Cookies on the site - what are they?

Cookies, or cookies, are small text files that are stored on a user's computer when they visit a website. They serve to collect and store information about user actions on the site, allowing you to interact with it in a more personalized and effective manner.

Basically, cookies are used to remember user preferences and automatic authentication. They allow the site to “remember” language preferences, previously visited pages, and user preferences, making the experience of using the site more convenient and personalized.

In addition, cookies can be used for analytical purposes, allowing website owners to collect statistics about visits, as well as user behavior and preferences. This data helps improve the content and functionality of the site, making it more interesting and useful for visitors.

It is important to note that cookies are anonymous and cannot be used to gain access to personal information such as names, addresses and telephone numbers of users. They do not pose a security or privacy risk.

However, some users may have doubts about the security of data collected through cookies and prefer to disable them in their browser. In this case, it is possible that some functions of the site will not function fully or may be limited.

Overall, cookies play an important role in the modern Internet by providing convenience, personalization, and analytics to users' interactions with websites. When used in accordance with laws and privacy regulations, cookies provide additional benefits to both site owners and users.