With this Cookie Policy, we explain what cookies and cookie-like technologies are, how we and other service providers use them on this website, what information they collect, how long they are used, and for what purposes.

Table of Contents

– Website Controller
– Supplement to the Privacy Policy
– What are cookies and similar technologies?
– What is the legal basis for setting/reading cookies?
– What rights does the website visitor have?
– How do I manage cookies in a browser?
– What types of cookies are there?
– Who can set cookies on this website?
– Which cookies are used on this website?

Website Controller

Provider: Deutsches Edelsteinhaus, Germany
Email: info@deutsches-edelsteinhaus.com

Supplement to the Privacy Policy

This Cookie Policy is a supplement to the Privacy Policy of this website. The Cookie Policy explains how a website uses cookies and what data it collects through them, while the Privacy Policy provides a broader overview of all data processing activities on the website and beyond.

What are cookies and similar technologies?

Cookies are small units of information, similar to text files, that can be stored on and read from an end device. They serve various purposes, including maintaining basic website functions, security and privacy, providing optional website features, collecting statistical data on visitor flows, and delivering marketing systems. Practical examples of what can be stored in cookies include login status in user accounts, the contents of shopping carts on e-commerce platforms, or a user ID for tracking behavior on a website.

Information can be stored technically in different ways. The most common examples are HTTP cookies and cookie-like technologies such as local storage, session storage, or IndexedDB. Each type of storage has different characteristics that determine technical handling, accessibility, and which parties are authorized to access the information. All of these storage types are generally summarized under the term “cookies” and are therefore referred to as such in this Cookie Policy.

What is the legal basis for setting/reading cookies?

In the European Union (EU) and the European Economic Area (EEA), the setting and reading of cookies is permitted under Section 25 TDDDG (Germany) and Section 165 TKG (Austria) only if a user has given consent based on comprehensive information about the purposes of processing. The website operator may also set cookies if they are strictly necessary to provide you, as a user, with the service you expressly requested, such as the basic content of this website or other strictly necessary cookies required for essential website functions that can be provided without your consent.

What rights does the website visitor have?

Services and their cookies may be set and read on the legal basis of your consent or a legitimate interest. When you first visited this website, you were asked for your consent and had the option to object to the use of certain services. We explained which legal basis applies to which service in our consent dialog.

You have the right to view the history of your decisions, change your privacy settings, object to the use of services, and withdraw your consent at any time. Below you will find ways to exercise your rights:

- Change privacy settings
- View privacy settings history
- Withdraw consents

How do I manage cookies in a browser?

How to remove cookies in a browser: To remove cookies from your device, you can delete browser data in your browser settings. This will delete all cookies from all websites you have visited, possibly including saved login details and website settings. In some browsers, you can delete only cookies and similar data without deleting the entire browsing history.

How to control cookies in a browser: If you want more precise control over cookies for specific websites, go to the privacy and cookie settings in your browser. There you can adjust cookie usage settings for individual websites.

How to block cookies in a browser: Most modern browsers allow you to configure settings so that no cookies are stored on your device. Blocking cookies may cause certain services and functions to not work properly, such as user logins. Many browsers also offer extensions that can block the setting of cookies on websites.

How to manage cookies on this website: To adjust your cookie preferences for this website, you can change your settings at any time by clicking the link in the “Rights of the Website Visitor” section.

Further information on handling cookies can be found at devowl.io/de/rcb/cookie-handhabung/.

What types of cookies are there?

Essential cookies are indispensable for the basic functionality of a website and enable functions such as storing login information or accessing secure areas of the website. These include, for example, security cookies that can identify an unwanted bot on the website by storing an authentication key in a cookie.

Functional cookies improve the user experience by storing information and preferences such as language settings or website appearance settings to enable a personalized display. These include, for example, preference cookies that store a user’s preferred video quality on a website.

Statistics cookies collect data on website usage in order to gain insights into user behavior and optimize website performance. This includes, for example, a randomly assigned user ID that can be used to determine whether you have visited a subpage of the website.

Marketing cookies are used to track user behavior across different websites and to display personalized advertising based on users’ interests and browsing behavior. These include, for example, advertising cookies that store an interaction with an advertisement on the website and pass it on to advertisers, or a chat system for pre-purchase questions and customer support.

Who can set cookies on this website?

On this website, both the website operator and third-party services used on this website may set cookies and access their contents. Who can access which cookies and their contents differs between first-party and third-party cookies. First-party cookies are created by the visited website and can only be read by the website operator and integrated third-party services on this website. Third-party cookies are generally set by third-party services on other domains, can be read on all websites where the service controlling the domain is embedded, and are used, for example, by advertising networks to track user behavior across different websites and provide personalized advertising.

To find out which cookies are used on this website, please visit our Cookie Policy.

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