Session cookies

These are designed to collect and store data while the user accesses a website. They are usually used to store information that is only relevant to keep for the provision of the requested service. They expire when the user closes the browser.

Persistent cookies

These are cookies in which the data remains stored on the device and can be accessed and processed for a defined period based on when the purpose they serve is fulfilled (for example, to keep the user identified in the Services) or when manually deleted.

First-party cookies

These are sent to the user’s terminal from a device or domain managed by the editor themselves and from which the requested service is provided.

Third-party cookies

These are sent to the user’s terminal from a device or domain that is not managed by the editor but by another entity that processes the data obtained through cookies.

Technical cookies

These allow the user to navigate through a website, platform, or application and use the different options or services available, including those the editor uses to enable the management and operation of the website and enable its functions and services, such as identifying the session or controlling traffic and data communication.

Preference or customization cookies

This type of cookie remembers your preferences for tools found in services so that you do not have to reconfigure the service each time you visit. Examples includ:

Volume settings for video or sound players.

Video streaming speeds compatible with your browser.

Geolocation cookies

These cookies are used to determine the country in which the user is located when a service is requested. This cookie is completely anonymous and is only used to help tailor content to your location.

Login cookies

Login cookies are generated once the user has registered or subsequently opened their session, and they are used to identify the user in the services with the following objectives:

Keep the user identified so that if they close a service, the browser, or the computer, and at another time or on another day, they re-enter that service, they will remain identified, facilitating their navigation without having to identify themselves again. This functionality can be suppressed if the user clicks the « log out » function, so this cookie is deleted, and the next time the user enters the service, they will have to log in to be identified.

Check if the user is authorized to access certain services, for example, to participate in a contest.

Analysis or measurement cookies

Whenever a user visits a service, a tool from an external provider generates an analytical cookie on the user’s computer. This cookie, which is only generated during the visit, will serve on subsequent visits to the Web Services to anonymously identify the visitor. The main objectives pursued are:

Allow the anonymous identification of browsing users through the « Cookie » (identifies browsers and devices, not individuals) and therefore the approximate counting of the number of visitors and their trend over time.

Anonymously identify the most visited contents and therefore the most attractive to users.

Determine if the user accessing is new or a repeat visitor.

Important: Unless the user decides to register for a Web service, the « Cookie » will never be associated with any personal data that may identify them. Such cookies will only be used for statistical purposes to help optimize the User experience on the site.

Behavioral advertising cookies

This type of « Cookies » allows expanding the information of the ads shown to each anonymous user on the Web Services. Among other things, it stores the duration or frequency of viewing advertising positions, interaction with them, or user navigation patterns and/or behaviors, helping to shape an advertising interest profile. In this way, they allow offering advertising related to the user’s interests.

Third-party advertising cookies

In addition to the advertising managed by the Web in its Services, the Web offers its advertisers the option of serving ads through third parties (« AdServers »). In this way, these third parties can store Cookies sent from the Web Services from Users’ browsers, as well as access the data stored in them.

Internet Explorer

Tools >> Internet Options >> Privacy >> Settings.

For more information, you can consult Microsoft support or the browser Help.

Microsoft Edge

Settings and more >> Settings >>Clear browsing data.

Firefox

Tools  Options  Privacy  History  Custom settings.

Chrome

Settings >> Advanced settings >> Privacy and security >> Clear browsing data.

Safari

Settings >> Security.

For more information, you can consult Apple support or the browser Help.