Privacy Notice
Effective from: September 25, 2026
This page is an English translation provided for informational purposes only. In case of any discrepancy, the Hungarian-language version is authoritative.
The purpose of this Privacy Notice is to provide visitors (hereinafter: "Data Subject") of the www.drbirobarna.hu website (hereinafter: "Website") operated by Biró Law Firm (hereinafter: "Data Controller") with a transparent overview of the technical data processing activities related to browsing the Website, in accordance with the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
The Website does not carry out any direct online data collection (such as a contact form, newsletter sign-up, or user registration).
1. Details of the Data Controller
2. Technical Data Processing Related to Visiting the Website
A) Server Logging (Technical Data)
When the Website is accessed, the web hosting provider's server automatically records the visitor's technical data in order to ensure the secure operation of the website, defend against cyberattacks, and log errors.
B) Use of Cookies
The Website does not place any first-party cookies of its own, and does not track visitors' browsing habits. The Website's core functions (navigation, search, on-page filtering) operate entirely on the browser side, without cookies. The fact of the map consent is remembered by the Website in the browser's local storage (localStorage); this is not a cookie and never leaves the browser.
C) External (Third-Party) Content
Certain elements of the Website display content from external providers; when this content loads, the Data Subject's browser connects directly to that provider's server, and the provider in question may process technical data in accordance with its own privacy policy.
The Data Controller bears no responsibility for the data processing carried out by these external services; further information on Google's data processing practices is available in Google's Privacy Policy.
3. Rights of Data Subjects
Under the GDPR, the Data Subject may, through the contact details of Biró Law Firm listed above, request:
4. Remedies
If the Data Subject believes that the GDPR has been violated in the processing of their personal data, they may lodge a complaint with the following authority:
In the event of a violation of their rights, the Data Subject may also bring a claim against the Data Controller before a court (the case falls within the jurisdiction of the regional court competent for the Data Subject's place of residence or stay).