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Privacy Policy
Effective date: 18 May 2026
Website owner: Paweł Bielka
Website: www.flareq521.com
1. General Information
This Privacy Policy defines the principles for processing and protecting personal data of users of the website www.flareq521.com, the FlareQ521 client panel, restricted-access pages, contact forms and the FlareQ521 web application.
FlareQ521 is an engineering software tool intended for professional thermal radiation assessment of industrial flare systems. The application may support radiation calculations, contour plots, map-based visualisation, 2D and 3D visualisation, wind scenario comparison, project import/export, CSV export, PDF reporting and engineering scenario analysis.
We respect user privacy and take reasonable measures to ensure that personal data is processed in accordance with applicable laws, including Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016, known as the General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR.
This Privacy Policy applies to website visitors, users of contact forms, users of the client panel or restricted-access pages, users testing or using the FlareQ521 web application, business clients, potential clients and representatives of companies or institutions.
2. Data Controller
The data controller is:
Paweł Bielka
Website/service name: FlareQ521
Email address: contact@flareq521.com
Website: www.flareq521.com
If you have any questions about privacy or personal data protection, please contact us at contact@flareq521.com. Please include “Privacy” or “GDPR” in the subject line.
No Data Protection Officer has been appointed, because there is currently no legal obligation to appoint one. If this changes, this Privacy Policy will be updated.
3. Website and Technology Environment
The website is based on WordPress and may use WordPress themes, Elementor or similar website-building tools, plugins, security tools, contact forms, cookie consent tools and hosting services.
Because the website is based on WordPress, some technical data may be processed automatically by WordPress, the hosting provider, installed plugins, security tools and server infrastructure. This may include IP addresses, browser information, device information, cookies, login/session information and technical logs.
The website may contain restricted-access pages, including a client panel or password-protected content. Access to such areas may require authentication, a password or other access credentials.
4. What Data We Collect
Depending on how users interact with the website, client panel or application, we may process the following categories of data:
4.1. Contact data
- Name and surname.
- Email address.
- Company or institution name.
- Job title or professional role.
- Phone number, if provided.
- Message content.
- Attached files.
- Correspondence history.
4.2. Client panel and access data
- Name and surname.
- Business email address.
- Company or institution name.
- Login or access identifier.
- Account or access status.
- Assigned access rights.
- Date of account or access creation.
- Date of last access.
- Technical logs related to authentication.
- Information about accepted policies, consents or terms.
4.3. Technical and server data
- IP address.
- Browser type and version.
- Operating system.
- Device type.
- Approximate location derived from IP address.
- Date and time of access.
- Visited pages.
- Referrer URL.
- Session identifiers.
- Cookie identifiers.
- Server logs.
- Error logs.
- Security logs.
4.4. Engineering and project data entered into FlareQ521
FlareQ521 may allow users to enter engineering or technical data, including:
- Flare stack parameters.
- Burner dimensions.
- Process stream properties.
- Heat release or radiation-related parameters.
- Wind speed and direction.
- Relative humidity and atmospheric conditions.
- Project assumptions.
- Coordinates.
- Plot plan or map-related inputs.
- Imported project files.
- Exported project files.
- PDF report data.
- CSV output data.
- Saved calculation scenarios.
Engineering data is not intended to contain personal data. Users should not enter personal data into engineering input fields unless strictly necessary.
5. Purpose of Data Processing
Personal data is processed for the following purposes:
- To respond to messages, inquiries and contact form submissions.
- To provide access to the client panel, restricted-access pages or application.
- To provide software demo, testing, trial or commercial access.
- To provide technical support.
- To ensure proper functioning of the website and web application.
- To maintain website, application and infrastructure security.
- To manage cookies and cookie consent preferences.
- To analyze website traffic, if analytical tools are enabled.
- To improve the website, application and user experience.
- To fulfill legal, accounting or tax obligations, if applicable.
- To establish, pursue or defend legal claims.
6. Legal Basis for Data Processing
The legal bases for processing personal data may include:
- Article 6(1)(a) GDPR — consent, for example for optional cookies or marketing communication, where applicable.
- Article 6(1)(b) GDPR — necessity for the performance of a contract or taking steps before entering into a contract, for example when providing access to the application or client panel.
- Article 6(1)(c) GDPR — compliance with legal obligations, for example accounting, tax or data protection obligations.
- Article 6(1)(f) GDPR — legitimate interest of the controller, for example communication, technical support, website security, claim protection and service improvement.
7. Legitimate Interests
Where processing is based on legitimate interest, our legitimate interests may include:
- Responding to inquiries.
- Maintaining business communication.
- Offering and developing engineering software.
- Managing access to the client panel or restricted-access pages.
- Providing technical support.
- Ensuring IT security.
- Preventing abuse and unauthorized access.
- Improving the website and application.
- Protecting legal claims.
- Documenting cooperation with clients or potential clients.
8. Data Sharing
User personal data is not sold to third parties. Personal data may be shared only where necessary and only to the extent required for a specific purpose.
Personal data may be disclosed to the following categories of recipients:
- Hosting providers.
- Domain and DNS providers.
- WordPress infrastructure, themes and plugin providers, where applicable.
- Elementor or website-building tool providers, where applicable.
- Cookie consent management providers.
- Email service providers.
- IT support providers.
- Security and backup providers.
- Analytics providers, if enabled.
- Map or CDN providers, if used.
- Accounting, tax or legal advisors, if applicable.
- Payment providers, if online payments are introduced.
- Public authorities, courts or law enforcement bodies, where required by law.
9. International Data Transfers
Some service providers used for hosting, email, analytics, security, CDN, maps, plugins or other technical services may process data outside the European Economic Area.
Where personal data is transferred outside the European Economic Area, appropriate safeguards will be applied where required, such as an adequacy decision of the European Commission, Standard Contractual Clauses, contractual and technical safeguards or other mechanisms permitted under GDPR.
10. Cookies
The website www.flareq521.com may use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
- Ensuring proper operation of the website.
- Supporting WordPress functionality.
- Supporting Elementor or website layout features.
- Remembering cookie preferences.
- Protecting the website against abuse, spam or unauthorized access.
- Maintaining access to restricted pages or client panel areas.
- Improving website performance.
- Analyzing website traffic, if analytical tools are enabled.
- Supporting embedded maps, charts, scripts or visualization tools.
- Supporting local application settings or browser-based project functionality.
Users can accept, reject or customize cookie preferences through the cookie banner, if available. Users can also change cookie settings in their web browser at any time.
11. WordPress-Specific Information
11.1. Login and restricted pages
If a user accesses a restricted page, client panel or password-protected content, WordPress may use cookies or technical session data to verify access.
11.2. Comments
The website is not intended to operate as an open public comment platform. If comments are enabled in the future, WordPress may process the data provided in the comment form, the user’s IP address and browser user agent string to help detect spam.
11.3. Media
Users should not upload images or files containing personal data unless necessary. Uploaded images may contain embedded metadata, such as EXIF GPS location data. Users should remove such metadata before uploading files.
11.4. Embedded content
Pages may include embedded content from other websites, such as videos, maps, fonts, external scripts, charts or documents. Embedded content from other websites behaves as if the visitor had visited that other website directly.
Such external websites may collect data, use cookies, embed third-party tracking and monitor interactions with the embedded content.
11.5. Plugins and themes
WordPress plugins, themes and website-building tools may process technical data necessary for website operation, security, performance, forms, layout, analytics, cookie consent or user access management.
12. FlareQ521 Application-Specific Information
FlareQ521 is an engineering application for thermal radiation assessment. The application may include, depending on version and configuration:
- Single-flare and multi-flare thermal radiation calculations.
- Brzustowski-Sommer/API 521-related calculation logic.
- XY grid analysis.
- Map-based overlays.
- 2D and 3D visualisation.
- Contour/isopleth plots.
- Wind scenario comparison.
- Import/export of saved projects.
- CSV export.
- PDF report generation.
- Local project saving.
- What-if scenario analysis.
- Client-specific inputs, outputs or report templates.
The application is designed for professional engineering use. Technical data entered into the application is processed to perform calculations, generate plots, produce reports and allow project import/export.
Unless otherwise stated in a specific client agreement, FlareQ521 does not intentionally collect or store users’ engineering project files on the server. Project files are generally handled locally by the user.
Users are responsible for ensuring that project files, industrial data, plant layouts, coordinates, reports or engineering assumptions uploaded, imported or shared through FlareQ521 do not violate confidentiality obligations, employer rules, trade secrets or third-party rights.
13. Local Storage and Local Project Files
The web application may use browser-based mechanisms or local files to support application functionality, such as:
- Saving user settings.
- Importing and exporting project files.
- Generating downloadable files.
- Creating reports.
- Remembering interface preferences.
- Storing project data locally in the browser, if such functionality is enabled.
Local files and browser storage remain under the user’s control. Clearing browser data may remove locally stored settings or projects.
Users should protect exported project files, PDF reports and CSV files, especially if they contain confidential industrial or engineering information.
14. Map, Visualization and Third-Party Libraries
The application may use technical libraries and external tools for maps, plots, charts, 3D visualisation or contour generation.
Depending on the current configuration, this may include libraries or services such as Leaflet or map-related tools, map tile providers, Plotly, D3 or d3-contour, Three.js, browser-based PDF or CSV generation tools, and other JavaScript libraries necessary for application functionality.
If external map tiles, embedded maps, fonts, CDN resources or third-party scripts are loaded, those third-party providers may receive technical data such as IP address, browser information, device data and requested resource URLs.
Where possible, FlareQ521 aims to minimize unnecessary third-party processing and use only resources necessary for website and application functionality.
15. Data Retention
Personal data is stored only for as long as necessary for the purposes for which it was collected, unless a longer period is required by law or justified by legal claims.
| Data type | Typical retention period |
|---|---|
| Contact form messages | Up to 3 years after the end of correspondence, unless further cooperation begins. |
| Business correspondence | For the duration of the matter and then for the period necessary to protect claims. |
| Client panel/account data | For the duration of access, demo, license or cooperation, and then for the period necessary for claims or legal obligations. |
| Support data | For the duration of support and then up to 3 years, unless longer storage is necessary. |
| Server logs | Usually up to 12 months, unless longer storage is necessary for security, abuse prevention or legal reasons. |
| Cookie consent records | For the period necessary to document consent or until consent settings are changed. |
| Invoice/accounting data | For the period required by tax and accounting laws. |
| Data related to legal claims | Until the expiry of limitation periods. |
| Voluntarily provided engineering/project files for support | Only for the time necessary to handle the support request, unless otherwise agreed. |
16. Data Security
The data controller implements appropriate technical and organizational measures to protect personal data against unauthorized access, disclosure, alteration, loss or destruction.
Security measures may include:
- HTTPS encryption.
- Access control.
- Restricted administrative access.
- Secure passwords.
- WordPress and plugin updates.
- Server-side security mechanisms.
- Backups.
- Firewall or anti-abuse tools.
- Limitation of access to personal data.
- Secure communication practices.
- Review of installed plugins and third-party tools.
No online service can guarantee absolute security. However, reasonable measures are taken to protect personal data.
17. User Rights
Users have the right to:
- Access their personal data.
- Obtain a copy of their data.
- Rectify incorrect data.
- Delete data, also known as the “right to be forgotten”.
- Restrict data processing.
- Data portability, where applicable.
- Object to data processing based on legitimate interest.
- Withdraw consent at any time, if processing is based on consent.
- Lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority.
To exercise these rights, please contact us at: contact@flareq521.com.
We may need to verify your identity before processing the request.
18. Right to Lodge a Complaint
If you believe that your personal data is processed unlawfully, you have the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority.
In Poland, the supervisory authority is:
President of the Personal Data Protection Office
Urząd Ochrony Danych Osobowych — UODO
ul. Stanisława Moniuszki 1A
00-014 Warszawa
Poland
Website: https://uodo.gov.pl
19. Consent Withdrawal
If processing is based on consent, you may withdraw consent at any time.
Withdrawal of consent does not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out before withdrawal.
Cookie preferences may be changed through the cookie banner or browser settings.
20. Voluntary or Required Provision of Data
Providing personal data is generally voluntary, but some data may be necessary to use specific features.
- Providing an email address is necessary to receive a response.
- Providing account or access data may be necessary to use the client panel.
- Providing technical data may be necessary for website operation and security.
- Providing invoice data may be necessary for accounting or legal purposes.
Failure to provide necessary data may make it impossible to respond to an inquiry, provide access, deliver support or perform a contract.
21. Automated Decision-Making and Profiling
We do not use personal data for automated decision-making that produces legal effects or similarly significant effects.
We do not conduct advanced profiling of users.
Basic technical analytics or cookie-based statistics, if enabled, may be used to understand website traffic and improve the website, but they are not used to make significant decisions about users.
22. Children’s Data
The website and FlareQ521 application are intended for professional, engineering, industrial, academic and business use.
They are not directed to children.
We do not knowingly collect personal data from children.
23. Marketing Communication
We may send marketing or commercial communication only where legally permitted, for example after receiving consent, in response to a business inquiry or in relation to similar services offered to existing business contacts, where permitted by law.
You may object to marketing communication or withdraw consent at any time by contacting contact@flareq521.com.
24. Confidentiality of Engineering Data
FlareQ521 may be used for industrial, refinery, petrochemical, flare system or plant-related engineering calculations.
Users should not upload, import, send or disclose confidential engineering data, trade secrets, plant layouts, coordinates, process parameters or project documentation unless they are authorized to do so.
If confidential engineering data is voluntarily sent to FlareQ521 for support, testing, demonstration or cooperation, it will be used only for the purpose for which it was provided, unless otherwise agreed.
This Privacy Policy does not replace a separate non-disclosure agreement, license agreement, service agreement or client-specific data processing agreement.
25. Changes to the Privacy Policy
This Privacy Policy may be updated from time to time, especially if website functionality changes, the client panel changes, new plugins or third-party tools are introduced, the cookie configuration changes, analytics, payments, accounts or cloud storage are added, the FlareQ521 application changes or legal requirements change.
Any changes will be published on www.flareq521.com with the effective date clearly indicated.
Terms and Conditions
Effective date: 18 May 2026
Website owner: Paweł Bielka
Website: www.flareq521.com
1. General Provisions
These Terms and Conditions define the rules for accessing and using the website www.flareq521.com, the FlareQ521 client panel, restricted-access pages and the FlareQ521 engineering web application.
By accessing the website, client panel or FlareQ521 application, the user accepts these Terms and Conditions. If the user does not agree with these Terms and Conditions, the user should not use the website, client panel or application.
2. Service Description
FlareQ521 is an engineering software tool intended to support thermal radiation assessment for industrial flare systems. The application may include, depending on the version and configuration:
- Single-flare and multi-flare thermal radiation calculations.
- Flare radiation contour generation.
- 2D and 3D visualisation.
- Map-based overlays.
- Wind scenario comparison.
- CSV export.
- PDF report generation.
- Project import/export.
- Engineering scenario analysis.
- Client-specific configurations or report templates.
FlareQ521 is intended for professional engineering, industrial, academic and business use. It is not intended for use by consumers, children or persons without appropriate technical knowledge.
3. Engineering Disclaimer
Results generated by FlareQ521 are intended for engineering support, preliminary assessment, technical analysis and scenario comparison. They must not be used as the sole basis for final design decisions, permitting, safety-critical decisions, emergency response decisions or operational decisions without independent verification by a qualified engineer.
The user is responsible for verifying all input data, calculation assumptions, model configuration, output results, reports, maps and plots before using them in any engineering, safety, design, regulatory or operational context.
FlareQ521 does not replace professional engineering judgment, applicable standards, internal company procedures, project specifications, local regulations, authority requirements or independent safety review.
4. User Responsibilities
The user agrees to:
- Use FlareQ521 only for lawful and professional purposes.
- Provide accurate and technically justified input data.
- Verify all results before using them in any project or report.
- Protect access credentials to the client panel or restricted pages.
- Not share login credentials with unauthorized persons.
- Not use the application in a way that may disrupt, overload or damage the website or infrastructure.
- Not attempt to bypass access restrictions, security mechanisms or licensing limitations.
- Not reverse engineer, copy, modify, decompile or extract the application logic unless expressly permitted.
- Not upload or share confidential industrial data unless the user is authorized to do so.
5. Access to the Client Panel and Application
Access to the FlareQ521 client panel, restricted pages or application may be granted individually, for example for demonstration, testing, commercial cooperation, licensing or internal evaluation.
Access may be limited in time, restricted to selected users, restricted to selected features or subject to separate commercial, license or confidentiality arrangements.
FlareQ521 reserves the right to suspend or revoke access if the user violates these Terms and Conditions, shares credentials with unauthorized persons, attempts to bypass technical restrictions or uses the application in an improper way.
6. Demo, Test and Trial Access
Demo, test or trial access may be provided for evaluation purposes only. Such access does not guarantee permanent availability, commercial continuity, full functionality or future access to the same version of the application.
Features available in a demo, test or trial version may differ from features available in a commercial or client-specific version.
7. Intellectual Property
The website, application interface, calculation logic, visual design, source code, graphics, reports, templates, documentation, text content, software structure and other elements of FlareQ521 are protected by intellectual property rights.
Unless expressly permitted in writing, the user may not copy, reproduce, distribute, sell, sublicense, modify, decompile, reverse engineer, publish or otherwise exploit any part of FlareQ521.
The user may use exported reports, CSV files and project results for internal engineering, technical or business purposes, provided that such use complies with these Terms and Conditions and any separate agreement between the parties.
8. User Data and Engineering Data
The user remains responsible for all engineering data, project files, technical assumptions, coordinates, plant layouts, process data, flare parameters and other information entered into or processed through FlareQ521.
Unless otherwise agreed, FlareQ521 does not claim ownership of the user’s engineering project data.
The user must ensure that they have the right to use, upload, import, export or share any data processed through FlareQ521, especially if such data contains confidential industrial information, employer data, third-party data, trade secrets or plant-specific information.
9. Local Files, Exports and Reports
FlareQ521 may allow users to generate and download local files, including project files, PDF reports, CSV files, screenshots, charts or other outputs.
The user is responsible for storing, protecting, verifying and managing such files after download or export.
FlareQ521 is not responsible for loss of locally stored files, browser storage data, exported project files, reports or results caused by user actions, browser settings, device failure, cache clearing, software updates or third-party tools.
10. Availability and Changes
The website, client panel and application may be updated, modified, temporarily unavailable or discontinued, especially due to maintenance, technical improvements, security updates, hosting issues, plugin updates, WordPress changes or further software development.
FlareQ521 does not guarantee uninterrupted or error-free operation of the website or application.
The application may be developed over time, and features, layout, calculation methods, interface elements, reports or export formats may change.
11. Third-Party Tools and Libraries
FlareQ521 may use third-party libraries, plugins, scripts, map tools, charting tools, visualization libraries, WordPress plugins, hosting services or other technical components.
FlareQ521 is not responsible for failures, limitations, license changes, interruptions or security issues caused by third-party tools, unless such responsibility cannot be excluded under applicable law.
12. Limitation of Liability
To the maximum extent permitted by law, FlareQ521 and its owner are not liable for:
- Incorrect input data provided by the user.
- Incorrect interpretation of calculation results.
- Use of results without independent engineering verification.
- Decisions made solely on the basis of application outputs.
- Project, operational, safety, financial or business losses caused by improper use of the application.
- Loss of locally stored project files or exported reports.
- Temporary unavailability of the website or application.
- Third-party service interruptions.
- Unauthorized use of access credentials caused by the user’s failure to protect them.
Nothing in these Terms and Conditions excludes liability that cannot be excluded under applicable law.
13. No Professional Certification or Regulatory Approval
Unless expressly stated in a separate written agreement, FlareQ521 does not represent that the application, its results or its reports are certified, approved or accepted by any public authority, notified body, regulatory body, engineering association or standardization organization.
The user is responsible for ensuring that the use of FlareQ521 results complies with all applicable laws, standards, project requirements and internal procedures.
14. Payments and Commercial Terms
If paid access, licensing, subscriptions, custom implementation or commercial services are introduced, the specific commercial terms may be defined in a separate offer, invoice, agreement, license document or order confirmation.
In case of conflict between these general Terms and Conditions and a separately signed agreement, the separately signed agreement shall prevail to the extent of the conflict.
15. Termination of Access
FlareQ521 may terminate, suspend or limit access to the client panel, restricted pages or application if:
- The access period expires.
- The user violates these Terms and Conditions.
- The user attempts to bypass security or licensing mechanisms.
- The user shares access credentials with unauthorized persons.
- Continued access may create a security, legal, technical or business risk.
- The relevant commercial or test cooperation ends.
16. Governing Law
These Terms and Conditions are governed by the laws of Poland, unless mandatory provisions of another applicable law provide otherwise.
Any disputes should first be resolved amicably through direct contact. If this is not possible, disputes may be resolved by the competent court in accordance with applicable law.
17. Changes to Terms and Conditions
These Terms and Conditions may be updated from time to time, especially if the application changes, new services are introduced, legal requirements change or commercial terms are modified.
The updated version will be published on the website with the relevant effective date.
Cookie Policy
Effective date: 18 May 2026
Website owner: Paweł Bielka
Website: www.flareq521.com
1. General Information
This Cookie Policy explains how cookies and similar technologies are used on the website www.flareq521.com, the FlareQ521 client panel, restricted-access pages and the FlareQ521 web application.
2. What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small text files stored on the user’s device when visiting a website. Cookies may be used to make the website work properly, improve user experience, remember preferences, support security, analyze traffic or provide additional functionality.
Similar technologies may include local storage, session storage, pixels, tags, scripts, browser identifiers or other technical mechanisms used by websites and web applications.
3. Why We Use Cookies
Cookies and similar technologies may be used for the following purposes:
- Ensuring proper operation of the website.
- Supporting WordPress functionality.
- Supporting Elementor or website layout features.
- Remembering cookie preferences.
- Protecting the website against abuse, spam or unauthorized access.
- Maintaining access to restricted pages or client panel areas.
- Improving website performance.
- Analyzing website traffic, if analytical tools are enabled.
- Supporting embedded maps, charts, scripts or visualization tools.
- Supporting local application settings or browser-based project functionality.
4. Cookie Categories
| Cookie category | Purpose | Can it be disabled? |
|---|---|---|
| Necessary cookies | Required for website operation, security, access control, consent management and basic WordPress functionality. | Usually no, because the website may not work correctly without them. |
| Functional cookies | Used to remember preferences, improve usability or support optional website/application features. | Yes, depending on browser and cookie banner settings. |
| Analytical cookies | Used to understand website traffic, page visits, performance and user interaction with the website. | Yes. These should be used only if enabled and, where required, after consent. |
| Advertisement cookies | Used for advertising, marketing or remarketing purposes, if such tools are introduced. | Yes. If no advertising tools are active, this category may remain inactive. |
| Unclassified cookies | Cookies that are still being analyzed or classified by the cookie consent tool. | Depends on the cookie type and website configuration. |
5. Necessary Cookies
Necessary cookies are required for the website to function correctly. They may support security, session handling, restricted page access, cookie consent management, load balancing, WordPress functionality and protection against abuse.
These cookies do not usually require consent, because they are technically necessary to provide the website requested by the user.
6. Functional Cookies
Functional cookies may be used to remember user preferences, interface choices, display settings, browser-based options or additional website/application features.
If disabled, some optional features may not work correctly.
7. Analytical Cookies
Analytical cookies may be used to collect information about how users interact with the website, such as visited pages, traffic sources, approximate location, device type, browser type or time spent on the website.
Analytical cookies help improve the website, diagnose technical issues and understand which content is useful to users. Where legally required, analytical cookies are used only after the user gives consent.
8. Advertisement Cookies
Advertisement cookies may be used if marketing, advertising, remarketing or campaign-measurement tools are introduced in the future.
If the website does not actively use advertising tools, this category may remain inactive.
9. Cookie Consent Tool
The website may use a cookie consent management tool to display a cookie banner, collect user choices and remember cookie preferences.
Such a tool may store technical information about the user’s consent, including:
- Accepted or rejected cookie categories.
- Date and time of consent.
- Consent identifier.
- Browser/device information.
- Technical information necessary to remember preferences.
The website may use tools such as cookieadmin.net or similar consent-management services, depending on the current website configuration.
10. WordPress Cookies
Because the website is based on WordPress, WordPress may set cookies necessary for:
- Login or access verification.
- Password-protected pages.
- Administrator sessions.
- Comment functionality, if enabled.
- Security and spam protection.
- Basic website functionality.
If the user accesses restricted pages or a client panel, cookies may be used to verify access and maintain the session.
11. Elementor and Plugin Cookies
The website may use Elementor and other WordPress plugins. These tools may use cookies, local storage or technical scripts to support layout, forms, animations, interface elements, performance, analytics, cookie consent or security.
12. FlareQ521 Application Storage
The FlareQ521 application may use browser-based storage mechanisms to support application functionality, such as:
- Saving interface preferences.
- Remembering user settings.
- Supporting project import/export.
- Supporting local project data.
- Generating files in the browser.
- Supporting reports, charts, maps or calculations.
Local storage and locally saved project files remain under the user’s control. Clearing browser data may remove locally stored settings, temporary data or project-related information.
13. Third-Party Cookies and External Services
Some cookies or similar technologies may be set by third-party services if they are used on the website or in the application.
Third-party services may include:
- Hosting providers.
- Security tools.
- Analytics tools.
- Cookie consent tools.
- Embedded maps.
- CDN providers.
- External fonts.
- Visualization libraries.
- Video or document embeds.
- Payment tools, if introduced.
Third-party providers may process technical data such as IP address, browser information, device information, requested URLs or cookie identifiers.
14. Managing Cookie Preferences
Users can manage cookie preferences through the cookie banner available on the website, if active.
Users can also manage or delete cookies through their browser settings. Most browsers allow users to:
- View stored cookies.
- Delete cookies.
- Block all cookies.
- Block third-party cookies.
- Clear local storage and session storage.
- Receive notifications before cookies are stored.
Disabling cookies may affect the operation of the website, client panel, restricted pages or FlareQ521 application.
15. Cookie Retention
Cookies may be stored for different periods depending on their purpose.
| Cookie type | Typical retention |
|---|---|
| Session cookies | Usually deleted after closing the browser or ending the session. |
| Persistent cookies | Stored for a defined period or until deleted by the user. |
| Consent cookies | Stored for the period necessary to remember and document cookie preferences. |
| Security cookies | Stored for the period necessary to protect the website and prevent abuse. |
| Analytical cookies | Stored according to the configuration of the analytics tool, if such tool is enabled. |
16. Changes to this Cookie Policy
This Cookie Policy may be updated if the website configuration changes, new plugins are installed, the cookie consent tool changes, analytics tools are introduced, advertising tools are added or the FlareQ521 application changes.
The updated version will be published on this page.
Contact
For privacy, terms or cookie-related questions, please contact:
FlareQ521
Email: contact@flareq521.com
Website: www.flareq521.com