Cookie Policy

The information presented below aims to inform users about the placement, use, and administration of cookies used by the website www.pathstarstudio.com.
The website www.pathstarstudio.com uses its own cookies and third-party cookies to ensure visitors have a personalized browsing experience and to improve the services provided by PathStar SRL.

What is a cookie?
A cookie is a small text file, usually consisting of letters and numbers, that is stored on a computer, mobile phone, or tablet when a user visits a website.
Cookies are created when a user’s browser loads a website. The website sends information to the browser, which then creates a text file stored on the user’s device. Each time the user returns to the same website, the browser retrieves and sends this file back to the website’s server.
In other words, a cookie acts like an “ID card” for the internet user, letting the website recognize them upon return visits.

Types of cookies used
1. Session cookies
Session cookies are temporary and store information about a user’s activity on the site during a single browsing session.
They enable smooth and efficient navigation—for example, remembering items added to a shopping cart.
Session cookies are deleted automatically once the browser is closed.
2. Persistent cookies
Persistent (or tracking) cookies are stored for a predetermined period of time and help the website remember user preferences (e.g., language selection, login details, or display settings).
They provide a faster and more personalized browsing experience for future visits.
What cookies cannot do
Cookies are plain text files. They cannot run programs, replicate themselves, or access data on your hard drive.
They cannot collect personal information or harm your device in any way.
Their sole purpose is to improve the functionality of the website and the browsing experience.
Why we use cookies
Cookies help us to:

Performance cookies – measure how users interact with the website to improve navigation and usability.
Analytics cookies – collect anonymized data for statistical analysis (e.g., via Google Analytics).
Geotargeting cookies – help identify users’ geographical regions to display localized content or preferences.