What are cookies?
A cookie is a small data file that a server sends to a browser, and the browser then stores this data file on the user’s computer. Each time the user visits the same website, the browser sends this data file back to the server. Cookies are usually used to identify a user, store the user’s preferences, simplify use of the website, allow collection of statistics on the use of the website, optimise content and display relevant ads. Similar data files, such as tracking pixels, web trackers and web beacons, are collectively labelled as cookies. The websites you visit can use cookies to store information about your behaviour – e.g., how you use internet banking – and can over time identify the things that interest you.
The data controller is Česká spořitelna, a.s. Detailed information about the processing of personal data can be found on this page.
The cookie settings can be modified by clicking on “Cookie settings “ in the website footer. Consent to cookies is granted for 13 months. We can use some cookies for up to five years (e.g., cookies used to demonstrate compliance with the law or for reviews conducted by supervisory authorities).