Cookie policy
1. What are cookies and how are they used?
The user’s browsing habits are stored and retrieved by means of cookies, which are a form of electronic file. The data collected may include, among others, the number of pages visited, the language used, the location from which the website is accessed, the number of new users, the frequency and duration of visits, the computer or browser used to make the visit.

Cookies are used on www.linguacle.com (hereinafter referred to as the Website) to distinguish you from other visitors. This allows us to improve our Website and to provide you with a satisfactory browsing experience. You consent to the use of cookies by continuing to browse the Website.

You can block cookies by activating the setting on your browser which allows you to refuse the setting of all or some cookies. However, if you use your browser settings to block all cookies (including essential cookies), you may not be able to access all or part of our website.

2. What types of cookies are used on the Website?
The types of cookies used when browsing the Website are as follows:

Essential cookies: these cookies are necessary for you to browse the Website and use its functions. When you exit your browser, these cookies are deleted.

Analytical cookies: these cookies collect data about how visitors interact with the Website. For example, the Site uses Google Analytics to monitor anonymous Site usage data. This information is analysed to determine how often visitors visit the Site, how they find the Site and which pages are most visited.

These cookies do not collect data that can be used to identify a visitor to the Site. This data is never personally or individually identifiable, but is aggregated with data from thousands of other users to get an overall picture of the use of the Site.

Functional cookies: when you return to the Site, these cookies allow us to recognise you and remember choices you have made (such as your preferred language or mobile device settings).

3. How can you manage cookies?
You are not obliged to accept cookies, and you can make changes to your browser to prevent this happening. The browser you use to browse the internet not only allows you to see what cookies are already on your device, but also gives you control over their use. You can prevent cookies from being set on your device or receive a warning before a cookie is set.

You can manage cookies by allowing your default browser settings to continue to accept them, by deleting specific cookies or by deleting all cookies. In addition, you can set your browser to never accept cookies. To manage these issues in your browser, we advise you to use the “Help” function of your device’s browser.

4. Updating the cookie policy
If the features or functions of the cookies on the Website change, you will be informed of the changes and asked for your consent again.