A cookie is a small file stored on your computer so that we can recognise you. Cookies help us improve the quality of our website by allowing us to see which pages you find useful and which you do not.
Cookies are essential for the internet to work as they provide endless advantages in interactive service provision and make it easier for you to browse and use our website. Cookies do not damage your computer - to the contrary, they help us identify and solve errors.
The following information will help you understand the different types of cookies:
Below you will find a list of the main cookies that we use on our website, namely:
The following tables outline the cookies described above and used on our Website
STRICTLY NECESSARY COOKIES |
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Name of Cookie |
Use |
Expires |
ASPSESSIONID |
This cookie has a session identifier which is a device that distinguishes between the visits of the different users when several users are visiting the website at the same time. It is essential for the interactive use of the site. |
When the browser is closed |
ANALYTIC COOKIES |
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Name of Cookie |
Use |
Expires |
_ga |
It is used to control the unique visitors of the web, it stores a unique client identifier. |
2 years |
_gat |
It is used to differentiate between the different tracking objects created in the session. |
10 minutes |
_gid |
It is used to distinguish users. |
24 hours |
Cookies do not collect data on browsing behaviour during the first minute, but once the time indicated has elapsed, it is understood that you accept these terms and conditions as you have not left the website.
As a complementary guarantee to those described above, the registry of cookies may be subject to your acceptance during the installation or update of the browser, and this acceptance can be revoked at all times through the content configuration and privacy options available.
Many browsers allow you to activate a private mode which means that cookies are always deleted after your visit. This private mode has a different name depending on the browser used. Below you will find a list of the most common browsers and the different names for "private mode":
Please read your browser's Help section carefully to find out more on how to activate "private mode". You can continue to visit our website even if your browser is in "private mode", although the browsing session may not be optimal and some functions might not work properly.