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2. Cookies are text files stored on the user's terminal device. They are intended for use on the website. First of all, they contain the name of the website of their origin, its unique number and time of storage on the terminal device.

3. The University of Lodz Publishing House is an entity placing cookies on the terming device of its users and having access to them.

4. We use cookies in order to:

- adjust the content of the website to the individual preferences of the user; most importantly, these files recognise the user's device in order to display the website according to their preferences;
- prepare statistics which help to learn about users' preferences and behaviour; analysis of these statistics is anonymous and makes it possible to adjust the content and appearance of the website to current trends; the statistics are also used to assess the popularity of the website
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- maintain the user's login on each subsequent page of the website.

5. The website uses two basic types of cookies - session and permanent cookies. Session files are temporary and are stored until leaving the website (by going to another page, logging out or switching off the browser). Permanent files are stored in the user's terminal device until they are removed by the user or for the time resulting from their settings.

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