The www.claritech.ro website uses cookies. This page explains what these files are, what role they play, which cookies our site uses and how you can control them from your browser settings.
What are cookies?
Cookies (“internet cookies”, “browser cookies” or “HTTP cookies”) are small text files stored automatically on the computer or device you use to access the internet. They are installed through a request a web server sends to your browser and contain no software or viruses; they cannot access the information on your device and, in most cases, do not identify users individually.
There are two types of cookies:
- Session cookies - temporary files kept only until you leave the site or close the browser window.
- Persistent cookies - files kept on the device for the period specified in their settings, or until you delete them. This category also includes cookies placed by websites other than the one you are visiting (“third-party cookies”), typically used to remember a user’s interests.
The role of cookies
Cookies make pages easier to load and allow websites to remember a user’s preferences from one session to the next - from display settings to keeping you signed in where authentication is used. They can also serve statistical purposes: they help us understand how visitors navigate the site, and that information feeds into improving its structure and content.
Cookies used on claritech.ro
| Name | Purpose | Notes |
|---|---|---|
Google Analytics (_ga, _ga_*) | Traffic analysis | Stores session identifiers used to analyze traffic and visitor behavior on the site. The information is collected in aggregate form - the number of visitors, the pages visited - and is used to improve the site. |
Google Analytics cookies are placed only after you accept traffic analysis in the cookie banner; if you decline, the tool is not loaded at all. Your choice is kept locally in your browser (localStorage) and you can change it at any time via this link. Google Analytics is Google’s analytics tool. You can find details about Google’s cookies in the Google privacy policy. If you prefer not to be included in Google Analytics statistics, you can install the official Google Analytics opt-out add-on or block these cookies from your browser settings.
How to control cookies
Browsers store cookies automatically, but you can change that behavior at any time: block cookies altogether, allow only certain categories, or ask to be notified before a cookie is saved. Official instructions for the most common browsers:
Keep in mind that limiting cookies may affect how some pages work.
A few general recommendations for safe browsing:
- Adjust your browser’s cookie settings to the way you use the device: on a personal computer you can keep your browsing history for longer; on a device shared by several people, consider clearing the browsing data when you close the session.
- Update your browser regularly - cookie-based attacks usually exploit outdated versions.
- Use and keep up to date a security solution (antivirus/antispyware).
Security and confidentiality
Cookies are not viruses: they contain no executable code, cannot run on their own and cannot duplicate or spread across a network. They can, however, be deleted at any time - manually, from your browser settings, or automatically, by security software during scanning sessions.
Updates to the cookie policy
The information in this policy may be updated in line with the applicable legal regulations or the recommendations of the National Supervisory Authority for Personal Data Processing (ANSPDCP). Last updated: September 2026.
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