Privacy policy

Hi, welcome to the internet. Here on the internet, a lot of things are normal. We don’t even wink an eye on a cat playing a xylophone, and even worse, it’s normal to post every thought you have on social media.

Where’s the cat video?

Right here but that’s irrelevant.

Ok carry on

Another thing that’s really common is using tools to understand what visitors do when they’re browsing your website. Some companies go overboard with this and it sucks.

Is it really that dangerous?

It isn’t necessarily dangerous, but it has the potential to become. By collecting a lot of data on you, companies can create custom offers based on your personality. For instance, they can offer you a free drink when you need one!

A drink would be nice

Indeed, pass the bottle.

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Unfortunately, they can also use the data to segment people into groups and pass their own agenda in various dark patterns. Long story short, you end up feeling compassionate for the bunny killers and you don’t even notice there’s a hidden agenda behind it.

Wow.

We know, right? Listen, not all things are bad. There’s people who use your data for good. It’s even necessary in some cases. Those cases might sound natural to you, but we’re obligated to name them. So you know what’s going on.

Human is collecting my data?

Of course we are, we have to. There are a few cases when we need to save certain information about you. But we want to be truly transparent about it, so here’s the list.

K..

When you’re browsing our website, we save the following data: your IP address, the device you’re using, your timezone, the pages on our site you’ve visited, and similar things.

Why do you do that?

In order to give you a better experience, we need to know where you’re coming from. Also, we need to draw fancy reports in order to show our boss that we’re doing something, otherwise he’ll be onto us and then the games stop.

But wait, there’s more…

More? OK, hit me while you’re at it!

We’re not your daddy, we’ll leave that for later.

Anyway, when you send us a message, be it you showing interest for our open positions or you want to work with us, we have to save the data you send us.

That’s logical

Of course it is, but we have to inform you of it. Just so you know, you can request to access or delete your personal data from our logs whenever you want to. Just send us an e-mail and it’ll be more successful than the plot of Eternal sunshine of a spotless mind.

Man.. that’s a great movie.

How the hell do you know that I love that movie?

There’s no analytics in it, trust us. It’s just pure love, we feel you.

Wait.. why are you telling me this?

Starting from 14.04.2016. we have to put it in written form. The regulative is named GDPR, you should read about it.

Since we’re all equal here, we’re showing you this regardless of your geolocation. So read on!

There’s more?

Just a little bit, but there’s cookies in the end! And if you’re not satisfied - sue us.

Gimme the details, I’m suing

Great! If you believe we’ve done something wrong, please send us an e-mail and we’ll fix it immediately.

If that doesn’t work for you, you may always contact your personal data protection agency. If you’re from Croatia, that would be azop.hr which is just a few streets down the block from us, on Martićeva ulica 14 in Zagreb.

After that, come by for a beer.

I was joking, I can’t sue you

Likewise amigo!

Where are the cookies?

Oh, right. That’s an easy one. We’ve put a few on your device. We use them to save some preferences while you scroll through our site. Cookies are small files containing data related to your experience using our website.

A good example would be our animation mechanism. When you’re clicking-through fast, we save that data and remove unnecessary animations.