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Privacy notice

Thanks for visiting our website! We are Serokell OÜ, and here we explain why and how we collect, use, disclose, and store your personal data when you are browsing our website.

Personal data

We do not store any of your personal data ourselves, however third-party services integrated into the pages of our website may store some information that can be considered personal data. You can find more details about them in the corresponding section.

Cookies

We set a CSRF-cookie, which is a common technique used for defending against CSRF attacks. The cookie contains a completely random value which is regenerated each time you load a page and is not stored on our side, so it is impossible for us or anyone else to use it to identify you.

Third-party services that we rely on may set cookies as well. We explain everything in detail below.

Third-party services

Google Analytics

Google Analytics helps us better understand how people use our website. It allows us to collect various statistical data, such as the number of users visiting and their georgaphic distribution. We do not share any of this data with Google or other third-parties and we do not use Remarketing or Advertising Reporting Features. Neither do we use User-ID. Also, we configured Google Analytics to anonymise your IP address.

Google Analytics sets three cookies: _ga, _gid, and one prefixed with _gat. The former two are used to distinguish users and thus correctly count unique views of the pages; the third one allows for request throttling. You can find more details in the Google’s own guide.

Any private data that Google stores on their servers is deleted and any cookies that they set in your browser expire after 26 months.

We believe this configuration restricts the information collected to the bare minimum required for us to obtain meaningful statistical data. Neither we, nor other parties use it for targeting ads or any equally evil marketing purposes.

Your rights

The European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation guarantess you certain rights, and we have a separate page that explains them.