Cookie policy

1.1.- GENERAL INFORMATION

Cookies are text files containing certain information about the user’s visit to the website which are stored on his/her device.
If you want to find out more about cookies, see these links:

1.2.- BLOCKING AND DELETING COOKIES

There is normally a range of cookie settings options on web browsers with which to set different levels of privacy, e.g. disable all cookies sent by websites like this one or delete all cookies saved. To modify these settings, ask for help from your web browser manufacturer or consult the following:

Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer and Safari.

IOS y Android.

If the user restricts or blocks some or all of the cookies from this website, some of the features or services that the site offers may not be available.

1.3.- PRIVATE BROWSING OR INCOGNITO MODE

As well as allowing you to restrict or delete cookies, most web browsers have a “private browsing, incognito, or InPrivate browsing “mode. When this feature is used, the browsing data stored or generated (including cookies) are deleted when you close the browser/tab.

1.4.- COOKIES ON THIS WEBSITE

The following website uses the following own and third-party cookies with the purpose indicated in the following table:

NAME

OWNER

TYPE OF COOKIE

PERSISTENT OR SESSION

PURPOSE

cookiesDirective

Necessary

1 year

Stores information about your cookies consent.

_ga

Google

Analytics

2 years

This cookie is used to distinguish unique users by assigning a randomly generated number as a client identifier. It is included in each page request in a site and used to calculate visitor, session and campaign data for the sites analytics reports.

_gid

Google

Analytics

24 hours

This cookie is responsible for tracking user behavior. It expires after 24 hours of inactivity. The contents of this cookie are also very similar to _ga cookie, and it contains 4 types of information: "GA1", stands for the cookie version.

_gat

Google

Analytics

1 minute

This cookie is used for throttling analytics requests to limit requests being sent from your browser to Google services. Cookies have a few limitations that may cause over-reporting in the number of users.