Cookies policy

Legal basis: Articles 173, 174 and 209 of the amended Law of Telecommunications (Journal of Laws of 21.12.2012, item 1445). Polish regulations were adjusted to EU directives 2009/136/EC i 2009/140/EC. You can restrict/disable cookies as specified in the cookies policy. Read our cookies policy:

• This "cookies policy" relates to the WebPing website.
• Cookies administrator is ISPRO - Systemy Internetowe, ul. Lindego 1C, 30-148 Kraków. Cookies administrator informs about their actions by email. Cookies administrator also stores and gets access to the information on the user's devices.
• Cookie files are digital data, especially text files, stored at the user's end device and used for browsing the pages of the website.
• Cookies usually contain the name of the domain they come from, information on how long they will be stored at the end device, and a unique number.
• Cookies are not used to identify the user.
• The WebPing website can only place a cookie when the browser allows it.
• A browser gives the website access only to the cookies placed by the website.
• WebPing uses two types of cookies:
  • session - temporary files stored at the user's end devices until logging out, leaving the page or closing the browser.
  • persistent - stored at the user's end devices for a period of time defined in the cookie parameters or until they are removed by the user.
• WebPing cookies administrator uses them for:
  • Realising processes essential for the website to function properly.
  • Adjusting the content of the website pages to the user's preferences and optimising the way webpages work. These files help recognize the basic parameters of the user's device and display the webpage accordingly, taking into account individual needs of the user.
  • Analysis and viewing study.
  • Creating anonymous statistics that help understand how users use webpages, which makes it possible to improve their structure and content.
• Providing security and reliability of the website.
• The operator of the service uses third-party cookies and other technologies for:
  • collecting general and anonymous statistical data with analytical tools, such as Google Analytics,
  • delivering services,
  • creating statistics,
  • holding the user's session
• The user can restrict or disable access to cookies on their device.
• Choosing this option, it will still be possible to use the website - apart from the features that require cookies to work.
• The user can change cookies settings at any time, defining the conditions of storing cookies and getting access to the user's device.
• The user can change the settings mentioned above using their browser's settings or by configuring the service. The settings can be changed so that handling cookies automatically is blocked or that the user is notified every time cookies are stored on the user's device.
• Detailed information on how to manage cookies is available in the settings section of the user's browser.
• The user can remove cookies at any time, using the available options in their browser.
• Restricting the use of cookies can affect some features of the website.
• The Ministry of Administration and Digitization provides instructions on how to protect yourself from cookies in the most popular browsers:
  • Google Chrome
    From the top-right menu: Settings > Advanced. In the Privacy and security" section
  • Internet Explorer
    From the top-right menu, select Internet options > Privacy. Use the slider to set the privacy level and confirm by clicking "OK".
  • Mozilla Firefox
    From the drop-down menu: Options > Privacy. In the "Firefox will" field, select "Use custom settings for history". Then select the "Accept cookies from sites" checkbox.
  • Opera
    From the top menu: Tools > Preferences > Advanced. In the "Cookies" section, select the appropriate option.
  • Safari
    From the drop-down menu, select "Preferences" and then click the Privacy icon. In the "Cookies and website data", you can select the level of privacy.