Last updated: 10.2026

The Platho website uses cookies and similar technologies to ensure that the website functions correctly and, where you give your consent, to understand how visitors use the website.

This Cookies Policy describes how we use cookies and other automated methods in order to collect information regarding visits in our website.

1. Cookies.

Cookies are small text files stored by a website, when you visit it, on your computer or other device through the browser. The purpose of a cookie is to enhance your experience when visiting a website by remembering your previous preferences (for example language, font size, display options etc), so that the website is adjusted to your preferences without any further action from your side. It can be also used to produce anonymized statistics and for marketing reasons. Session cookies are deleted when you quit your web browser, unlike persistent cookies which are not automatically deleted.

2. How do we use cookies?

Our website uses cookies, in order to:

• Store visitor’s previous preferences;

• Make our website operational;

• Collect anonymized data for statistical reasons so that we can improve our services.

We do not use cookies for:

• advertising or targeted advertising;

• profiling visitors;

• remarketing;

• selling or sharing personal information for advertising purposes;

• measuring visitor behaviour through Google Analytics or similar analytics services.

Cookies generated by our website are:

• Operational cookies. These cookies are important for our website’s functionality and, thus, they do not require your consent.

• Analytics cookies. Assess how you interact with our website – as an anonymous user. They are used purely for internal research on how we can improve the service we provide for all our users and they are configured as a session cookie. The anonymised statistics could be shared with contractors working on marketing projects under contractual agreement with us. You are free to refuse these types of cookies.

3. How to manage cookies.

You can configure cookies’ settings in your web browser to accept or block cookies. You may have to manually adjust some preferences every time you visit a web site and some functionalities may not work properly or at all.

You can, also, remove/delete all cookies on your devise by clearing the browsing history of your web browser. However, you may lose some saved information.

For details and guidance on managing/deleting cookies can be found on: www.aboutcookies.org.