Cookies usage
What are cookies for?
Cookies are small information files that are stored on your computer, tablet, phone or other device with Internet access, through the browser. The information retained by cookies is forwarded to the site server whenever the browser opens one of its pages. What kind of cookies do we use on the site?
There are two main types of cookies: session and permanent cookies. Session cookies are temporary and only remain in the cookie file until the user leaves the site, so they are deleted when you close the browser. The information obtained serves to analyze traffic patterns, which facilitates the identification of problems. Already the permanent cookies are stored until the user deletes them manually or the expiration date expires. They are used whenever the user makes a new visit to the site for a more personalized service, adjusting the navigation to their interests. How to manage cookies?
All browsers allow the user to accept, decline or delete cookies at any time by configuring the appropriate settings in their browser. You can set cookies in your browser's "options" or "preferences" menu. More information
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Cookies help determine the usefulness, interest and uses of a site, allowing faster navigation and efficient. They avoid repeated introduction of the same information.
Of these, we use cookies for various purposes. Analytical cookies are used anonymously for statistical purposes. Functional cookies store user preferences. Third-party cookies measure the success of applications and can be used to customize buttons, menus, icons, and other graphical user interface components (called widgets). we use We also do not use cookies to direct advertising to our users because of their navigation or for other advertising purposes of our own or third parties.
Please note that when you disable cookies, you will lose the auto-completion of some data such as login. It can also prevent some online services from working properly, affecting site navigation.
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