PRIVACY POLICY

MarkLab Agency takes the privacy of your data very seriously. Our Privacy Policy is designed to inform you of our practices regarding the collection, use, and disclosure of the data you provide us, or the data collected by visiting www.marklab.rs

Please carefully read and inform yourself of these practices as any use or visits to the pages of our website confirms your acceptance of the terms specified in this Privacy Policy. By accessing this website, you confirm that you agree to the binding character of the Privacy Policy and give consent that your data is collected, used, and processed as per the Policy.

Information That We Can Collect and Process:

The information that we may collect and process are as follows:

• Information by which you can be personally identified, such as name, surname, mailing address, e-mail, telephone number (hereinafter referred to as: personal data)
• Information relating to you, but do not personally identify you (e.g., IP address)
• Information regarding your internet connection, equipment that you use to access our website and details of use

How the Information is Collected

We collect your data in several ways: directly when you deliver it to us, automatically while you are using this site, or from third parties, such as our business partners. We only collect the data you wish to provide us with, those that are necessary for us to facilitate our services with, or those that help us improve our services. You are not obliged to provide us with any personal data, but this may limit the full possibility of the website’s use. Direct data such as name, surname, mailing address, e-mail, telephone number or similar we only collect if you provide us this information.

Personal Data

The personal data that we collect through our website can encompass the following information you disclose by:

• Filling in or using any of the available forms on the website (such as ‘Contact’, ‘Communication’, ‘Newsletter’ Sign-up, or Blog comments section)
• Requesting additional services
• Entering a competition or promotion under our sponsorship or organization
• Reporting issues with our website
• Any other way of disclosing information

Personal data that we collect on our website or via our website can encompass archive or copies of our mutual communication if you contact us (including e-mail addresses). Your answers or replies in the event that we ask you to complete any polls, or your searches on our website.

Automated Data Collection

While you are using our website, we can automatically capture data that include the details regarding use, IP address and information gathered via cookies, beacons, or other tracking technologies. By accessing our website, you agree to our automated capture and processing of the above-stated data. Information that we can automatically capture while you are visiting our website, searching or being active in any way is certain information regarding your equipment, activities, and search behaviours that includes:

• Details regarding your visits to the website, including traffic data, location data, records and other communications and sources that you access and use while visiting the website pages.
• Information regarding computer and internet connection that includes your IP address, operating system, and browser type.

The information we automatically capture represent statistical data. This helps us understand the user, improve on our website, and offer a better and more personalized service, given that it enables us to estimate the number of visitors and their patterns of website usage. We are further able to preserve information regarding your preferences, enabling us to customize the website as per your interests and assist in speeding up your search, to recognize you when you visit our website again, and to analyse how the users utilize the site for individual needs in the spheres of marketing and research.

Cookies and Other Technologies

Technologies that we use for automated capture of data can encompass:

• Cookies (or browser cookies). A cookie is a small file located on the hard disk of your computer. You can reject the cookie of the browser by adjusting your browser settings. However, if you select this option, you might not be able to access certain parts of our website. Unless you set your own browser settings not to accept cookies, our system will place cookies when you visit our website via the browser.
• Flash cookies. Certain features of our website can use locally stored elements (or flash cookies) for capture and storing of data regarding your wishes and navigations to, throughout and from our website. Flash cookies do not have the same browser settings as those used for browser cookies.
• Web beacons. The pages of our website and our emails can contact small electronic files known as web beacons (also known as clean gifs, pixel tags and single pixel gifs) that allow to count users who have visit or opened emails, as well as collecting other statistics related to our website (for example recording the popularity of the content of a particular website and checking the integrity of the system and the servers).

How We Use Your Information

We use information that we collect about you, or that you provide to us, including all personal data:

• To present you with our website and its content
• To provide you with the information or services that you request from us
• To deliver other services for which the information is provided
• To deliver notifications
• To carry out our obligations and exercise the rights arising from any obligatory relationship you have entered with us
• To inform you of changes on our website, particular project, or services we offer or provide
• To enable use of interactive services on our website
• To contact you regarding projects and services offered by us or third parties that might be of interest to you
• For any other purpose with your consent

Ensuring the Security of Your Personal Information and Other Data

MarkLab undertakes all necessary measures to keep your personal information secure. To that end, only authorized employees of MarkLab, companies that are service providers and business partners have access to your personal data, all of whom are obliged to store confidential information. We have established mechanisms in order to protect your information that allow you to manage your data by setting your browser to reject all or some of the browser cookies, or to want you when the cookies are sent. If you disable or decline cookies, please note that some parts of the website may be unavailable or may not work properly. Additionally, we have implemented measures that protect your personal data from accidental loss and unauthorized access, use, change and disclosure. All information that you provide to us is stored on our secure servers.

Safety and security of your data also depends on you. If you have obtained (or selected) a password to access certain parts of our website, you should keep this password secure. Please do not disclose your password to anyone. The spread of information over Internet is not entirely secure. Although we will do our best to protect your personal data, we cannot guarantee the security of your information that has been submitted to our website. Any transfer of personal data is at your own risk. We are not responsible for the safety unless you set your privacy as advised or consider the security measures provided on the website.

Disclosure of Your Information

MarkLab will never share your personal information with third parties who intend to use the same for direct marketing purposes unless you have granted us permission to do so. We may disclose the information collected about our users, as well as information that does not identify the individual without limitations as per below:

• As part of the partial or entire MarkLab or property to any third party, or as a part of the restructuring or reorganization
• To subcontractors, service providers and third parties contracted to support our operations and business
• To fulfill the purpose for which you provided us the information
• For other purposes with your consent

In Addition, we may disclose your personal information:

• If we are obliged to disclose or share your personal data in order to fulfill our legal obligations (for example if requested by a court order)
• To meet any terms of use applicable to any of the websites, pr to meet conditions or contracting that is related to our services
• If we believe that disclosure of information is necessary or appropriate for the protection of our rights, property, and security of our clients or other persons. This includes exchange of information with other companies and organizations for fraud protection purposes and reduction of credit risk.

Access and Alteration of Your Information

You can request that you update your personal data we have collected by contacting as via office@marklab.rs

If you do not wish to share your personal data with unrelated third parties or intermediaries for promotional purposes, you can opt out by sending an email to office@marklab.rs stating your request. If you do not want us to use your email address or contact information for promotional purposes of our own projects and services or third party projects and services, you can unsubscribe by emailing us via office@marklab.rs stating your request.

Other Websites

Our website may contain links to other websites that are not under our control and are not subject to this Privacy Policy, and therefore this Privacy Policy does not apply to these websites. We recommend that you read the privacy policy for each website you visit carefully. If you access other websites using the links provided, the operators of these websites may request information from you that they will use in accordance with their own privacy policy which may differ from ours.

Underage Users

If you are a minor, it is necessary to obtain permission from your parents or guardian before giving us information about yourself. Underage users who do not have this permission are not allowed to give us personal information.Privacy and Cookie Policy

PRIVACY POLICY

MarkLab Agency takes the privacy of your data very seriously. Our Privacy Policy is designed

to inform you of our practices regarding the collection, use and disclosure of the data you

provide us, or the data collected by visiting www.marklab.rs Please carefully read and

inform yourself of these practices as any use or visits to the pages of our website confirms

your acceptance of the terms specified in this Privacy Policy. By accessing this website, you

confirm that you agree to the binding character of the Privacy Policy and give consent that

your data is collected, used, and processed as per the Policy.

Information that we can collect and process:

The information that we may collect, and process are as follows:

– Information by which you can be personally identified, such as name, surname,

mailing address, e-mail, telephone number (hereinafter referred to as: personal

data)

– Information relating to you, but do not personally identify you (e.g., IP address)

– Information regarding your internet connection, equipment that you use to access

our website and details of use

How the information is collected

We collect your data in several ways: directly when you deliver it to us, automatically while

you are using this site, or from third parties, such as our business partners.

We only collect the data you wish to provide us with, those that are necessary for us to

facilitate our services with, or those that help us improve our services. You are not obliged

to provide us with any personal data, but this may limit the full possibility of the website’s

use. Direct data such as name, surname, mailing address, e-mail, telephone number or

similar we only collect if you provide us this information.

Personal Data

The personal data that we collect through our website can encompass the following

information you disclose by:

– Filling in or using any of the available forms on the website (such as ‘Contact’,

‘Communication’, ‘Newsletter’ Sign-up, or Blog comments section)

– Requesting additional services

– Entering a competition or promotion under our sponsorship or organization

– Reporting issues with our website

– Any other way of disclosing information

Personal data that we collect on our website or via our website can encompass archive or

copies of our mutual communication if you contact us (including e-mail addresses). Your

answers or replies in the event that we ask you to complete any polls, or your searches on

our website.

Automated data collection

While you are using our website, we can automatically capture data that include the details

regarding use, IP address and information gathered via cookies, beacons, or other tracking

technologies. By accessing our website, you agree to our automated capture and processing

of the above stated data.

Information that we can automatically capture while you are visiting our website, searching

or being active in any way is certain information regarding your equipment, activities, and

search behaviours that includes:

– Details regarding your visits to the website, including traffic data, location data,

records and other communications and sources that you access and use while

visiting the website pages.

– Information regarding computer and internet connection that includes your IP

address, operating system, and browser type.

The information we automatically capture represent statistical data. This helps us

understand the user, improve on our website, and offer a better and more personalized

service, given that it enables us to estimate the number of visitors and their patterns of

website usage. We are further able to preserve information regarding your preferences,

enabling us to customize the website as per your interests and assist in speeding up your

search, to recognize you when you visit our website again, and to analyse how the users

utilize the site for individual need in the spheres of marketing and research.

Cookies and other technologies

Technologies that we use for automated capture of data can encompass:

– Cookies (or browser cookies). A cookie is a small file located on the hard disk of your

computer. You can reject the cookie of the browser by adjusting your browser

settings. However, if you select this option, you might not be able to access certain

parts of our website. Unless you set your own browser settings not to accept

cookies, our system will place cookies when you visit our website via the browser.

– Flash cookies. Certain features of our website can use locally stored elements (or

flash cookies) for capture and storing of data regarding your wishes and navigations

to, throughout and from our website. Flash cookies do not have the same browser

settings as those used for browser cookies.

– Web beacons. The pages of our website and our emails can contact small electronic

files known as web beacons (also known as clean gifs, pixel tags and single pixel gifs)

that allow to count users who have visit or opened emails, as well as collecting other

statistics related to our website (for example recording the popularity of the content

of a particular website and checking the integrity of the system and the servers).

How we use Your information

We use information that we collect about you, or that you provide to us, including all

personal data:

• To present you with our website and its content

• To provide you with the information or services that you request from us

• To deliver other services for which the information is provided

• To deliver notifications

• To carry out our obligations and exercise the rights arising from any obligatory

relationship you have entered with us

• To inform you of changes on our website, particular project, or services we offer or

provide

• To enable use of interactive services on our website

• To contact you regarding projects and services offered by us or third parties that

might be of interest to you

• For any other purpose with your consent

Ensuring the security of your personal information and other data

MarkLab undertakes all necessary measures to keep your personal information secure. To

that end, only authorized employees of MarkLab, companies that are service providers and

business partners have access to your personal data, all of whom are obliged to store

confidential information.

We have established mechanisms in order to protect your information that allow you to

manage your data by setting your browser to reject all or some of the browser cookies, or to

want you when the cookies are sent. If you disable or decline cookies, please note that

some parts of the website may be unavailable or may not work properly. Additionally, we

have implemented measures that protect your personal data from accidental loss and

unauthorized access, use, change and disclosure. All information that you provide to us is

stored on our secure servers.

Safety and security of your data also depends on you. If you have obtained (or selected) a

password to access certain parts of our website, you should keep this password secure.

Please do not disclose your password to anyone.

The spread of information over Internet is not entirely secure. Although we will do our best

to protect your personal data, we cannot guarantee the security of your information that

has been submitted to our website. Any transfer of personal data is at your own risk. We are

not responsible for the safety unless you set your privacy as advised or consider the security

measures provided on the website.

Disclosure of your information

MarkLab will never share your personal information with third parties who intend to use the

same for direct marketing purposes unless you have granted us permission to do so.

We may disclose the information collected about our users, as well as information that does

not identify the individual without limitations as per below:

• As part of the partial or entire MarkLab or property to any third party, or as a part of

the restructuring or reorganization

• To subcontractors, service providers and third parties contracted to support our

operations and business

• To fulfill the purpose for which you provided us the information

• For other purposes with your consent

In Addition, we may disclose your personal information:

• If we are obliged to disclose or share your personal data in order to fulfill our legal

obligations (for example if requested by a court order)

• To meet any terms of use applicable to any of the websites, pr to meet conditions or

contracting that is related to our services

• If we believe that disclosure of information is necessary or appropriate for the

protection of our rights, property, and security of our clients or other persons. This

includes exchange of information with other companies and organizations for fraud

protection purposes and reduction of credit risk.

Access and alteration of your information

You can request that you update your personal data we have collected by contacting as via

office@marklab.rs

If you do not wish to share your personal data with unrelated third parties or intermediaries

for promotional purposes, you can opt out by sending an email to office@marklab.rs stating

your request.

If you do not want us to use your email address or contact information for promotional

purposes of our own projects and services or third party projects and services, you can

unsubscribe by emailing us via office@marklab.rs stating your request.

Other Websites

Our website may contain links to other websites that are not under our control and are not

subject to this Privacy Policy, and therefore this Privacy Policy does not apply to these

websites. We recommend that you read the privacy policy for each website you visit

carefully. If you access other websites using the links provided, the operators of these

websites may request information from you that they will use in accordance with their own

privacy policy which may differ from ours.

Underage Users

If you are a minor, it is necessary to obtain permission from your parents or guardian before

giving us information about yourself. Underage users who do not have this permission are

not allowed to give us personal information.

Changes to our Privacy Policy

MORIS Rent a Car reserves the right to make alterations to this Data Protection Policy

without prior notice. Please check the terms every time you visit the website in order to

inform yourself of any changes that might have occurred. All information regarding each of

the changes will be stated on this page. The date of the last revision of the Privacy Policy is

located on the top of the page.

Contact Information

If you have questions or comments regarding this Privacy Policy, or questions regarding your

personal information, please do not hesitate to contact us via email office@marklab.rs

Cookie Policy

What is a cookie?

A cookie is information stored on your own computer by the website you visit. Cookies

usually store your settings, setting for a website, such as preferred language or address.

Upon your next visit to the same website, the internet browser sends back cookies that

belong to that website allowing the website to display information tailored to your needs.

Cookies can store a wide range of information, including personal information such as your

name or email address. However, this information can only be saved if you allow it to be –

websites cannot access information that you did not give them and cannot access other files

on your computer. The default cookie storage and sending activities of the cookies are not

visible to you. However, you can change your browser settings by choosing whether you

want to approve or reject cookie storage requests and prompts. Thereafter you can

automatically delete saved cookies and other settings upon closing the internet browser.

How to adjust cookie settings?

By editing cookie settings, you decide if you wish to allow their storage on your computer.

Your can manage and adjust the cookie settings in your Internet browser. For information

on cookie setting click on the name of the browser you use. Some setting may also depend

on the device you use to access internet such as laptop, tablet or mobile phone.

• Chrome

• Firefox

• Edge

• Internet Explorer 9

• Internet Explorer 7 i 8

• Opera

• Safari

If you disable the cookies you will still be able to browse through www.marklab.rs , but

some options of the pages will not be available to you.

What are temporary cookies?

Temporary cookies or session cookies are removed from your computer when you close

your internet browser. They assist the websites to store temporary data such as shopping

cart items.

What are permanent cookies?

Permanent cookies remain on your computer after you close your browser. They help

websites store information such as login username and password so that you do not have to

log in every time you visit a particular website. Permanent cookies remain in the computer

for days, months, and some even years.

What are first-party cookies?

First-party cookies come from the websites you visit and can be temporary or permanent.

These cookies enable the websites to store data that will be reused the next time you visit

that particular website.

What are third-party cookies?

Third-party cookies come from advertisements on other websites such as banner or other

adverts located on the website you are browsing through. These cookies can track the use

of internet for marketing purposes.

What kind of cookies does MarkLab use and why?

Session cookies, also known as temporary or non-persistent cookies are temporary cookies

that are stored in your temporary memory location which is deleted after your session ends,

or rather when you close your internet browser. We use them to enable access to content

and to enable activities when you log in with your data.

Persistent cookies usually have an expiration date that is far into the future, so they will

remain in your browser until they expire, or until you manually delete them. MarkLab uses

persistent cookies for functionalities such as ‘’remember me’’ when the user is logged in.

We also use persistent cookies to better understand the user’s habits and thus improve our

website browsing experience.

What are essential and what are optional cookies?

• Essential, also known as necessary cookies, allow core website functionality of

www.marklab.rs These cookies are always automatically downloaded to your

computer and do not require your consent.

• Additional to the essential cookies we use both analytical and advertising cookies for

which we do need your consent.

• Analytical cookies enable monitoring and analysis of the website users’ activities to

improve the functionality of the page and our own service such as optimisation of

the web for different types of devices, operating systems, identifying the most

popular or least popular products, analysis of customer flow through the pages, etc.

• Advertising cookies allow us to post our ads on our own website, other websites, and

social networks in a way that is tailored to your interests, taking into account your

past use of our website.

Does www.marklab.rs use third party cookies?

There are certain external services whose cookies can also be stored as part of our website’s

use. These cookies are used for seamless use of various options that the website offers, as

well as enabling easy access to content (such as image viewing that the user linked to via

Instagram, etc).

The following third-party cookies are used by www.marklab.rs :

Google Analytics cookies that allow you to measure, or rather analyse the website user’s visit of our

pages. All information regarding the Google Analytics cookies, their management, how to disable

them or disable their storage can be found at Google Analytics.

Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, LinkedIn and TikTok collect and process your personal data

when you visit their websites and apps, including device information, and information about your

activities. This happens disregarding your own membership and account and whether you are logged

in or not.

MarkLab cannot influence the processing of data by third parties. MarkLab does not use cookies

for any other purpose than those outlined in our Privacy Policy.

List of Cookies

Important Cookies

Name of the cookie Producer Use Duration

X-Magento-Vary MarkLab

The cookie is used to assist in

easier cache of the content by

the browser in order for pages

to load faster.

session

form_key MarkLab Security measure to protect the

data form. session

PHPSESSID MarkLab The cookie allows the website

to save serialized data. session

mage-translation-file-version MarkLab Makes translation into other

languages easier. session

mage-translation-storage MarkLab Makes translation into other

languages easier. session

section_data_ids MarkLab

The cookies allow you to

remember the products that

the users have put on the wish

list.

1 Day

mage-messages MarkLab Necessary for the chat feature

on the website. 1 Day

mage-cache-sessid MarkLab

The cookie is used to assist in

easier cache of the content by

the browser in order for pages

to load faster.

1 Day

product_data_storage MarkLab

The cookie is used to perform

the functionality of the recently

viewed products.

1 Day

recently_compared_product_previous MarkLab

The cookie is used for enabling

of the feature for product

comparison.

1 Day

recently_compared_product MarkLab

The cookie is used for enabling

of the feature for product

comparison.

1 Day

recently_viewed_product_previous MarkLab

The cookie is used to perform

the functionality of the recently

viewed products.

1 Day

recently_viewed_product MarkLab

The cookie is used to perform

the functionality of the recently

viewed products.

1 Day

mage-cache-storage-sectioninvalidation MarkLab

The cookie is used to assist in

easier cache of the content by

the browser in order for pages

to load faster.

1 Day

mage-cache-storage MarkLab

The cookie is used to assist in

easier cache of the content by

the browser in order for pages

to load faster.

1 Day

gdpr_popup_shown MarkLab

Records whether pop-ups in

setting have already been

displayed.

3 years

gdpr-allow-analytics MarkLab

Records whether the user

allowed the use of cookies

intended for analytics.

3 years

gdpr-allow-marketing MarkLabr

Records whether the user

allowed the use of cookies

intended for marketing.

3 years

die_popup1 MarkLab Records whether the pop-up

box was shown to the user. 20 days

one_time1 MarkLab Records whether the pop-up

box was shown to the user. 20 days

OGP External

(google.com)

This cookie enables the

functioning of the Google

Maps.

2 months

OGPC External

(google.com)

This cookie enables the

functioning of the Google

Maps.

2 months

mage-cache-timeout MarkLab

The cookie is used to assist in

easier cache of the content by

the browser in order for pages

to load faster.

permanent

Analytical Cookies

Name of the cookie Producer Use Duration

PHPSESSID cpx.smind.si The cookie allows the website to save serialized data. weekly

_gat_UA-XXXXXXXXX Google Analytics Tracking of the viewing statistics and of updated

status on the website. weekly

_gid Google Analytics Tracking of the viewing statistics and of updated

status on the website. 1 day

_ga Google Analytics Tracking of the viewing statistics and of updated

status on the website. 2 years

fr Facebook Tracking of the viewing statistics and of updated

status on the website. 90 days

Advertising Cookies

_fbp Facebook Facebook uses the cookie for creation of targeted ads. weekly

IDE doubleclick.net

Google DoubleClick uses it to register and report user

action on a web location after viewing or clicking on

of the advertisements in order to measure to ad

performance and to show users targeted ads.

390

days

ts creativecdn.com The cookie is used for creation of personalized ads. 1 year

u creativecdn.com The cookie is used for creation of personalized ads. 1 year

_cfduid .ipromcloud.com The cookie is used for creation of personalized ads. 1 year

Additional information regarding cookie enabling and disabling

There are currently several websites for turning off cookies and trackers for different services. You

can learn more via:

• http://www.allaboutcookies.org/

• http://www.youronlinechoices.eu/

• http://www.aboutads.info/choices/

• https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/analyticsjs/cookie-usage

• http://www.addthis.com/privacy/privacy-policy