The CPAPAnalyzer Cookie Policy explains when the Service uses cookies and similar mechanisms, which of them are necessary for the platform to operate, and when user consent is required.
The operator of CPAPAnalyzer.pl and the controller of personal data to the extent described in the Privacy Policy is:
This Cookie Policy describes the rules governing CPAPAnalyzer.pl's use of cookies and other similar mechanisms for storing or reading information on a user's device.
↑ Back to topCookies are small pieces of information stored on a user's end device, such as a computer, phone or tablet, while using a website.
Cookies may be used, among other things, to:
Other technologies using browser or device storage may perform a similar function. The rules described in this Policy apply to them accordingly.
CPAPAnalyzer is an online application in which a user may, among other things:
Some mechanisms for storing information on a user's device are needed so that these functions can operate properly and securely.
If a mechanism is not necessary for the operation of the Service and its use requires consent, it should be enabled only after the appropriate user consent has been obtained.
Needed for website operation, login, sessions, security and functions requested by the user.
They may be used to remember additional user preferences if such a mechanism is implemented.
They may be used to measure traffic and how the public pages of the Service are used. If they require consent, they are not enabled before consent is obtained.
If advertising mechanisms using cookies are implemented, they will be subject to the applicable consent rules.
CPAPAnalyzer may use cookies and similar mechanisms necessary for the operation of the Service.
They may be used, among other things, to:
Without some of these mechanisms, certain functions, in particular login and the private Dashboard, may not be available.
Necessary mechanisms are used only to the extent required to provide the requested functionality, security and proper operation of the Service.
Functional cookies may be used to remember additional user settings or preferences.
They may concern, for example:
If a given mechanism is necessary to perform a function explicitly requested by the user, it may be treated as necessary.
If it is not necessary, an appropriate legal basis will be applied and – where required – user consent will be obtained.
CPAPAnalyzer may, to a certain extent, compile statistics concerning the operation and popularity of the public parts of the Service.
If cookies or similar technologies whose use requires consent are used for such analytics, those mechanisms should be enabled only after consent has been given.
Traffic analysis on public pages should not be linked to the individual therapy results of a specific Patient.
CPAPAnalyzer may display advertisements and partner materials.
The basic principle of CPAPAnalyzer's advertising system is contextual advertising rather than targeting based on individual health data.
Advertising should not be selected on the basis of:
If an advertising mechanism using cookies that require consent is used in the future or as part of a specific campaign, it will be enabled only after the required consent has been obtained.
Campaign statistics may include, among other things:
PAP therapy data may constitute health data subject to special protection.
Cookie mechanisms used to operate the Service are not used by CPAPAnalyzer to profile a user for advertising purposes on the basis of their therapy.
Information about the processing of Therapy Data, legal bases, recipients and use of the OpenAI API can be found in:
If storing or reading information from the user's device is not necessary for transmitting a communication or providing a service requested by the user, use of such a mechanism may require prior consent.
In such a case, before giving consent the user should receive clear information concerning, among other things:
Consent requiring active action by the user should not be obtained through options selected by default.
Refusal to consent to optional cookies should not prevent the use of basic Service functions that can operate using only necessary mechanisms.
If a specific mechanism is used on the basis of consent, the user should be able to withdraw that consent later.
Withdrawing consent should be no more complicated than giving it.
Withdrawal of consent does not affect the lawfulness of operations carried out before consent was withdrawn.
If a consent management system is implemented, the relevant settings may be available directly in the Service.
The user may also manage some cookies through their browser settings.
An additional example of information about privacy and the use of cookies is published by the Polish Personal Data Protection Office (UODO).
UODO – information about privacy and cookies ↗Most web browsers allow users to manage cookies.
In browser settings, a user can usually:
This applies in particular to mechanisms necessary for user authentication and protection of the Account.
CPAPAnalyzer.pl may contain ordinary links leading to external websites, including:
An ordinary link to an external website does not automatically mean that a tracking mechanism of that external service is embedded in CPAPAnalyzer.
After clicking a link, the user leaves CPAPAnalyzer.pl and the external service may use its own cookies in accordance with its privacy and cookie policies.
This includes, among other things, services belonging to Meta Platforms, the operator of Facebook.
The CPAPAnalyzer.pl Service is hosted on the infrastructure of LH.pl.
The server may also automatically record technical information related to the connection, in particular server logs.
Server logs are not the same as cookies, although some technical information, such as an IP address, may be processed in parallel in connection with use of the Service.
Detailed information about the processing of technical data can be found in the Privacy Policy.
The retention period depends on the function of the specific mechanism.
| Type | Nature | Typical purpose | Period |
|---|---|---|---|
| Session cookies | necessary | handling the current session | usually until the session ends or the browser is closed, depending on configuration |
| Authentication / login | necessary | maintaining access for a logged-in user | depends on login settings and the “remember me” function |
| Security | necessary | protection of forms, sessions and the Account | for the period technically necessary to perform the function |
| Cookie preferences | necessary or functional | remembering consent choices | for the period needed to remember the choice |
| Analytical | optional | traffic statistics | in accordance with the information presented when consent is obtained |
| Advertising | optional | advertising functions, if implemented | in accordance with the information presented when consent is obtained |
Specific periods may depend on the technical configuration of the mechanism.
CPAPAnalyzer does not declare cookie names or exact lifetimes where their actual presence in the Service has not been confirmed.
The Cookie Policy may be updated, in particular if:
The current version of the Cookie Policy is published at:
https://cpapanalyzer.pl/polityka-cookies/
Each version states the date from which the document is effective.
Questions about cookies, privacy or settings related to data processing may be directed to the operator of CPAPAnalyzer.pl.