Privacy policy

1. General Information

This Privacy Policy describes how personal data and cookies are processed on blog.samuelstudio.pl (the “Blog”).

The Data Controller is:
Paweł Pauksztełło
Email: pawel.samuelstudio@gmail.com

By using this Blog, you accept the rules described in this document.

2. Personal Data

The Blog does not automatically collect personal data except as described below.

2.1. Blogger Comments

When you post a comment:

  • Google (operator of the Blogger platform) may process your name, username, email address, profile picture, and the content of your comment.

  • This data is processed by Google LLC in accordance with their Privacy Policy:
    https://policies.google.com/privacy

  • The Blog Administrator does not use this data for any additional purposes.

2.2. Email Contact

By contacting me via email, you provide your email address and the content of your message.
This information is used solely to respond to your inquiry.

3. Cookies

The Blog uses cookies to ensure proper functionality and to display embedded content (such as YouTube videos).

3.1. Essential (technical) cookies

These are required by the Blogger platform to ensure proper operation of the site.

3.2. Cookies related to embedded YouTube videos

Some posts contain embedded YouTube videos.
When played, YouTube (Google LLC) may store cookies such as:

  • YSC – session identifier,

  • VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE – bandwidth testing,

  • PREF – player settings.

These cookies may be used for:

  • operating the video player,

  • collecting viewing statistics,

  • optimizing playback.

Google cookie details:
https://policies.google.com/technologies/cookies

3.3. Analytics and advertising cookies

The Blog does not use Google Analytics, Google AdSense, or other tracking technologies (unless added in the future).

4. Cookie Consent

When visiting the Blog for the first time, users may see a cookie notice.
Accepting or rejecting non-essential cookies is voluntary.

Users may delete cookies at any time through their browser settings.

5. Embedded Content from Other Websites

The Blog includes embedded content such as YouTube videos.
Such content behaves as if the user visited the external site directly and may collect data according to the privacy policy of that service.

6. Server Logs

Google (Blogger) servers may automatically record technical data such as:

  • IP address,

  • date and time of the visit,

  • browser type,

  • device type.

These are standard server logs and are not independently used by the Blog Administrator.

7. Data Controller

Data Controller:
Paweł Pauksztełło
Email: pawel.samuelstudio@gmail.com

8. User Rights (GDPR)

Users have the right to:

  • access their personal data,

  • rectify incorrect data,

  • delete personal data,

  • restrict processing,

  • object to processing,

  • data portability,

  • lodge a complaint with the Data Protection Authority.

9. Changes to this Policy

This Policy may be updated periodically.
Any changes will be published on this page.

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