?

Yes, with the primary goal of providing you with a better user experience on our website. All cookies that we use serve only for the purpose of functioning of the site in the context of security and for the purpose of actions that the user chooses independently (web form for sending messages). The site also uses cookies that are used for the functioning of the Google Maps service.

What kind of cookies does this website use and why?

L&M Solution d.o.o. It collects two types of data from its websites. Data collected by cookies and data provided by users who fill out various forms for more information, order forms, etc.

The data collected by cookies is defined by Google Analytics, and it is data such as:

• The time of the current visit to the website.
• Whether and when the visitor last visited the website.
• From which website the user came to L&M Solution the website (first-party cookies do not share information on other websites).
• An IP address that is also used to collect data such as country, state, city (this is called IP geolocation).
• Cookies do not collect information such as name, email address, or invoice sending information.

Furthermore, the Google Analytics Terms of Service expressly prohibit Analytics users from collecting data that associates personal data with Google Analytics data.
The data provided by users varies from one form to another depending on the purpose. Please note that these forms are created in accordance with global and local laws and regulations.

Protection of personal data

L&M Solution d.o.o. ensures that all personal information about users is stored in accordance with local, European and international laws and regulations. The data collected through cookies is stored by Google. Learn more about Google’s privacy policy.

How to block and avoid cookies

Internet Explorer:

1. In your browser, go to the Tools menu and select Internet Options > Privacy > Advanced.
2. Click on Override automatic cookie handling.
3. Specify how you want Internet Explorer to handle cookies from first-party websites and third-party websites (websites other than the one you are currently viewing).
4. To allow cookies to always be stored on your computer, click on Accept.
5. To disable the storage of cookies on your computer, click Block.
6. To be asked whether you want to allow cookies to be stored on your computer or not, click on Prompt.
7. To allow session cookies (cookies that will be deleted from your computer when you close Internet Explorer) to always be saved on your computer, click on Always allow session cookies.

Google Chrome:

1. Click on the French key icon in the browser toolbar.
2. Select Options (Preferences on Mac and Linux; Settings on Chromebook).
3. Click on Under the Hood.
4. Click on Content settings in the “Privacy” section.
5. Click on the Cookies label in the Content Settings dialog that appears

Deleting cookies

1. Click on All cookies and site data to open the Cookies and Other Data dialog.
2. To delete all cookies, click on Remove all at the bottom of the dialog.
3. To delete a specific cookie, select the website that issued the cookie, then the cookie, and click Remove.

Default cookie blocking

• Block all cookies: Select “Block sites from setting any data.” Please note that selecting this setting will disable the operation of most sites that require a login. You will see an icon in the address bar each time a cookie is blocked.
• Block only third-party cookies: Check the box next to “Ignore exceptions and block third-party cookies from being set”. Even if you have added a website to the Exceptions list and have chosen to allow the use of cookies, third-party cookies on that website will not be accepted if this box is checked.

Enabling cookies by default

Be sure to select “Allow local data to be set” to allow the use of first-party and third-party cookies. If you only want to accept first-party cookies, tick the box “Block all third-party cookies without exception”.

Allow exceptions for specific websites or domains

• To control the handling of cookies for a few specific websites or domains, click on Manage exceptions.
• To add a rule in the Cookie and Site Data Exceptions dialog that appears, follow these steps:
  • Click on the “Add a new exception pattern” field and enter the name of the domain you want to make an exception for.
  • To make an exception for the entire domain, insert [*.] before the domain name (e.g., [*.]google.com).
    You can also specify an IP address, an IPv6 address, or a non-http URL.
  • Use the menu to choose whether the website will be able to set cookies.
  • If you choose Session only, its cookies will be deleted every time you close your browser. You can also use this dialog to edit or remove exceptions.

When does the data retention obligation end?

The data retention obligation ceases if the data is required by the Department of the Interior or the competent public prosecutor’s office for the purpose of performing tasks within their jurisdiction, if the data is required by a court or notary public for the proceedings it conducts, in cases specified by the Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism Act, the U.S. Foreign Account Taxation Act (FATCA), or the Agreement on the Automatic Exchange of Financial Account Information (CRS), and if the such information is necessary for the tax or other supervisory authority in the proceedings carried out by it within the scope of its competences.

Additional information about disabling cookies

Currently, there are several websites to opt out of the storage of cookies for different services. You can find out more at the following links:

• http://www.allaboutcookies.org/
• http://www.youronlinechoices.eu/