COOKIES POLICY
MB “AksonGS” (hereinafter, the ‘OWNER’) hereby informs Users, by way of this Cookies Policy, of the use of data storage and retrieval devices on Users’ terminals and equipment.
What are cookies?
Cookies are files that are placed on Users’ computers / smartphones / tablets when they access certain web pages and apps that allow the User’s browsing preferences to be stored, thereby making interaction between the User and the Website faster and easier.
The information collected by cookies is anonymous and does not contain any sensitive information, given that they do not collect data that can identify Users personally. Even so, Users can configure their browser to control and/or reject the installation of Cookies sent by the Website, without this preventing access to the contents.
What does the OWNER use cookies for?
State Data Protection Inspectorate (‘VDAI’), i.e. the Lithuanian data protection authority (are available in Lithuanian here) and the European Data Protection Board in (The General Data Protection Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2016/679) (‘GDPR’), are used in this Website that uses cookies or other information storage and retrieval devices to monitor the interactions between Users and the services offered on the Website.
Cookies allow the User’s browser and the type of device being used to access the Website to be recognized, and they can assist the User’s next visit to the Website and make the experience more useful.
For instance, the OWNER uses cookies to ensure that the Website works properly and to know more about the browsing experience, among other things.
In short, the use of cookies allows the OWNER to optimise User navigation, adapting the information and services to his or her interests and preferences
The OWNER uses cookies in order to:
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Optimize the User’s browsing experience by monitoring the session.
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Compile the necessary information to optimize browsing and improve the Website.
The Website uses the following types of cookies:
• Mandatory: Cookies that are strictly necessary to provide a service or supply content requested by the User. They deal with technical aspects such as identifying records and managing preferences for tools in relation to the use of and interaction with content and locating access to content.
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Functional: Functional cookies provide Users with information that enriches their browsing experience such as showing the weather forecast based on their location.
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Statistical/analytical: These cookies collect information on how the page is used, how long Users stay on the page, and the contents they view, in order to measure performance and improve browsing. The main aims being pursued by these types of cookies are as follows:
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Allowing the anonymous identification of Users, and estimating an approximate number of visitors based on this.
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Anonymously identifying the content receiving the most visits.
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Determining whether a User is new or has visited before.
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Targeted advertising and third parties: These cookies extract information from Users’ browsing history to manage advertising spaces and offer content that is more relevant and of higher quality for Users based on their interests.
Cookies that are not strictly necessary in order to browse the Website can be disabled via the Website settings. These controls are located at the foot of the Website. In addition, all browsers can be configured to disable cookies.
The reason why the majority of browsers offer the possibility of managing cookies is to allow greater control over privacy. These adjustments can be found under the ‘options’ or ‘settings’ tab in your browser’s menu.
The links for each browser in order to disable cookies are as follows:
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In the ‘Tools’ menu, select ‘Internet Options’.
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Click on the privacy tab.
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You can configure your privacy by sliding a cursor to six different positions controlling the quantity of cookies that will be allowed: Block all cookies, High, Medium-High, Medium (the default setting), Low, and Accept all cookies.
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At the top of the Firefox window, click on the ‘Tools’ menu.
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Select ‘Options’.
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Select the privacy panel.
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Under the ‘Firefox will’ option you can select ‘Use custom settings for history’, as well as other privacy options.
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Click on the menu in the toolbar.
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Select ‘Settings’.
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Click on ‘Show Advanced Settings’.
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Under the ‘Privacy’ section, click on ‘Content Settings’.
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Under the ‘Cookies’ section, you can configure the options.
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In the ‘Settings’ menu, select ‘Preferences’.
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Open the privacy tab.
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Select the option you want from the ‘block cookies’ section.
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Remember that certain features and the full functionality of the Website may not be available after you have disabled cookies.
Cookies on mobile devices
The owner of the Website also uses cookies or other storage devices on mobile devices.
Cookies that are not strictly necessary in order to browse this Website may be disabled on the Website settings.
These controls can be found at the foot of the Website. Just like desktop/laptop browsers, the browsers on mobile devices also allow you to make changes to the privacy options or settings so as to disable or erase cookies.
If you wish to adjust your privacy options, follow the instructions provided by the developer of your browser for mobile devices.
This Website does not place cookies on Users’ devices unless Users have agreed to this.
AksonGS informs you that in the event you do not allow cookies or you disable certain types of cookies in your settings, some services may not be available without them, or you might find you are unable to access certain services or take full advantage of what the Website has to offer.
Users’ rights with regard to their data
Users have the right to:
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Access their personal data.
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Seek the correction of inaccurate data.
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Seek the deletion of their data.
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Seek the limitation of the processing of their data.
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Object to the processing of their data.
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Seek data-portability.
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Not to be the subject of automated individual decision-making.
Users may exercise all of the above rights via the following e-mail address aksongs@aksongs.eu, indicating the reason for their request and supplying a copy of their ID Card.
Users can also send their request by post to the following address:
MB “AksonGS”
Tax number 305999519
Kosntitucijos Av 12-211, 6th entrance, 2nd floor,
09308, Vilnius. Lithuania
Without prejudice to any other administrative appeal or judicial remedy, Users shall be entitled to file a claim before a Supervisory Body, specifically in the Member State in which they have their habitual residence, place of work, or where the alleged offence was committed, in the event that they consider that the processing of their personal data has not been in accordance with the regulations, or in the event that they are not able to exercise their rights. The Supervisory Body before which the claim has been filed shall inform the claimant of the progress and outcome of the claim.
Links to web pages
The AksonGS Website may contain links to the web pages of third-party companies or entities.
AksonGS cannot accept responsibility for the way in which these companies handle the protection of privacy or personal data, and as such we advise you to carefully read the privacy policies of any web pages that are not owned by AksonGS with regard to the use, processing, and protection of personal data.
The conditions offered by these web pages may not be the same as those offered by AksonGS.
Questions
If you have any queries about this Privacy Policy or how your data are processed, please contact AksonGS by e-mail at the following address: aksongs@aksongs.eu.
Acceptance and Consent.
Users warrant that they have been informed of the conditions governing the protection of personal data, and they accept and consent to the processing of the said data by AksonGS in the manner and for the purposes indicated in this Policy.
