Cookie and Technology Policy
This document explains when and for what purposes digiosveny.hu uses cookies, local or session storage, analytics, notification, and other technologies.
1. The Data Controller
- Data Controller
- Márton Horváth
- Business Name
- DigiXRAY Labs Web Development & Web Design
- Brand Name and Website
- Digital Trail – https://digiosveny.hu/
- Title
- Wallstraße 37, 55122 Mainz, Germany
- hello@digiosveny.hu
- Phone
- +36 70 802 4667
2. What technologies can the website use?
A cookie is a small data file stored in a browser. Local or session storage, browser identifiers, tracking pixels, and other technologies that store or retrieve data on the end device can serve a similar function.
These can ensure page loading, security, the retention of language or consent settings, user-requested customer service and AI features, and—with separate consent—statistical or advertising tracking.
3. Legal Framework
Section 25 of the German Telekommunikation-Digitale-Dienste-Datenschutz-Gesetz (TDDDG) governs the storage of information on terminal equipment and access to such information.
- Technologies that are not required: They may be activated for functional, analytical, or marketing purposes only after voluntary consent has been given. The legal basis for the related processing of personal data is Article 6(1)(a) of the GDPR.
- Essential technologies: They may be used without consent only if they are strictly necessary for the data transfer or are essential for the digital service specifically requested by the visitor. Depending on the purpose, the legal basis for the processing of personal data is Article 6(1)(b), (c), or (f) of the GDPR.
A legitimate interest alone does not replace the consent to access the equipment required under the TDDDG.
4. Consent Management
On the consent management interface, visitors can enable or disable non-essential technologies by category. This decision can be modified or revoked later on the same interface or through the cookie settings available on the website.
The system can manage a technical identifier, date and time, status, and the necessary supporting data to record and verifiably document the selection.
Consent is voluntary and may be withdrawn at any time. Refusal to consent must not unreasonably prevent access to basic functions that do not require consent.
5. Categories and Service Areas
| Category | Technology Circle | Goal | Activation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Required | Page, session, security, and consent management technologies | Page loading, form security, fraud prevention, storage of consent decisions, and the requested core functions. | Without consent, only to the extent necessary. |
| Preference and Functional | Language, customer service, AI, notification, and convenience features | To provide the settings and features requested by the user. | After explicitly using a feature or—where necessary—after providing separate consent and browser authorization. |
| Statistical | Measuring Traffic, Performance, and Usability | Analysis of traffic, performance, navigation patterns, and usability. | Only after providing statistical consent. |
| Marketing | Advertising and Conversion Tracking Technologies | Conversion tracking, campaign attribution, and—with separate permission—remarketing. | Only after providing consent for marketing purposes. |
6. Typical Identifiers and Retention Periods
The actual purpose, category, and expiration date information in effect at the time of consent is displayed on the consent management interface. The names and lifespans of technical identifiers may change due to provider and configuration changes.
| Technology Circle | Characteristic data | Intended Use | Typical duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Consent Management | Consent ID, Category, and Decision Log | The justification and verifiability of the choice. | For the specified retention period; the evidence may be retained for a limited time longer, as required by law. |
| Basic Operation and Safety | Session, Login, and Security Identifiers | Website functionality, login, form security, and fraud prevention. | Until the end of the work session or for a brief, justified safety period. |
| Language preference | Technical identifier associated with the selected language | A note on the choice of language. | A session or the specified preference period. |
| Statistical Measurement | Pseudonymized visitor, device, and session identifiers | Analysis of traffic, performance, and usability. | The duration specified on the consent screen or as set by the service provider. |
| Marketing and Conversion Tracking | Campaign, click, and pseudonymous ad identifiers | Conversion tracking and—with separate authorization—remarketing. | The duration specified on the consent screen or as set by the service provider. |
| AI and Customer Service Session | Transaction ID or Case ID | The continuity of the conversation or case requested by the user. | For as long as is technically necessary for the function or in accordance with the retention policy for the matter. |
| Browser Notification | Subscription and Device ID | Delivery of notifications requested by the user. | Until revoked or until the subscription is canceled. |
7. External Service Providers and Transfers to Third Countries
Data may be transmitted to the service provider as part of the necessary infrastructure and authorized measurement, advertising, AI, push notification, or security functions. Some service providers may process data outside the European Economic Area, particularly in the United States.
Transfers may only take place on the basis of a mechanism provided for in Chapter V of the GDPR: an adequacy decision—including the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield Framework for recipients participating in it—or on the basis of standard contractual clauses adopted by the European Commission and, where necessary, supplementary measures.
The detailed rules governing service providers' processing of personal data are set forth in the In the Privacy Notice can be found.
8. Settings, Revocation, and Browser-Level Deletion
You can change or revoke your previous selection at any time in the consent management interface. In your browser settings, you can delete cookies and website data that have already been stored, or restrict their further storage.
Browser-level deletion and withdrawal of consent are different actions: withdrawal affects future data processing, while local deletion removes data previously stored on the end device.
9. Updates and Related Documents
Identifiers, service provider categories, and durations are subject to change due to technical or legal reasons. The website regularly reviews the technologies that are actually enabled and the consent status.
Document version: COOKIE-2026-08-10. This document must be reviewed in the event of any significant changes to the services, the technical system, or applicable law.