Cookie Policy

Administrator – PASSPORTA Spółka z Ograniczoną Odpowiedzialnością, headquartered at ul. Jana III Sobieskiego 2, 40-082 Katowice, Poland, NIP: 6343050934, KRS: 0001150100, with a share capital of PLN 50,400.00, operating the website PASSPORTA.com.
User – any natural person visiting the Administrator's website or using services provided through it.
Cookies – small text files stored on the User’s device (computer, smartphone, tablet) while using the website.
Local Storage – a technology for storing data on the User’s device in the browser memory, allowing information to be saved more permanently than Cookies.

Session Cookies – stored temporarily and deleted upon closing the browser.
Persistent Cookies – saved on the device's memory for a specific period or until deleted by the User.
Third-Party Cookies – originating from external providers of analytical and advertising tools, such as Google Analytics, Yandex Metrica.
Local Storage – data stored on the User’s device in the browser memory, not automatically deleted at the end of the session.

Customizing the website content to the User’s preferences.
Facilitating the use of registration forms, e.g., storing entered data so the User does not have to re-enter them.
Storing language settings and User preferences.
Creating anonymous statistics for analytical and optimization purposes.
Ensuring the security and continuity of the User’s session.

PHP Session Cookie – manages the User’s session and is deleted after closing the browser.
Language Cookie – stores the User’s language preferences.
Google Analytics Cookies – collects anonymous data on how the website is used.
Yandex Metrica Cookies – gathers statistical data on website traffic.
Local Storage for Forms – stores data entered by the User in registration forms to prevent data loss in case of page refresh.
Local Storage for User Settings – saves preferences for content display and interface personalization.

The User can change the cookie and Local Storage settings at any time in their browser:

Deleting stored data – possible by manually clearing the browser memory.
Disabling data storage – browser settings allow blocking the storage of Cookies and Local Storage.
Managing Local Storage data – options are available in the browser’s settings menu. Restricting the use of Cookies and Local Storage may impact the website’s functionality.