Cookie policy

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files saved on the user's device while using the website. They allow the site to function correctly and to remember selected preferences.

Scope of use

Once analytics consent has been given, Google Analytics 4 stores first-party cookies (_ga and _ga_…) in your browser under the kancelariaszablowski.pl domain. Their configured lifetime is 365 days. Without that consent the tool is not loaded and no such cookies are created.

Together with Google Analytics, and likewise only after analytics consent, the site loads Google Tag Manager — Google’s tool for managing measurement scripts. It is subject to the same consent settings as the other Google tools described here.

Analytics cookies are stored, and information stored on your terminal equipment is accessed, only after consent has been obtained, in accordance with Article 399 of the Polish Electronic Communications Law of 12 July 2024.

The location map on the contact page is a third-party component (Mapbox) retrieved automatically as the location section approaches the visible area of the screen. No click or other interaction is required.

Once loaded, your browser may store map resources — script, stylesheet, tiles and fonts — in its cache and in browser storage. These are technical mechanisms that serve to display the map; they are not cookies, and the site does not use them to recognise or track users. Until the page is scrolled to the map section the component is not retrieved, and none of these entries is created.

On the contact page the form is protected by the Cloudflare Turnstile anti-spam mechanism. Its script is retrieved from Cloudflare servers when you open the contact page, before the form is filled in. Through that connection Cloudflare may receive your IP address together with technical data about the request and the browser, and the component may store in your browser the data needed to assess whether the form is being completed by a human. These mechanisms serve to protect against abuse; they are not used for marketing or profiling. On the remaining pages of the site the component is not retrieved.

Advertising cookies — Google Ads conversion measurement

Once consent has been given in the Advertising category, the site measures the effectiveness of Google Ads: it tells Google whether a visit from an ad ended with a contact form submission or a click on the phone number. Advertising consent can only be given together with analytics consent, because the measurement uses the same Google tools.

For this purpose Google may store first-party cookies prefixed _gcl_ (for example _gcl_au, and _gcl_aw holding the ad click identifier) or _gac_ in your browser, by default for up to 90 days. Google may also read and set cookies on its own domains, as described by Google: policies.google.com/technologies/cookies.

Together with the conversion, Google receives technical data about the browser and device and the identifiers held in those cookies. Google does not receive the data entered in the form — your name, e-mail address, telephone number, the content of the message or attachments. The site does not use remarketing or ad personalisation: it always tells Google that consent to ad personalisation is refused. Nor does it use Meta Pixel or similar marketing tools.

Without advertising consent, the site sends no conversions, tells Google that advertising cookies may not be stored, and attempts to remove any available cookies prefixed _gcl_ or _gac_. Advertising cookies are stored, and information stored on your terminal equipment is accessed, only after consent has been obtained, in accordance with Article 399 of the Polish Electronic Communications Law.

Consent and how to change it

On your first visit the site asks for consent in two optional categories: Analytics and Advertising. “Accept” means consent to both and “Reject” refuses both; in “Settings” you can consent to analytics only. Until consent is given, the Google tools are not loaded. Declining does not restrict your use of the site.

Your decision is stored locally in your browser and remains in effect for 365 days. You can change it at any time using the Cookie settings button in the footer of every page. After consent is withdrawn, the site stops sending new analytics events and conversions and attempts to remove the analytics and advertising cookies available to it. Withdrawing only the advertising consent stops conversion measurement while analytics continues. After the page is reloaded without analytics consent, Google Analytics is no longer activated.

Managing cookies

Cookie settings can be changed at any time in your web browser — including restricting or deleting them. Restricting the necessary files may affect how the website is displayed.

Information on the processing of personal data is set out in the Privacy policy.