Cookies

A cookie is a small data file (various long strings of numbers and letters) that is stored in the web browser of a website user by the website platform visited. Cookies store and transmit information to the server of the web platform that the user (repeatedly) visits from that web browser/computer. A cookie may have a limited lifetime.

Technical - cookies that we necessarily need for the proper functioning of our website and all its functionalities, i.e. for the search to work properly, so that you do not have to re-enter your data in forms, so that the website remembers your login to your account, etc.

Your consent is not required for the storage and use of technical cookies. You can disable the storage of cookies at any time in your web browser settings. However, if you disable the storage of cookies, most of the basic functionalities of our website will not function properly and it will not be possible for you to make proper use of our services available to you once you have logged into your account.

Analytical - these cookies help us to analyse traffic to our website and the interaction of users of our site with its content, and to improve our site so that you can get the best experience from it. We only use these cookies if you give us permission to do so.

Statistical - We use these cookies to collect various statistical indicators collected when users visit and interact with our website. We only use these cookies if you give us permission to do so.

Marketing - we use these cookies to show you a variety of interesting marketing content, benefits, promotions, and other offers that may be of interest to you. We only use these cookies if you give us permission to do so.

It cannot be ruled out that some of the information obtained from cookies could theoretically potentially be linked to users' personal data if the user is registered on our Wibo Platform and is logged into their account. However, we do not make these links.

1. Session cookies

Session cookies (temporary cookies) only exist in temporary memory for as long as the user is on the website. Web browsers usually delete session cookies when the user closes the web browser. Unlike other cookies, temporary cookies do not have a set expiry date, which is the basis for the browser to recognise that they are session cookies.

2. Permanent cookies

Unlike expiration after closing the web browser - as in the case of temporary cookies - a persistent cookie expires on a specific date or after a specific period of time. This means that for the entire validity period, the cookie will transmit information to the server each time you visit the website.

You can easily change or withdraw your consent to cookies at any time.

How to disable cookie settings?

Using the sliders below deactivate a given cookie type.

BEWARE: depending on the cookies you disable, your experience on our website may be negatively impacted.
But don’t worry, you can change your mind at any point.

What if I change my mind?

You can give us your consent again at any time, in the same way as when you deactivate a cookie type. Simply activate the slider and you’re back to your preferred settings.