Cookie Policy
This policy explains what cookies are, which categories Model Exorex 100 uses on this website, what each one does, how long they last, and how you can refuse or delete them at any time.
- Non-essential cookies require your approval
- You can change your choices at any time
On this page
- What cookies are
- Why we use them
- Cookie categories
- How long cookies last
- Third-party cookies
- Refusing and deleting cookies
- Effect of blocking cookies
- Updates and contact
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files that a website asks your browser to store on your device.
Upon your next visit to our site, your browser transmits these files back to us, enabling the site to identify your session, retain your settings, and analyze page usage patterns. Comparable technologies including local storage, session storage, and pixel-based tracking operate similarly, and all such technologies are referred to collectively as "cookies" in this policy.
A cookie typically comprises the website name that created it, a value (usually a randomly generated code) and an expiration timeframe. Cookies are unable to access other documents stored on your device and are not executable programs.
Why we use cookies
Model Exorex 100 uses cookies to keep the website secure and functional, to remember the choices you make, to understand which pages are useful, and - where you have agreed - to measure the performance of our marketing. Strictly necessary cookies are set as soon as you open the site because the site cannot work without them. All other categories are only activated after you give consent, and you may withdraw that consent at any time.
The categories we use
Every cookie on this site belongs to one of the four groups below.
Strictly necessary cookies
These enable essential site operations: they sustain your user session as you navigate across different pages, distribute server load evenly, shield input fields from bot attacks and retain your previous cookie selections. They do not create a behavioral profile and cannot be disabled through our consent banner, as disabling them would break critical features including user authentication.
Preference (functionality) cookies
These store your preferred settings - such as your chosen language, geographical location, visual preferences or whether you have closed an educational message. They enhance your browsing experience but are optional; if you decline them, the site remains fully functional and will simply request your preferences each time you visit.
Analytics (performance) cookies
These track page views, identify which content gets accessed, measure visitor duration and flag technical problems. Data collection is anonymized: it shows us whether specific pages are popular or performing slowly, but not your identity. We apply these insights to resolve issues and optimize the site's organization.
Marketing (advertising) cookies
These record that you arrived from a particular campaign or advertisement, help avoid showing you the same message repeatedly, and measure whether a campaign led to a sign-up. They may be read by advertising partners on other websites. They are only set with your explicit consent.
| Category | Purpose | Consent needed | Typical lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|
| Strictly necessary | Session, security, load balancing, consent record | No - required for the site to work | Session up to about 12 months |
| Preference | Language, region and display choices | Yes | Days up to about 12 months |
| Analytics | Aggregated traffic and page-performance statistics | Yes | Days up to about 24 months |
| Marketing | Campaign attribution and advertising measurement | Yes | Days up to about 24 months |
How long cookies live
Session cookies exist only while your browser window is open and are erased automatically when you close it. Persistent cookies remain until their expiry date or until you delete them; on this site their lifetimes range from a few days to roughly two years, depending on the purpose. The exact expiry of an individual cookie can always be inspected in your browser’s storage settings.
We keep the record of your consent choices for a limited period so that the banner does not reappear at every visit; after that period we will ask again.
Third-party cookies
Some cookies are set by service providers acting on our behalf, for example providers of web analytics, content delivery, fraud prevention or advertising measurement. These providers may read their own cookies when you visit other sites that use the same services. We do not control the content of third-party cookies; their use of the data they collect is governed by their own privacy and cookie notices.
Third-party cookies that are not essential are only set once you have explicitly accepted them via the cookie consent interface. Should you wish to obtain a current list of active providers, please reach out to our support team, and they will furnish you with the latest information.
How to refuse or delete cookies
You retain the right to withdraw or modify your preferences at any time.
Through our banner
Use the cookie banner or the cookie settings link on the site to accept or reject the preference, analytics and marketing categories. Rejecting a category stops new cookies of that type from being written; cookies already stored can be cleared through your browser.
Through your browser
All widely-used browsers enable you to review installed cookies, remove them selectively or completely, prevent cookies from particular websites, restrict all third-party cookies, or clear all data automatically upon browser closure. These settings are typically accessible through menus labeled "Settings", followed by "Privacy", "Privacy and security", "Site permissions" or "Cookies and site data". Comparable functionality is available in mobile browser settings menus, while mobile devices offer separate configuration options for advertising identifiers.
Private browsing
When you use a private or incognito window, cookies are typically removed once you close that window, although they may still be created while you are using the site.
What happens if you block cookies
Disabling strictly necessary cookies will cause certain features of the site to malfunction: you may find it impossible to remain logged in, send form data, or proceed through a secure transaction. Disabling preference cookies will result in your choices, such as language preference, not being saved. Disabling analytics or marketing cookies will not impact how the site functions - you simply will not be included in our analytics reports and marketing performance data.
Updates and how to contact us
We review this policy periodically and update it when the cookies we use, the technologies behind them or the applicable rules change. The current version is always published on this page; material changes will be signalled on the site or through the cookie banner, and continued use after the update means the revised policy applies.
If you have a question about this policy, want details of a specific cookie or wish to exercise a data-protection right, please write to our support team through the contact page. Related documents are listed in the footer of every page, including our Privacy Policy.