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Cookies Policy

COOKIES POLICY

The purpose of this policy is to inform users about the use of cookies on the website https://www.ierokipia.org.cy/, and to obtain their consent (where required) for this purpose.

1. What are cookies?

“Cookies” are small files containing information that a website (specifically its web server) stores on a user’s computer, tablet or mobile phone, so that each time the user connects to the website, the latter retrieves that information and offers the user services related to it. A typical example of such information is the user’s preferences on a website, as declared through the choices the user makes on that particular website (e.g. selecting specific “buttons”, searches, advertisements, etc.).

2. Which law applies?

Cookies are governed by the e-privacy Directive 2002/58/EC as amended by Directive 2009/136/EC (which was transposed into Greek law by Law 3471/2006), as is also expressly provided in Recital 173 of the 2016/679 General Data Protection Regulation.

Under applicable law, “the installation of “cookies” is permitted only with the user’s consent and following appropriate information being provided to them.”

For this reason, on the user’s first visit to the website https://www.ierokipia.org.cy/ a pop-up window appears where the visiting user can declare their consent to the installation of the cookies specifically referred to, which are non-functional cookies aimed at improving the products and services presented on the Website, such as: rating or reviewing products and services by the User, connection with social media, configuring settings on audio and video players, statistical-analysis cookies concerning the number of visitors to the website and the number of pages viewed without directly identifying the user, and advertising cookies that collect information for the purposes of online advertising, which is grouped into certain general categories or areas of user interest by examining the web pages the user views and the links they follow to other websites.

3. Which cookies are installed?

A. With your consent

No third-party cookies are installed on the website

B. Without your consent

There are “cookies” that have been assessed by the Article 29 Working Party* as technically and functionally necessary in order to establish the connection to the website or to provide the internet service. For these, the law does not require prior consent.

These are (see also WP29 Opinion 4/2012)

“Cookies” that are necessary to identify and/or retain content entered by the subscriber or user during a session on a website throughout the duration of that particular session. (For example, such “cookies” are necessary when a user is completing an online form).

The same category includes “persistent” “cookies” that are installed for the same purpose and last for a period of a few hours.

“Cookies” that are necessary for the authentication of the subscriber or user in services that require authentication

“Cookies” that are installed for the security of the subscriber or user, such as “cookies” that detect repeated failed attempts to log in to a user’s account on a particular website.

“Cookies” with multimedia content, such as flash player “cookies”, during a session on a website. Examples are the “cookies” installed when a video is played on the website the user has visited.

“Cookies” that are necessary to carry out load balancing on a connection to a website.

“Cookies” that “remember” the subscriber’s or user’s choices regarding the presentation of the website (e.g. “cookies” relating to the choice of language or the presentation of search results on a website).

“Cookies” installed via plug-ins on social-network websites that relate to the sharing of content among authenticated members who are already logged in.

4. How to control cookies

You can delete all cookies already on your computer, and you can set most browsers to prevent cookies from being installed. However, in that case you may need to adjust certain preferences yourself each time you visit a website, and some services may not work.

To control and/or delete cookies as you wish, you will find details here:

http://ec.europa.eu/ipg/basics/legal/cookies/index_en.htm#section_2

https://www.aboutcookies.org/

5. How can I accept or reject cookies on this website?

You can easily accept or reject cookies on this website by selecting one of the following links:

  • Accept / Cookie settings

6. How will I be informed if the cookies policy changes

Any amendment to this cookies policy will be posted on the Website in good time.

7. How can I contact the Municipality of Geroskipou

If you have any comment, question or query

Contact Details:

Geroskipou Municipality
P.O.Box: 63015
8210 Geroskipou, Cyprus
(+357) 26 962324, (+357) 26 961400

Or by sending an email to info@ierokipia.org.cy

 

WP29: Established under Article 29 of Directive 95/46/EC on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data. The Working Party has an advisory role towards the European Commission but is independent of it. It is made up of one representative of the Data Protection Authorities of each Member State and examines matters of particular importance or of special interest concerning the protection of personal data that fall within the EU’s first pillar. Matters are examined either at the request of the European Commission or on the proposal of the Working Party’s members. The Working Party issues opinions and working documents. Following the entry into force of the 2016/679 Regulation, it now operates as the European Data Protection Board.

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