Through this Cookie Policy, the user will be able to understand the purposes for which cookies are used. They also have the option to configure them to fully or partially accept or reject their use, and they will obtain additional information to fully understand their meaning, configuration, purposes, and rights.

This Website uses its own cookies and third-party cookies to provide a satisfactory browsing experience for the user, perform metrics and statistics, as well as marketing actions. If the user does not agree with any of the purposes, they can customize the options from this policy.

The user allows the use and installation of cookies for the purposes described in the cookie configuration panel.

Additionally, this website may include links to third-party websites whose privacy policies, cookie policies, and legal texts are outside the control of this website’s owner. By accessing such websites through these links, the user is free to decide whether to accept or reject the mentioned policies.

To access the cookie configuration panel, where the user can fully or partially accept or reject cookies, click here:

1. Definition and Function of Cookies

A cookie is a small file created by an Internet site to store information on your device, such as preferences when visiting a website. When accessing a website that uses cookies, it requests the browser to save one or more cookies on the hard drive. Cookies often save website settings, such as the preferred language or location, so when the user returns to that website, the browser sends the cookies back, allowing the service and information to be tailored to their needs. Cookies may also store information that personally identifies users; however, this website does not use such cookies and will only access personal information that you provide through contact forms or via email. You can change your browser's cookie settings to allow or reject automatic storage of cookies, delete them when the browser is closed, or enable other options.

2. Types of Cookies

Cookies can be broadly classified into three categories based on their scope:

a) Types of cookies by the entity managing them

Depending on the entity managing the website domain from which the cookies are sent and processing the obtained data, there are:

• First-party cookies: these are sent to the user's device from the website they are visiting.
• Third-party cookies: these are sent to the user's device from a domain not managed by the owner of the website being visited but by another entity that processes the data obtained through the cookies, such as Google. Since these third parties implement them, blocking and uninstalling them are handled under their specific conditions and mechanisms.

b) Types of cookies by the time they remain active on the device:

Depending on the time cookies remain stored and active on the user's device, there are:

• Session cookies: designed to collect and store data while the user accesses a website. These cookies remain on the device until the user's browsing session ends.
• Persistent cookies: designed to remain active on the device from a few minutes to several years, with the data remaining stored and accessible during a defined period set by the cookie manager.

c) Types of cookies by their purpose:

Based on the objective for which a website employs cookies, they can be generically classified as:

• Technical cookies: for example, these identify whether the user has previously visited the website and accepted or rejected cookies, recognizing them when they log in to the website.
• Preference cookies: these adapt the website's presentation to the user's preferences, such as language, screen resolution, browser used, etc., ultimately enhancing the user experience.
• Analytical cookies: these allow, depending on the user's preferences, the establishment of statistics and volume of visits, web traffic, measurements, and usage of the various elements of the website, aimed at improving the site and its services.
• Marketing and/or advertising cookies: these are generally used to obtain a user profile to understand their preferences and display targeted advertising. A profile can be created about you and your interests to show relevant personalized content.

3. Revocation and Deletion of Cookies

In general, while browsing the internet, the user can accept or reject cookies; allow, block, delete, or disable them through the configuration in the options menu of their browser.

To configure the browser, disable or manage cookie installation, and automatically delete them when closing the browser, computer, or device, you can find more information by clicking on the following links based on the browser you use:

• Google Chrome
• Mozilla Firefox
• Edge
• Internet Explorer (Version 11)
• Internet Explorer (Version 10)
• Opera
• Safari

In general, most browsers allow quick access to delete browsing data by pressing the key combination Ctrl+Shift+Del, which can include cookie deletion.

4. Updates and Changes to the Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy and Settings may be modified due to legislative changes or to adapt the policy to new website requirements or instructions issued by the Spanish Data Protection Agency (A.E.P.D).