Translation notice
This translation is provided for convenience. In case of doubt, the Polish version prevails.
1. Operator and scope
The personal data controller and operator of marketface.pl is Łukasz Ambroży, trading as MF Łukasz Ambroży, tax identification number (NIP): 691-254-93-45, ul. Pocztowa 9/7, 59-220 Legnica, Poland ("Marketface", "we").
This policy describes cookies, pixels and similar technologies used when you visit the website. Information about personal data, providers, transfers and your rights is available in the Privacy policy.
2. What cookies are
Cookies are small pieces of information stored by the browser on your device. They may come from the domain you visit or an external provider and last until the session closes or a specified expiry date. Browser storage, pixels and identifiers sent in requests can serve similar functions. The absence of a stored cookie does not automatically mean no data is processed.
Storing information on a device or reading it is governed by Article 399 of the Polish Electronic Communications Law. Exceptions to consent apply to transmitting a communication and functions strictly necessary for the service you request. Other technologies require prior consent; we base the processing of related personal data on Article 6(1)(a) GDPR.
3. Categories and choices
You can choose "Accept all", "Reject optional" or set each category separately. Continuing to browse is not consent. Consent to one category does not mean consent to the other, and refusal does not block the form or content.
- Essential — remember your cookie choice, secure the website and handle submission confirmation. This category is always active.
- Analytics — Google Analytics 4, providing website usage statistics. Optional and disabled by default.
- Advertising — Meta Pixel for advertising performance measurement. Optional and disabled by default. We do not use it for remarketing or Google Ads.
4. Cookies and their lifetimes
Provider cookies may be renewed during later visits while the relevant consent remains valid. Deleting or expiring a cookie does not delete data already received by a provider. Provider tools may also read their own identifiers on their domains, depending on your browser and service settings.
Depending on the deployment option, Cloudflare carries traffic through Tunnel or hosts the website through Pages or Workers. Turnstile protects the form from bots and processes technical signals and a verification token; it is not a marketing analytics tool. The cf_clearance cookie depends on a separate pre-clearance setting, which this website's code does not enable.
- cc_cookie — Marketface, website domain, path /; essential record of selected categories and choice metadata; 180 days. Once deleted or expired, we ask you to choose again.
- marketface_submission_receipt — Marketface, website domain, path /potwierdzenie or the confirmation path for the selected language; essential one-time confirmation of a received form submission; up to 5 minutes. The cookie is HttpOnly and SameSite=Lax.
- _ga and _ga_* — Google Analytics 4, stored on the website domain after analytics consent; recognition of the browser and session state. The standard lifetime is 2 years and may be renewed during visits. The browser may shorten it.
- _fbp — Meta Pixel, stored on the website domain after advertising consent; browser identifier for advertising measurement; normally 3 months.
- _fbc — Meta Pixel, may be stored on the website domain after advertising consent when a visit includes a Meta ad click identifier; links a visit to the ad, usually for up to 3 months.
5. Google Analytics 4 and consent signals
The directly integrated Google tag for Google Analytics 4 uses Advanced Consent Mode. Before a choice and after optional consent is refused, Google may receive limited cookieless measurements, including time, browser information, referrer, page address and consent status. In this mode, "Reject optional" does not mean no transmission to Google at all. The denied signal itself is neither consent nor an independent legal basis for processing. Meta Pixel is handled separately by the website code: its script loads only after advertising consent and withdrawing that consent stops further measurement. Without a configured Pixel ID, the Meta integration sends no data. Events before consent are not replayed later.
6. Changing and withdrawing consent
You can open the panel at any time using "Cookie settings" in the footer or below. Disable a category and save your settings, or reject all optional technologies. Changes apply going forward and do not affect the lawfulness of earlier processing.
On withdrawal, the website updates consent signals and deletes accessible _ga, _ga_*, _gcl_*, _fbp and _fbc cookies on its domain. Meta receives an instruction to stop measurement. Google's limited measurements in Advanced mode may continue without cookies. The website cannot delete cookies stored on other providers' domains or automatically erase data already sent to them. You can remove cookies in your browser and exercise the rights described in the Privacy policy.
Your browser also lets you block or delete cookies. Blocking essential cookies may prevent your choice being remembered or a submission being confirmed. We chose the 180-day period for storing your choice; it is not a legally mandated period.
7. Contact and updates
Send privacy questions and requests to iod@marketface.pl. We update this policy when tools, purposes or processing rules change; if a change requires fresh consent, we ask for it before enabling the change.
Change your settings
You can change or withdraw your choices at any time in the settings panel.