1.1 What data do we collect? Depending on how you use the blog, we may collect the following information:

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• Identification data – name or nickname (e.g. in comments under blog posts)

• Contact data – email (e.g. for newsletter subscription or inquiries)

• Technical data – IP address, device type, browser, operating system, on-site behavior

• Cookies and tracking technologies – see section 2 below

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1.2 Why do we process personal data? We process data only as necessary and for the following purposes:

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• Ensuring proper functionality and security of the website

• Improving content and user experience

• Sending newsletters (based on your consent)

• Statistical and analytical purposes (e.g. what interests our readers)

• Fulfilling legal obligations (if required by law)

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1.3 How long do we store your data?

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• Emails: as long as you're subscribed or until you unsubscribe

• Comments: indefinitely, unless you request deletion

• Technical data and cookies: up to 26 months

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1.4 Who has access to your data? We never sell your data. We only share it with trusted partners:

• Service providers (e.g. Wix, Google, MailerLite)

• Legal authorities – if required by law

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1.5 Your rights (under GDPR) You have the right to:

• Access your data

• Correct or delete your data

• Restrict or object to processing

• Data portability

• File a complaint with the Data Protection Authority

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We handle all requests at: info@bylibory.com

2.1 What are cookies?
Cookies are small files stored on your device. They help us track traffic, remember your settings, and tailor content to your preferences.
 

2.2 What types of cookies do we use? By Libory uses several types of cookies for different purposes:

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• Essential cookies are key to core website functionality – without them, the site would not work properly. For example, Wix ensures content loading and login.

• Analytical cookies allow us to track website traffic and visitor behavior to improve our content and user experience. We commonly use tools like Google Analytics.

• Marketing cookies help personalize content and advertising, and allow us to reach our audience on social media—e.g. through Facebook Pixel.

• Functional cookies remember your preferences—such as language or layout settings—and contribute to a smooth browsing experience.

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2.3 How can you manage cookies?

• Upon first visit, through the cookie banner

• Later, anytime, via your browser settings (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge)

• Or by clicking “Cookie settings” in the website footer

"This website uses cookies to analyze traffic and improve your experience. By clicking 'Accept All', you agree to the use of cookies. For more information, see our Privacy Policy."

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Buttons:

• Accept All

• Customize Settings

• Reject Non-Essential Cookies