1. Cookies

Cookies are small files containing data or text that are stored on your local computer by internet sites or applications. Cookies can serve a number of purposes. For example, a distinction can be made between functional cookies, (for example, when you choose a language or when you add an item to your “basket”), (temporary) session cookies, and tracking cookies (that analyse and record the behaviour that you exhibit on the website in question in order to offer you an optimal experience).

The Lithuania law on electronic communications contain some provisions relative to cookies and their use on websites. The enforcement of the Lithuania law is derived from the European e-Privacy directive, which means that the use of cookies and their regulation at the national level differs depending on the European country.

Smart simulator is a company that is active on the Lithuania market and, therefore, follows the Lithuania legislative process.

2. What is the purpose of cookies?

Smart simulator wishes to inform you as precisely as possible about the rules surrounding cookie use and the types of cookies that it uses on its website. By using our website, you agree to the use of cookies. Cookies help Smart simulator optimise your visit to its website, and to remember your technical choices (such as your choice of language, a newsletter, etc.) and to propose offers and services that are tailored to your needs.

To be able to use the www.smart-simulators.com website, it is recommended to activate cookies. If cookies are deactivated, it is possible that we may not be in a position to guarantee you a visit to our website that is free from any problems. However, you are completely free to deactivate cookies if you so wish.

We use cookies to improve your visit and your use of our internet website. The cookies that we use are safe. The information that we collect with the help of cookies allows us to identify potential errors on our website and to offer you specific and personalised services that we think may be of interest to you.

3. What types of cookies are used on www.smart-simulators.com ?

We make a distinction between the following types of cookies, depending on their purpose:

• Essential/strictly necessary cookies:
  These cookies are required for the correct operation of our website and cannot be deactivated. They are configured in response to the actions that you take on our website, such as defining your privacy parameters, your connection credentials or completing our forms. These cookies make it easier for you to browse our website (for example, returning to a previous page, etc.
• Non-essential cookies
  These cookies are not essential to the correct operation of our website, but they help us to offer you an improved and personalised user experience.
• Functional cookies:
  Thanks to these cookies, we can offer you optimal functionality and personalised user experience of our website. The cookies may be placed on your computer by www.smart-simulators.com or by external suppliers that we have added to the services on our pages.
• Analytical cookies:
  With these cookies, we can analyse the visits to our website and the traffic, in order to be able to measure and improve the performance of our website. These cookies allow us to see which pages are the most popular and what are the browsing habits of our visitors. 
• Third-party cookies:
  These cookies can be placed on our website by our advertising partners. They can be used by these companies to target your preferences and to propose relevant advertisements about other websites.

We use two types of cookie; our own cookies and the cookies of the carefully selected partners with whom we collaborate and who advertise our services on their website.

First Party Cookies:

Domain name: www.smart-simulators.com

Third party cookies:

Domain name: www.smart-simulators.com

We invite you to consult our Privacy Policy for more information regarding the processing of your personal data by Smart simulator.

4. How can I manage my cookies?

Make sure that cookies are enabled in your browser. To activate cookies, you have to carry out the following operations:

If your browser is Microsoft Internet Explorer

• In Internet Explorer, click on “Internet Options” in the “Tools” menu.
• In the “Privacy” tab, click on “Settings” and then on “Advanced.”
• Move the cursor down to authorise cookies.
• Click OK.

If your browser is Mozilla Firefox

• Click on the “Menu” button (represented by three horizontal bars) in the top right-hand corner of your browser and then click on “Preferences.”
• Select the “Privacy and Security” tab.
• In the “History” section, select “Use custom settings for history.”
• Check “Accept cookies.”

If your browser is Google Chrome

• Open Chrome.
• Click on the ‘three small vertical dots’ in the top right-hand corner of your browser and then click on ‘Settings’.
• Click on “Advanced.”
• Look for the “Privacy and security” section and click on “Content settings.”
• Click on the “Cookies” item.
• Choose the “Allow sites to read and save cookie data” option.

If your browser is Safari

• Click on “Preferences in the “Safari” menu (that you will find in the Safari browser window).
• Next, click on the “Security” tab.
• Click on “Accept cookies” and then “Always” or “Only from sites that I visit.” 

If you consult the www.smart-simulators.com website, it is recommended that you activate cookies. However, you are always free to deactivate cookies via the parameters of your browser. To deactivate cookies, you have to carry out the following operations:

If your browser is Microsoft Internet Explorer

• In Internet Explorer, click on “Internet Options” in the “Tools” menu.
• In the “Privacy” tab, click on “Settings” and then on “Advanced.”
• Move the cursor up to block cookies.
• Click OK.

If your browser is Mozilla Firefox

• Click on the “Menu” button (represented by three horizontal bars) in the top right-hand corner of your browser and then click on “Preferences.”
• Select the “Privacy and Security” tab.
• In the “History” section, select “Use custom settings for history.”
• Deactivate “Accept cookies.”

If your browser is Google Chrome

• Open Chrome.
• Click on the ‘three small vertical dots’ in the top right-hand corner of your browser and then click on ‘Settings’.
• Click on “Advanced.”
• Look for the “Privacy and security” section and click on “Content settings.”
• Click on the “Cookies” item.
• Deactivate the “Allow sites to read and save cookie data” option.

If your browser is Safari

• Click on “Preferences in the “Safari” menu (that you will find in the Safari browser window).
• Next, click on the “Security” tab.
• Choose to block the Cookies.  

5. What are my rights?

Since cookies can require the processing of your personal data, you have the right to legitimate and secure processing of your personal data. As a data subject concerned by the processing of your personal data, you have the following rights:

• The right to object: if there are compelling and legitimate reasons, you can oppose the processing of your personal data.
• The right to access: every person who proves his or her identity has a right of access to information relative to the existence or not of the processing of his or her personal data, as well as to information relative to the purposes of the processing, the categories of data processed, the categories of data recipients to whom the data are communicated, and the duration of the retention of personal data.
• The right to rectification: data which is incorrect or incomplete can always be rectified, or even deleted, at the request of the person concerned.
• The exercise of these rights is always performed in accordance with the terms set out in our Privacy Policy. If after having read the current document, you still have questions or comments regarding cookies, feel free to contact us at sg@smart-train.com.