Congratulations!! Your personal data is safer than ever thanks to the latest update and approval of the privacy and data protection policy agreed by the European Union on May 25, 2018!
We want to detail very clearly all our commitment to be 100% transparent and to obey the law, but before you read all the legal gazpacho we guarantee that your personal data will be completely locked up and will never be shared to third parties so you can completely unconcern!
We already know that reading this type of text is extremely boring but as a user it is important that you know what rights you have in this digital jungle and how we are going to treat any personal data that we collect about you.
A "cookie" is a small amount of text that contains information and is stored in your browser (such as Google Chrome or Apple's Safari) when you browse most websites.
Cookies allow a website to recognize the browser of a device and do not contain or collect personal information from the user. They simply have a unique fingerprint that allows the web that originated that cookie to detect it again in the previously used browser.
That is, if a site has left a cookie in your browser, if you return to that website, the site can detect that cookie and thus knows that that device has already browsed that website before.
When the user performs certain actions, the website can generate cookies which can be very useful, both for the website and for the user himself.
Own-cookies are those generated by the page you are visiting and those of third parties are those generated by services or providers external to that page, such as MailRelay, Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, Google Analytics, etc.
If we detect any strange behavior we can block access. Think that there are many automated systems that try to violate the protections of all websites and we do not want them to end up affecting us and with that some information is compromised.
All browsers allow changes to be made that enable you to disable the cookie settings. These settings are located in the "options" or "preferences" of your browser menu.
Next, we leave you the links with instructions for different browsers where you will see how to disable cookies.
However, remember that disabling cookies means losing functionality on many websites.
You can find more information about cookies in the AEPD guide on the use of cookies.
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