Definition and Function of Cookies
In accordance with Spanish Law 34/2002 on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce, we inform you that this website stores information from the IP addresses of computers and/or mobile devices (tablets, smartphones, etc.) and uses cookies to provide a better service and offer you a better browsing experience.
Cookies help us identify you (if you are registered on our website) and/or remember your preferences during browsing (language, country, etc.). Cookies are small text files containing information that are generated on the User’s computer or device when browsing the website. By browsing this website, you consent to receive such cookies. Through them, Click Online Marketing S.L. only obtains and stores information under the conditions described in this Cookie Policy.
The information collected in cookies also allows us to improve the website through estimates of numbers and usage patterns, adaptation of the website to users’ individual interests, and faster searches.
Although this Cookie Policy uses the general term “cookies”, as this is the main method used by our website to store information, the browser’s “local storage” space is also used for the same purpose. Therefore, all information included in this section also applies to such “local storage”.
What Type of Cookies Do We Use?
According to the period of time they remain active: Session cookies are designed to collect and store data while you access our website and remain in your browser’s cookie file until you leave the page. An example is identification cookies.
Persistent cookies are cookies in which data remains stored on the device and may be accessed and processed for a specific period of time.
According to their purpose and the entity that manages them:
Third-party cookies are sent to your computer or device from a domain or website not managed by us, but by a collaborating entity. For example, cookies used by Google, which installs cookies that help us analyze how our website works and improve the effectiveness of our marketing campaigns.
Analytics cookies are those that, whether processed by us or by third parties, allow us to quantify the number of users and carry out statistical measurement and analysis of how users use our website. To do this, we analyze browsing on our website in order to improve the products or services we offer. Examples include:
- The number of unique visitors to each page / section, used to count the number of times the site is visited by a user, as well as the first and last time of that visit. This helps identify the most successful areas and improve the content so users receive a more satisfactory experience and service.
- The date and time of access to our website, in order to identify peak traffic times and make the necessary adjustments to avoid saturation problems during those periods.
- The traffic source, which records the user’s origin, that is, the Internet address from which the link leading to our website starts, in order to strengthen the different links and banners pointing to our server that offer better results.
How Can I Configure or Disable Cookies?
You can configure your browser to notify you when cookies are received and to refuse them by enabling the browser settings that allow cookies to be rejected. However, we warn you that disabling cookies may limit or even prevent access to some features of our website, and some services may stop working correctly.
For more details about configuring cookies in your browser, consult the browser’s “Help” menu.
We also suggest consulting the following websites: Aboutcookies, youronlinechoices, Network Advertising Initiative or Digital Advertising Alliance, where you will find detailed explanations on how to delete cookies from your computer and more general information about them.
Third-party Cookies / Collaborating Companies
Google: Google offers a large number of products to help us manage our ads and websites, including Google Analytics. When visiting our website, some cookies may be sent to your browser.
Google Analytics is the analytics tool that helps our website understand how users interact with its properties. It may use a set of cookies to collect information and report website usage statistics without personally identifying Google visitors. See more information about Google Analytics cookies.