Relevant provisions

This Cookie Policy (hereinafter referred to as "Cookie") contains the cookie terms and conditions for the use of the website operated by Dr. Szemerédi Medical Ltd. as a service provider ("Service Provider"). In designing this website, we have paid attention to the requirements for the further use of cookies. We have considered and use the following provisions regarding this use:

• Act C of 2003 on Electronic Communications
• Act CVIII of 2001 on certain aspects of electronic commerce services and information society services
• Act CXII of 2011 on the Right to Informational Self-Determination and Freedom of Information
• Directive 2002/58/EC of 12 July 2002 concerning the processing of personal data and the protection of privacy in the electronic communications sector (Directive on privacy and electronic communications)

Please read this document carefully and only use our service if you agree with all of its points and accept them as binding on you (hereinafter referred to as "User"). Please note that this policy only applies to the use of cookies on this website. If you click on a link to an external website, you should also find and read the policy of that website.

The cookie / cookie

A cookie is files or pieces of information that your internet browser saves from our website and stores on your computer. These cookies are used by the server computer that stores the material on our website to recognise that you have visited our website when you return to our website.

Most internet browsers accept cookies by default. If you prefer, you can set your browser to refuse cookies or to warn you that cookies have been sent to your computer. Our website uses such cookies, either to provide certain features or simply for your convenience. The cookies we use do not overload, slow down or harm your computer.

Third party cookies are also used on the website. Cookies can be deleted and disabled from browsers. You can also disable cookies. You can find information about these settings on the official website of your browser.

What are cookies for?

We use these technologies for a variety of purposes, such as to display content or advertisements that are most relevant to the User; to improve our products and services; and to maintain the security of our services. The exact names of the cookies, pixels and other similar technologies we use may change from time to time as we develop and update our services.

How is the cookie created?

First the client machine sends a request to the server. The server then generates a unique identifier and stores it in its own database, and sends the cookie back to the client with all the information. The returned information cookie is stored on the client machine.

How does the cookie work?

When the client machine contacts the server again, it attaches the cookie that was previously created and stored. The server compares the contents of the cookie it received and the cookie it stored. This makes it easy to identify the registered user, for example.

What cookie do we use?

There are several types of cookies in use, but each website uses different types. Our website generally uses only the following types, but as we develop our website, we may add new types in addition to the ones we have already used.

Session/Transition cookie:

These cookies are only temporarily stored in temporary memory while the user is browsing the site. When the user closes the browser the cookie is deleted. These cookies do not contain any personal data and are not used to identify the visitor.

Stored/Remove cookie:

these are the cookies that are used each time a user visits the site. Based on the type of cookie, we may use them as follows:

Analytics/Analysis:

this shows where you have been on the website, what products you have looked at, what you have done. Depending on the lifetime of the cookie, it remains on the client's computer. It can be used by functions such as Google Analytics or Youtube. These cookies do not contain any personal data and are not used to identify the visitor.

Social networks:

allows you to easily access social media networks, share your opinions and information about our products with others using third-party features such as Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Pinterest or YouTube. These cookies may contain personal data and can be used to identify the visitor.

Media:

for example, to view videos on the site. They use features provided by third parties such as Youtube. These cookies do not contain personal data and are not used to identify the visitor.

Functional:

this shows whether the user has visited the site before and what device they used to do so. It records the user's name, password, language chosen and location information. These cookies may contain personal data and can be used to identify the visitor.

Advertising:

I can use these to send the user information and newsletters that match their interests. These cookies may contain personal data and can be used to identify the visitor.

For information on the types of cookies and their full functionality, please visit www.allaboutcookies.org.

How are cookies managed?

There are various ways, but the client has the possibility to configure his browser to handle cookies in various ways. Generally speaking, there are three ways in which browsers can be set up, as follows:

Accept all cookies

Reject all cookies

Request notification of each cookie use

To find out how to set cookies, you should check your browser's "Options" or "Settings" menu or use the "Help" menu in your browser's search engine. The following websites can help you with the settings of the most commonly used browsers.

Internet Explorer

Firefox

Chrome

It is important to note that the website is cookie managed. If the client disables the use of these cookies, either partially or completely, it may prevent the website from functioning. If this happens, you may not be able to use some or all of the features and services.

We use cookies even if the User does not have a registered account or has logged out of the account. For example, if the User has logged out of their account, we use cookies to facilitate the following:

• identify and block accounts of spammers
• restore your account in case you lose access
• provide additional security features such as login notifications and login approvals
• preventing underage persons from registering with a false date of birth
• display, select, evaluate, measure and interpret advertising on the Site and elsewhere (including advertising displayed by or on behalf of our affiliates or partners)
• compiling analytical information about people who interact with our services and the websites of our advertisers and partners.
• To protect our services and users from malicious activity, we set cookies even if the User does not have an account registered but has visited our website. For example, these cookies help us detect and prevent denial of service attacks and the mass creation of fake accounts.

If there are cookies on your browser or device, we can read the cookie when you visit a website with a community module. Cookies set by social networking sites (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, etc.) are the responsibility of the operator of the site about which you can find information on the website of that social networking site.