How do we use cookies?
RECICLAD’OR wishes to set cookies on your computer to help us improve your experience on our website.
New EU legislation requires us to inform you how we use cookies. This text explains how we use them.
We consider it important to protect your privacy and to be open about how we use your data. This notice is intended to keep you informed and to help you enjoy our websites.
What are cookies?
A cookie is simply a text file containing pieces of data, collected when you visit a website. It is designed to help websites recognise users’ past activity. This may include tracking whether you have clicked on special links or pages, whether you have logged in to your profile, or whether you have read certain pages over a period of several months or even years.
There are different types of cookies, and without them websites could not work the way you are used to using them.
The e-reciclare.ro website uses special cookies to give you the best possible experience, and only those cookies we consider necessary and useful are used.
In line with the new regulations, we explain which types of cookies are used on this website, so that you can decide whether you are satisfied, whether you want to delete existing cookies or even disable the use of cookies when viewing our website.
What types of cookies are used on the e-reciclare.ro website?
Strictly necessary cookies
These are essential cookies that allow you to browse our website and use its features. These cookies do not collect information about you that could be used for advertising or to record your activity on the internet.
Performance cookies
These collect information about how you use a website, for example which pages are viewed most often and whether you encounter error messages. They do not collect information that could identify you, all data being anonymous. Performance cookies are used only to improve how the website works.
Functionality cookies
These record the choices you make (such as your preferred language) and give you personalised features. They can record the changes you have made on the site. The information they collect can be anonymised. They relate strictly to our websites and cannot track other websites you visit.
Targeting cookies
These deliver ads or messages relevant to your interests. Sometimes targeting cookies are linked to other websites, such as Facebook.
The four categories of cookies are classified as either temporary (“session” cookies) or longer-term (“persistent cookies”).
“Session” cookies record your actions during a single browsing session. This “session” begins when the page is opened and ends when it is closed. The cookies are then deleted permanently.
“Persistent” cookies are those that remain on your phone or computer for a certain period of time. They are activated automatically when you visit a particular website again.
Another classification of cookies is based on their source: “first-party” cookies or “third-party” cookies. “First-party” cookies are created by the e-reciclare.ro website when you visit it, while “third-party” cookies are created by a website other than the one you are visiting. The e-reciclare website allows “third-party” cookies only from websites approved by the company.
Classification of cookies for e-reciclare.ro
Strictly necessary cookies
RECICLAD’OR uses “strictly necessary” cookies to:
- Make sure you connect to the correct service when we change how our website works
e-Reciclare cookies classified as “strictly necessary” will NOT be used to:
- Gather information that could be used to promote products or services to you.
- Remember your preferences or username after you end your current visit.
By accessing our website you agree to the use of “strictly necessary” cookies.
If you block these cookies, we cannot guarantee the security of the website or predict how it will behave for you.
Below is a list of “strictly necessary” cookies generated by RECICLAD’OR on https://e-reciclare.ro
| Cookie name | Cookie type | Cookie expiry | Category | Type of use |
| PHPSESSID | “Session” cookie | When the internet browser is closed | Medium | Session |
Performance cookies
e-reciclare.ro uses “performance” cookies to:
- Provide statistics on how our website is used
- Improve the website by identifying errors that may occur
e-Reciclare cookies classified as “performance” will NOT be used to:
- Remember your preferences or username after your current visit ends
Some of these cookies are managed for us by other companies, but we do not allow these companies to use the cookies for purposes other than those listed above.
By using our website you agree to the use of “performance” cookies. If you block them, we cannot predict how the website will behave for you.
Below is a list of “third-party” cookies classified as “performance” cookies:
| Cookie name | Cookie type | Cookie expiry | Category | Type of use |
| Google Analytics (Third party) | “Persistent” cookies | 2 years | Medium | Analytics |
| Webtrends (Third party) | “Persistent” cookies | 10 years | Medium | Analytics |
Functionality cookies
This website does not use functionality cookies.
Targeting cookies
RECICLAD’OR uses targeting cookies to:
- Integrate Facebook support
e-Reciclare cookies classified as targeting cookies will NOT be used to:
- Remember user information
- Display targeted content
Some of these cookies are managed for us by other companies, but we do not allow these companies to use the cookies for purposes other than those listed above.
You can block or allow the use of these cookies, but blocking them may mean that we can no longer provide certain services. Blocking them may also prevent us from remembering that you did not want a particular service.
Below is a list of targeting cookies:
| Cookie name | Cookie type | Cookie expiry | Category | Type of use |
| Facebook (Third party) | “Persistent” cookies | Facebook Connect |
Cookies placed by third parties
Our websites may contain cookies placed by third parties, which we do not control. For example, when you log in to invitations through Facebook Connect, Facebook may use cookies or other technologies. Links to Facebook’s privacy policy, terms and conditions can be found here: https://www.facebook.com/help/cookies/update.
We may also allow a third party (for example Google) to place cookies on our website to generate statistics on how these websites are used; occasionally this may include remarketing activities for the products and services you have seen on our websites or those of third parties. This notice does not apply to applications, technologies or websites owned and/or operated by third parties (for example third-party advertisers or third-party ad servers), even if they use our technologies to store and collect information. However, we work with third parties to make sure you are given the necessary information and that you have a choice. We recommend that you consult the terms of use, privacy policy, permissions and notices relevant to the collection, storage and distribution practices of those third parties.
Deleting cookies
If you are not satisfied with the use of cookies on this website, you can easily delete them from your browser’s folder. You can also set your browser to block cookies or to display a warning notification before a cookie is stored on your computer.
Because several types of browsers are available, we will not give instructions for all of them, but you can visit the “All about cookies” section.
If you use Windows Explorer, these are the steps:
- Click ‘Windows Explorer’
- Select the ‘Search’ box from the toolbar
- Type ‘cookie’ in the ‘Search’ box under ‘Folders and Files’
- Choose ‘My Computer’ from the ‘Look In’ menu
- Click ‘Search Now’
- Select and open the folders displayed as a result
- Select the cookie files
- Click the ‘Delete’ button to delete the selected files. If you do not have Windows Explorer, click “Help” in the “Start” menu and search for “cookies” to find information on searching for cookie files.
If you delete cookies, you may not be able to use some of the services on our website or on other websites.
Additional information
For more information about cookies you can visit any of these pages:
Useful information about cookies can be found at:
http://www.allaboutcookies.org
Internet Advertising Bureau
A guide to behavioural advertising and online privacy produced by the internet advertising industry:
http://www.youronlinechoices.eu

