Cookie Policy
INFORMATION ABOUT COOKIES
Due to the implementation of the amendment to the “Law on Information Society Services” (LSSICE), established by Royal Decree 13/2012, it is mandatory to obtain the explicit consent of users from all websites that use non-essential cookies before they browse through them.
“Cookies” allow service providers related to the Internet to store and retrieve data about users stored on their devices.
When Internet-related service providers use cookies, they must obtain user consent after users have been clearly and fully informed about their usage and purpose (particularly regarding the purposes of data processing, according to both Organic Law 15/1999, of December 13, on the Protection of Personal Data, and Regulation (EU) 2016/679 – GDPR).
Where technically possible and effective, the recipient’s consent to accept data processing can be facilitated through the configuration of the Internet browser (or other application) being used.
The above will not prevent technical storage or access solely for the purpose of transmitting a communication over an electronic communications network or, as far as strictly necessary, for the provision of an information society service explicitly requested by the recipient. E.g., authentication cookies to identify the user once logged in, or the shopping cart on a website where we store selected items before proceeding to final payment.
WHAT ARE COOKIES?
Cookies are tools used on websites to ensure proper functionality and to store and retrieve information about visitors.
Through the use of these tools, the web server can remember certain data relating to the user, such as preferences for page display, names, passwords, products of interest, shopping carts, etc.
CLASSIFICATION AND TYPES OF COOKIES
1.- Depending on the entity managing the device or domain from which cookies are sent and the data processed , we can differentiate:
Own Cookies:
These are cookies sent to the user’s terminal device from a server or domain managed directly by the website editor. These cookies are used to facilitate navigation or to ensure that the website functions correctly in relation to the service requested by the user. They are also known as first-party cookies since they are exclusively managed by the website owner without third-party involvement. Their use is essential to improve the user experience, store preferences, enable customized features, and collect analytical data on behavior within the website, always complying with current data protection regulations.
Third-Party Cookies:
On some websites, third-party cookies may be installed to manage and improve services offered. For example, statistical services like Google Analytics and Comscore.
2.- Based on the length of time they remain active on the terminal device , we can differentiate:
- Session Cookies : Their validity expires when the browser is closed.
- Persistent Cookies : Their validity varies; they remain until their intended purpose has been fulfilled or manually deleted by the user.
3.- Depending on the purpose for which the data obtained via cookies are processed , we can distinguish between:
Technical Cookies:
These allow users to navigate through the website or application and use its various options or services. For example, controlling traffic and data communication, identifying sessions, accessing restricted areas of the website, remembering elements that make up an order, requesting registration or participation in events, using security elements during navigation, and storing content for video or audio streaming.
Analytical Cookies:
These allow tracking and analysis of user behavior on websites. The information collected through these cookies is used to measure activity on websites, applications, or platforms and to create browsing profiles to introduce improvements based on user data.
Preference Cookies:
These allow users to access the service with predefined general characteristics on their device or defined by the user themselves. For example, language, type of browser used to access the service, selected content layout, device geolocation, and regional settings.
Social Media Cookies:
Necessary for linking the website to social networks.
Advertising and Preference Cookies:
These allow efficient management of advertising spaces included on the website or application providing the service. They help tailor advertising content to be relevant to the user and avoid showing ads they’ve already seen.
Affiliate Cookies:
Allow identification of the source of visits to the website.
COOKIES SUBJECT TO REGULATION AND EXEMPT COOKIES
According to EU directives, cookies requiring informed and explicit user consent are analytics, advertising, and affiliate cookies.
Exempted are those that are technical and necessary for the operation of the website or for the provision of services specifically requested by the user.
HOW TO MANAGE AND DELETE COOKIES IN THE BROWSER
Users have the option to allow, block, or delete cookies installed on their device by adjusting the settings of the browser installed on their device.
The browser allows you to adjust your settings so that you are notified when a new cookie is received and gives you the option to block installation. This way, users have control over accepting cookies.
Additionally, users can revoke previously granted consent for cookie installation and proceed to delete them at any time, according to their preferences.
Each browser offers options for configuring cookie handling, allowing users to accept or reject all cookies, or selectively choose which ones they want to allow and which not. These settings can be adapted to each user’s privacy needs.
Below are links to pages explaining how to adjust these settings in the most commonly used browsers, making it easier to customize cookie control:
– Google Chrome : https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95647?spm=a2ty_o01.29997173.0.0.7f7bc921PQSQsO&hl=en&sjid=6311902457272934971-EU
– Mozilla Firefox:
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/cookies-information-websites-store-on-your-computer
– Microsoft Explorer:
– Safari:
The Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on is a tool that allows disabling the use of analytical cookies from this service in any browser. Following the provided instructions, users can avoid the collection of navigation-related data through Google Analytics across all compatible browsers. This add-on is available for download at the following link:
https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout
In this other URL you can consult Google’s Privacy Policy:
http://www.google.es/intl/es/policies/privacy
This address provides information on how Google uses cookies:
https://policies.google.com/technologies/cookies?hl=en-GB
This other address informs us about the types of cookies used by Google:
https://policies.google.com/technologies/cookies?hl=en-GB#types-of-cookies
To adjust cookie permissions in the Google Chrome browser:
- Click on the menu located in the toolbar.
- Select Settings.
- Click on Show advanced settings.
- Under the “Privacy” section, click on Content settings.
- In the “Cookies” section, you can configure the options.
More information about Google Chrome .
To adjust cookie permissions in the Mozilla Firefox browser:
- At the top of the Firefox window, click the Tools menu.
- Select Options.
- Select the Privacy panel.
- Under Firefox, select Use custom settings for history to configure the options.
More information about Mozilla Firefox .
To adjust cookie permissions in the Internet Explorer browser:
- At the top of the Internet Explorer window, click the Tools menu.
- Select the Security tab and use the Delete browsing history option to remove cookies. Check the box next to “Cookies” and then click Delete.
- Select the Security tab and access Settings.
- Move the slider all the way up to block all cookies or all the way down to allow all cookies. Then click OK.
More information about Internet Explorer .
If you block the use of cookies in your browser, some services or functionalities of the website may not be available.
In some browsers, specific rules can be set for managing cookies per website, offering more precise control over privacy. This means you can disable cookies from all sites except those you trust.
In any case, users should be aware that deactivating cookies may hinder or prevent access to certain sections of the Website or may degrade the browsing experience.
USED COOKIES
| Name | Description | Company | Type | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| APISID | When creating or logging into a Google account, cookies are stored to keep you logged into that Google account when visiting their services again. | Third-party | 2 years | |
| CONSENT | Used for Google services consent. | Third-party | Permanent | |
| HSID | When creating or logging into a Google account, cookies are stored to keep you logged into that Google account when visiting their services again. | Third-party | 2 years | |
| NID | This cookie is used by Google to store user preferences and information while viewing pages containing Google Maps. | Third-party | 6 months | |
| OGP | This cookie is used by Google to provide services and extract anonymous browsing information. | Third-party | 1 month | |
| SID | When creating or logging into a Google account, cookies are stored to keep you logged into that Google account when visiting their services again. | Third-party | 2 years | |
| SIDCC | This cookie is used by Google to provide services and extract anonymous browsing information. | Third-party | 3 months | |
| SSID | When creating or logging into a Google account, cookies are stored to keep you logged into that Google account when visiting their services again. | Third-party | 2 years | |
| OTZ | Used to personalize ads shown on Google services. | Third-party | Session | |
| SAPISID | These cookies are used by Google to store user preferences and information while viewing pages containing Google Maps. | Third-party | 2 years | |
| _gat_norec | Cookies used by Google Analytics that contain an anonymous identifier used to distinguish users. | Third-party | Session | |
| _gat_rec | Cookies used by Google Analytics that contain an anonymous identifier used to distinguish users. | Third-party | Session | |
| 1P_JAR | Data analysis cookie. | Third-party | 1 month | |
| bku | Records anonymous user data, such as IP address, geographical location, visited websites, and clicked ads, to optimize ad display based on user movement across websites using the same ad network. | Addthis | Third-party | 6 months |
| loc | Geolocation, used to help providers determine the geographic location (at state level) of users sharing information with each other. | Addthis | Third-party | 1 year |
| mus | Allows visitors to our website to share content on social networks. | Addthis | Third-party | 1 year |
| na_id | Internal functioning of AddThis. | Addthis | Third-party | 2 years |
| na_tc | Internal functioning of AddThis. | Addthis | Third-party | 2 years |
| ouid | These cookies have an advertising purpose. They contain a unique randomly generated value that allows the platform to distinguish browsers and devices. Used to measure ad performance and provide product recommendations based on statistics. | Addthis | Third-party | Session |
| uid | Allows websites and their users to easily share content with others via exchange icons and social bookmarking destinations. AddThis cookies are used to enable content sharing. AddThis also collects data on how content is shared. | Addthis | Third-party | 2 months |
| uvc | Allows websites and their users to easily share content with others via exchange icons and social bookmarking destinations. AddThis cookies are used to enable content sharing. AddThis also collects data on how content is shared. | Addthis | Third-party | 2 years |
| _ga | Used to distinguish users. | Third-party | 2 years | |
| _gid | Used to distinguish users. | Third-party | 24 hours | |
| 1P_JAR | Transfers data to Google. | Third-party | 1 week | |
| AID, TAID | These cookies can also be used on other Google properties (e.g., YouTube) to show more relevant ads. If you previously logged into your Google account on another device, cookies named “AID”, “DSID”, and “TAID” are also used to link your activity across different devices, coordinate ads viewed on them, and measure conversion events. To prevent ads from syncing across your devices, you can disable ad personalization in Ad Settings. Other cookies called DSID, FLC, AID, TAID, and exchange_uid may also be used. Other Google properties, like YouTube, might use these cookies to show more relevant ads. | Third-party | 24 hours | |
| _gat | Used to limit the percentage of requests. If you implemented Google Analytics via Google Tag Manager, this cookie will be called_dc_gtm_<property-id>. |
Third-party | 1 minute | |
| act | Necessary cookies for the Facebook social plugin. | Third-party | Until session ends | |
| c_user | Necessary cookies for the Facebook social plugin. | Third-party | Up to 5 months | |
| datr | Checks during login whether the user account is being used fraudulently by a third party. Facebook also uses the DATR cookie for other security systems not enabled by default, such as login approval or trusted devices. | Third-party | 2 years | |
| fr | This is Facebook’s main advertising cookie. It is used to offer, analyze, and improve the relevance of ads. | Third-party | Up to 5 months | |
| pl | Necessary cookies for the Facebook social plugin. | Third-party | Up to 4 months | |
| presence | Necessary for the Facebook social plugin. | Third-party | Until session ends | |
| sb | Necessary cookies for the Facebook social plugin. | Third-party | Up to 2 months | |
| spin | Advertising. | Third-party | ||
| wd | Necessary cookies for the Facebook social plugin. | Third-party | Up to 1 week | |
| xs | Necessary cookies for the Facebook social plugin. | Third-party | Up to 5 months | |
| locale | This cookie contains the last signed-in user’s regional display setting on this browser. This cookie appears to be set only when the user logs out. | Third-party | Until session ends | |
| cc_cookie_accept | Used to check if the visitor accepts cookies. | – | Own | |
| cc_cookie_decline | Used to check if the visitor declines cookies. | – | Own | |
| DS_DAYVO_LIKES | Used to check if a person has already liked an item using Dayvo CMS. | – | Own | |
| ASPXAUT | Used to store a unique identifier for the session. | ASP.NET | Own | |
| ASP.NET_SessionId | Used to store a unique identifier for the session. | ASP.NET | Own | |
| _RequestVerificationToken | From the use of AntiForgeryToken, used to prevent cross-site request forgery attacks. |
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