Cookies are small text files that a website saves in your browser. Saint 11 uses only the ones necessary for the site to work. Everything else, meaning statistics and advertising tools, is switched on only once you click Accept. If you click Reject, no additional file is saved and the site works exactly the same.
This is an English translation prepared for convenience. The binding version of this policy is the Polish one, available at polityka-cookies.html. In the event of any discrepancy, the Polish text prevails.
1. What cookies are
Cookies are small text files saved on your device by your browser when you visit a website. They usually contain the name of the site, a storage period and a unique number.
Thanks to them a site can, for example, remember that you have already given your cookie consent and not ask again with every click. Cookies do not run programs and do not carry viruses.
Other technologies work in a similar way, such as browser local storage, that is localStorage, and tracking pixels embedded in pages and messages. We treat them exactly like cookies and ask for consent on the same terms.
2. Who saves files on your device
There are two kinds of file:
- First party, saved by saint11.pl. These are the ones that remember your cookie decision.
- Third party, saved by companies whose tools we embed in the site, for example a statistics provider or a social network. Those companies are the controllers of the data collected by their tools and have their own privacy policies.
The entity that decides to place first party files on this site is Mateusz Grabka, a natural person conducting unregistered activity under the Saint 11 brand, ul. Kazimierza Wielkiego 6, 40-766 Katowice, Poland. Contact: info@saint11.pl.
3. Which categories we use
Necessary, always active
Needed for the site to work and to remember your decision about the other categories. The law allows these without consent, because without them the service you have asked for cannot be delivered. You cannot switch them off in the banner, but you can block them in your browser settings. Parts of the site may then stop working properly.
Analytics, only with consent
They show us how many people visit the site, what devices they use and which pieces they look at longest. That tells us what is worth improving. We do not use these statistics to identify individual people.
Marketing, only with consent
They let us show Saint 11 ads to people who have visited this site before, and measure whether the ads work. They involve profiling for marketing purposes.
4. Full list of files
Necessary
| Name | Saved by | Purpose | How long |
|---|---|---|---|
| s11-consent | saint11.pl | Remembers your cookie decision so the banner does not appear on every visit. Saved in browser local storage, it is not a cookie sent to a server. | 12 months after consent, 6 months after refusal |
Analytics, started only after consent
We currently use no files in this category. If that changes, we will describe them here, and they will in any case only be saved after your consent.
Marketing, started only after consent
We currently use no files in this category. If that changes, we will describe them here, and they will in any case only be saved after your consent.
5. How consent works on this site
On your first visit a banner appears at the bottom of the screen. Until you make a decision, the site starts no tools from the analytics or marketing categories.
- Accept all switches on every category.
- Reject all leaves only the necessary category. The button is equally visible and takes the same number of clicks as the accept button.
- Settings let you switch on individual categories separately. Toggles for the optional categories are off by default.
- Closing the banner with the Escape key is treated as a refusal.
- You can also ignore the banner and keep browsing. No decision means no consent, so nothing extra is started.
We do not use a cookie wall. Refusing does not limit access to any content on this site.
We ask for consent again 12 months after it is given. If you refused, we do not ask again sooner than 6 months, so as not to press you.
6. How to withdraw or change consent
You can withdraw consent at any time, just as easily as you gave it.
The same button is in the footer of every page on the site. After you change the settings we delete files belonging to the category you switched off, as far as we are able to delete them ourselves. Files saved by third parties are best removed in your browser settings.
Withdrawing consent does not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out on its basis before the withdrawal.
7. Browser settings
Regardless of the banner, you can manage cookies in the browser itself, blocking them, deleting them or asking to be prompted every time one is saved. Instructions are in your browser's help pages:
Blocking all cookies in your browser may mean the banner appears on every visit, because the site will have nowhere to save your decision.
8. Other technologies
- Browser local storage, that is localStorage. We use it only to remember your cookie decision. Nothing from it is sent to a server.
- Typefaces. The fonts used on the site are hosted on our own server, so displaying the page creates no connection to any third party server.
- Server logs. The hosting company records standard information about requests, including IP address and time of visit. This serves security and diagnostics, not user tracking. These are not cookies and do not require consent.
- Links to Instagram. Clicking a link to our profile takes you to Instagram, where that service's privacy policy applies. The link itself saves nothing on your device.
9. Cookies and personal data
Information collected by cookies, in particular your IP address and an identifier assigned to your browser, may be personal data within the meaning of the GDPR. In that case the basis for processing is your consent, that is article 6(1)(a) GDPR. The details, including your rights and the possibility of lodging a complaint with the President of the Polish Personal Data Protection Office, are set out in our privacy policy.
The obligation to obtain consent for storing information on your device follows from the Polish Electronic Communications Law of 12 July 2024, which from 10 November 2024 replaced the earlier provisions of the Telecommunications Law in this respect.
10. Changes to this document
We update this policy every time we add or remove any tool that stores information on your device. A new version is published here together with the date it comes into force. If the range of tools changes significantly, we ask for consent again.
Mateusz Grabka, Saint 11, ul. Kazimierza Wielkiego 6, 40-766 Katowice, Poland
info@saint11.pl