Cookies are small text files that are automatically saved on your end device – for example, on your personal computer, smartphone, or tablet – while browsing our online platform. These files are then sent back to the server with each subsequent visit, allowing your browser or device to be recognized. In addition to traditional cookies, Honey Rush may also use other technologies, such as web beacons, tracking pixels, and local storage. These technologies perform a similar function, helping to collect information about user interactions with the interface. Thanks to them, we can remember your preferences, ensure continuous login, and adapt the website content to your individual needs, which significantly enhances the comfort of using our services.

The main purpose of using tracking technologies is to ensure the smooth, secure, and personalized operation of the Honey Rush platform. Without the use of these small data fragments, many basic functions of the service, such as maintaining a secure session after logging in, navigating between subpages, or remembering language settings, would be impossible to implement. Cookies also help us protect our systems from abuse, identify unauthorized access attempts, and prevent fraud. Furthermore, the anonymous analytical information collected in this way allows our technical team to diagnose server performance issues, optimize website code, and introduce innovative solutions that meet the real needs of our users.

To ensure full transparency, we have divided the cookies used by our platform into several distinct categories, depending on their function and intended purpose.

Essential for platform operation

These are absolutely crucial text files, without which the Honey Rush service could not function properly. They include tools responsible for basic security processes, user authentication during login, maintaining the navigation session, and network traffic distribution (load balancing). Due to their critical nature for the operation of the technological infrastructure, disabling these files in the platform settings is not possible. Blocking them at the browser level may result in the complete inability to use our services or serious errors in displaying the interface.

Analytical and performance

This category includes files used to collect aggregated and fully anonymous statistical data. We analyze, among other things, how often our platform is visited, which sections are of greatest interest, what the traffic sources are, and where users encounter any error messages. This information is not used to identify specific individuals, but it constitutes an invaluable source of knowledge for us, allowing for continuous improvement of navigation, acceleration of loading times, and overall optimization of the digital environment.

Functional

Functional files are designed to significantly enhance the comfort of using Honey Rush by remembering choices made by the user in the past. Thanks to them, the service can automatically adapt to your preferences, for example, by retaining the selected region, preferred interface language, or personalized graphic layouts. Although they are not critical for the site's operation itself, rejecting them may cause certain advanced features to become unavailable, and it will be necessary to re-enter the same settings during each visit.

Advertising and marketing

If technically or commercially justified, we may use specific cookies for profiling and delivering marketing content. These technologies help understand user interests, which enables the display of messages tailored to their preferences and the measurement of the effectiveness of promotional campaigns. However, it should be noted that for our platform, we apply very strict data minimization rules and strive to limit the use of invasive tracking mechanisms for external purposes as much as possible.

We respect your right to decide what information you share. Upon your first visit to the Honey Rush service, you will be asked to consent to the use of cookies via a dedicated information panel. You have the option to accept all technologies, reject those that are not absolutely necessary, or manually adjust your preferences according to your own requirements. Regardless of the initial choice, the user has the full right to return to the settings and make appropriate modifications at any time. The appropriate link to the privacy management panel is usually located at the bottom of the platform interface.

In addition to our internal tools, control over cookies can be exercised directly from the options of your chosen web browser. Every modern web browsing program offers advanced privacy features.

To block or delete files, you usually need to go to the settings section and then find the menu related to privacy and security. There, the user can clear browsing history along with site data, block the installation of third-party cookies, or force a notification each time an attempt is made to save a file to disk. We remind you, however, that globally blocking all tracking technologies, including critical ones, will negatively affect the operation of the Honey Rush platform, preventing login and proper use of available functions.

While using our platform, you may encounter embedded elements or tools provided by external partner companies (e.g., software providers, payment gateways, or analytical systems). As a result, third parties may also place their own text files on your device. In such cases, the functioning of these files is directly subject to the privacy policies provided by these external entities. Honey Rush strives to cooperate only with reputable partners who adhere to high standards of digital security, however, we do not exercise direct control over the technological code embedded by third parties.

The technological environment is constantly transforming, and with it, legal regulations regarding online privacy evolve. Therefore, we reserve the right to regularly review and modify this information document. All changes come into effect upon the publication of the new version on the Honey Rush platform. In the event of fundamental modifications that significantly affect the scope of data processing, we will endeavor to inform our users about this fact via a clear message on the homepage or through a direct system message. We encourage you to regularly check this section.