Cookies

Cookies

(1) Cookies are small data files that are stored on the User’s device when visiting a website and that subsequently allow the website to recognize the device upon a return visit. They are used primarily to store information about the User’s settings and preferences, to ensure the proper functioning of the website, to improve its functionality and user experience, to measure traffic, and to tailor content or advertising based on the User’s behavior (hereinafter “Cookies”).

(2) The website may use various types of cookies, which differ according to their purpose and duration of storage:

a)  Technically necessary cookies are those that are essential for the proper functioning of the website and enable, for example, navigation between pages, access to secure areas, or the storage of settings necessary to provide services that the User has explicitly requested. User consent is not required for these cookies.

b)  Preference cookies are used to remember the User’s individual settings, such as the selected language, page layout, or other options that enhance user comfort.

c)  Analytical (statistical) cookies allow us to track User behavior on the website to determine how the site is used and to improve it.

d)  Marketing cookies are used to record User visits and activity on the website so that targeted advertising tailored to the User’s interests can be displayed.

(3) Technically necessary cookies are stored based on the Controller’s legitimate interest, while all other cookies are stored and processed only based on the User’s prior consent. 

(4) Consent to the storage and use of cookies that are not technically necessary for the functioning of the website is voluntarily granted by the User via an interactive feature upon their first visit to the website.

(5) The User may manage their consent to the use of cookies that are not technically necessary for the functioning of the website at any time. Consent may be revoked, modified, or re-granted via a link available on the website or through the user’s web browser settings. Revocation of consent does not affect the lawfulness of processing that took place prior to such revocation.

(6) If a website user does not consent to the storage of cookies on their device, they are entitled to block their storage and use via their web browser settings according to the procedure below:

a)  Google Chrome

To delete cookies in Google Chrome, open Chrome on your computer, click the More options icon (three dots) in the top-right corner, and select Settings. In the left-hand menu, select Privacy and Security, click on Third-party cookies, then on View all site data and permissions, select Clear all data, and confirm the action by clicking the Clear button.

To disable cookies in Google Chrome, open Settings, select Privacy and Security from the left-hand menu, click on Cookies and other site data, and choose either “Block all cookies” or “Block third-party cookies.”

b)  Safari

To clear cookies in Safari on your iPhone or iPad, go to Settings > Safari, tap Clear History and Data, and confirm the action. This will also clear your browsing history and cache. To clear cookies and cache but keep your history in Safari on an iPhone or iPad, go to Settings > Safari > Advanced > Website Data, tap Clear All Website Data, and confirm the action.

To clear cookies in Safari on a MacBook, open Safari and make sure it’s active. In the menu bar in the upper-left corner, click Safari > Preferences; in the Preferences window, go to the Privacy tab, click Manage Website Data, select the data for a specific website from the list that appears, and click Remove, or choose Remove All.

To block cookies in Safari on an iPhone or iPad, go to Settings > Safari > Advanced and turn on the Block All Cookies option.

c)  Internet Explorer 

To disable cookies in Internet Explorer, open the Tools menu, select Internet Options, go to the Privacy tab, move the slider all the way to the top, and click OK to save the change.

To delete cookies in Internet Explorer, open the Tools menu, select Security, click Delete Browsing History, check the Cookies and website data box, and confirm by clicking the Delete button. Save the change by clicking OK.

d)  Firefox

To disable cookies in Firefox, click on Firefox in the main menu, open the Options menu, go to the Privacy section, uncheck the "Allow sites to set cookies" option in the Cookies section, and confirm the settings.

To delete cookies in Firefox, click the three horizontal buttons in the top-right corner of the window and select Settings. In the left menu, select Privacy & Security, go to the Cookies and Site Data section, and click the Clear Data button. In the pop-up window, check the Cookies and Site Data option (you can also check Cached Web Content if you want to free up more space) and confirm the action by clicking the Clear button.

e)  Opera 

To delete cookies in the Opera browser, click the Opera logo in the upper-left corner and select Settings. In the left menu, select Privacy and Security, then in the Privacy section, click Clear browsing data. In the window that opens, select a time range, check the box for Cookies and other site data, and confirm by clicking the Clear data button.

To disable cookies in the Opera browser, open it, go to Privacy and Security in the left menu, click on Cookies and other site data in the Privacy section, and select one of the options: “Block third-party cookies” or “Block all cookies.”

f)   Other browsers

To disable and delete cookies in other browsers, use the help section of the respective browser or contact its manufacturer.

(7) Failure to consent to the use of cookies that are not technically necessary for the website’s operation does not affect the website’s basic functionality or availability. However, it may limit certain features, particularly those used to personalize content, remember preferences, analyze traffic, or display targeted advertising.

(8) COLORLAK uses Google Analytics on its website to analyze website usage and optimize content; Users’ IP addresses are anonymized before being transmitted to Google’s servers. Google does not associate this data with other information, and Users can block data collection by adjusting their browser settings. COLORLAK also uses related Google advertising features, including demographic reports, remarketing, and ad targeting via Google Ads, which can be managed in Google Account settings.

(9) The COLORLAK website also features third-party social plugins that allow Users to share website content with others and interact on social networks. These include, in particular, plugins for Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter (hereinafter “Social Plugins”). Social plugins are not managed by the Controller, who therefore bears no responsibility for the processing of Personal Data carried out by these third parties, nor for their functionality or any damages that may arise from their use. When loading and using Social Plugins, the website User’s data may be transmitted directly to the social network operator and further processed in accordance with its own privacy policy.

User Rights

(1) Under applicable law, the user has the right to know how their personal data is used and to influence its processing. To this end, the user has the following rights in particular:

a)  the right of access to personal data,

b)  the right to have inaccurate or incomplete data corrected or supplemented,

c)  the right to erasure of personal data,

d)  the right to restriction of processing,

e)  the right to data portability to another controller,

f)   the right to object to processing,

g)  the right to withdraw consent at any time if processing is based on consent,

h)  the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority.

(2) The competent supervisory authority is the Office for Personal Data Protection

a)  Address: Pplk. Sochora 27, 170 00 Prague 7

b)  Phone: +420 234 665 111

c)  Email: posta@uoou.cz

d)  Data box: qkbaa2n

e)  Website: www.uoou.cz

(3) The User also has the right to contact the Controller at any time with a question, comment, or request regarding the processing of personal data. The Controller is obligated to respond to such inquiries without undue delay. The response is provided in writing or electronically, depending on how the request was submitted, unless the User requests another form.

Final Provisions

(1) This Privacy Policy is effective as of February 18, 2026, and is available for visitors to the Controller’s website to review at any time.

(2) The Controller reserves the right to unilaterally amend or supplement this statement at any time. The new version of the statement will always be published on the Controller’s website and becomes effective on the date of its publication.

(3) This statement is governed by applicable laws, in particular the GDPR and the laws of the Czech Republic.

(4) If you have any questions or concerns regarding this statement, please contact us using the contact information provided earlier in this document.

In Staré Město on February 18, 2026