Cookie policy
Before you start…
In this Cookie Policy you will find information about our use of cookies and similar devices that are installed on the devices of our customers and users. Sometimes the use of cookies may be related to the processing of personal data, so we recommend that you consult our Privacy Policy, accessible on our Platform, if you want information on how we use the personal data of our customers and users, how to exercise your rights, or the terminology we use to refer to our Platform (Website, App or Physical Stores).
Information about cookies
1. What is a Cookie?
A Cookie is a small text file that a website, app or other platform stores on your computer, tablet, smartphone or any other similar device, with information about your browsing or use, like a label that identifies your device. Cookies are necessary, for example, to make browsing easier and to know how users interact with platforms, so that they can be improved. They are also very useful for offering advertising according to the user’s preferences, as well as for other purposes detailed below. Cookies do not harm your computer or device.
When we speak of “Cookies” we also refer to other similar technologies for installing and/or collecting information on or about your device (such as flash cookies, web beacons or bugs, pixels, HTML5 (local storage), and SDK technologies for app formats). The term “Cookies” also applies to the use of fingerprinting techniques, that is, techniques for combining information that help us identify your device. At times, these technologies work together with cookies to collect and store information, either to provide you with certain functionalities or services on our Platform, or to show you advertising on third-party platforms, taking your browsing into account.
This explanation is a general description of what is meant by Cookies, for information purposes only. The Cookies we use specifically are detailed in the cookie settings panel accessible on our Platform.
2. What types of Cookies are there?
Please review this section, which provides an overview of the types of Cookies that can be used in an online environment.
Depending on who owns the Cookies, they can be classified as:
a. First-party cookies: Those that are sent to the user’s computer or device from a computer or domain managed by the publisher itself, and from which the platform or service requested by the user is provided.
b. Third-party cookies: Those that are sent to the user’s computer or device from a computer or domain that is not managed by the publisher, but by another entity that processes the data obtained through the cookies.
Depending on the purpose of the Cookie, they can be classified as:
a. Strictly necessary (technical) cookies: Those that allow the user to browse a web page, platform or application and to use the different options or services that exist on it, such as, for example, controlling traffic, identifying data or the session, accessing restricted-access sections or content, remembering the items that make up an order, completing the purchase process of an order, managing payment, controlling fraud linked to the security of the service, using security elements during browsing, making a request to register for or take part in an event, storing content for the broadcasting of video or sound, enabling dynamic content (for example, a loading animation of a text or image) or sharing content through social networks. Technical cookies, being strictly necessary, are downloaded by default when they allow the platform to be displayed or the service requested by the user to be provided.
b. Functionality or personalisation cookies: Those that allow information to be remembered so that the user accesses the service or platform with certain characteristics that can differentiate their experience from that of other users, such as, for example, the language, the number of results to display when the user performs a search, the appearance or content of the service depending on the type of browser used by the user or the region from which they access the service, etc. Not accepting these Cookies may result in slow performance of the website or poorly tailored recommendations.
c. Analytics cookies: Those that allow the number of users, the sections visited on the platform and how they interact with it to be quantified, in order to carry out measurement and statistical analysis of the use made by users, with the aim of introducing improvements based on the analysis of the usage data of the platform or service.
d. Behavioural advertising cookies: Those that store information on the behaviour of users obtained through continuous observation of their browsing habits, which makes it possible to develop a specific profile in order to show advertising based on it. These cookies allow the advertising spaces that the publisher may have included, directly or in collaboration with third parties, to be managed as effectively as possible.
3. What are Cookies used for on our Platform?
Cookies are an essential part of how our Platform works. The main purpose of our Cookies is to make your browsing experience more comfortable and efficient. For example, they are used to remember your preferences (language, country, etc.) during browsing and on future visits. We also use our Cookies to continually improve our services and Platform, as well as to be able to offer personalised advertising according to your browsing habits.
The information collected in Cookies also allows us to improve our Platform through estimates of statistical data and usage patterns (number of visits, most visited sections, visit time, etc.), to know statistically how users interact with the Platform in order to improve our services, and to adapt the Platform to your individual interests, speed up searches, etc.
On occasions, we may use Cookies to obtain information that allows us to show, from our Platform, third-party platforms, or by any other means, advertising based on the analysis of your browsing habits (products visited, sections consulted, etc.).
In any case, in the Cookies that we use we never store sensitive information such as passwords, credit or debit card data, etc.
4. How can I manage the use of Cookies on this Platform?
In the Cookie settings panel, accessible at all times on our Platform, you can obtain all the information about the Cookies used by this Platform, together with information on the purpose, duration and management (own or third-party) of each of them, so that you can manage the activation and deactivation of the use of those Cookies that are not strictly necessary for the operation of the Platform.
When you deactivate cookies, wherever possible the affected cookies are deleted from your browser and, in any case, when you reject a cookie but it cannot be deleted, we always block it. Therefore, we will never use the cookies you reject and we will do everything possible to delete them (please note that certain deletion mechanisms are outside our control, as they depend on the third party responsible for the cookie).
Alternatively, if you are browsing the internet, you can disable the use of Cookies in your browser, including third-party cookies that you have accepted and later wish to reject. We show you how to do this in the most popular browsers:
This possibility of avoiding the use of Cookies can be exercised at any time.
Please note that both your management of the Cookie settings panel and your choice to reject Cookies are specific to each browser you are using. Therefore, if you choose to configure Cookies in a certain way on one device and you want your choice to apply similarly to another device, you must activate the same option on that other device.
As an additional step, with regard to third-party Cookies used to provide advertising based on your interests, please note that certain third parties may be members of one of the following self-regulatory online behavioural advertising programmes, with the corresponding voluntary opt-out options:
- Network Advertising Initiative (NAI) – http://www.networkadvertising.org/choices/
- Google Analytics – https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout
5. Who uses the information stored in Cookies?
The information stored in the Cookies of our Platform is used exclusively by us, with the exception of those identified in section 2 as “Third-party cookies”, which are used and managed by external entities to provide us with services aimed at improving our services and the user’s experience when browsing our Platform. More information in the Cookie settings panel accessible at all times on our Platform.
For more detailed information on the processing of your personal data in our collaboration with third parties, and on data subject to international transfers, we recommend that you read our Privacy Policy, accessible on our Platform, and the privacy policies / privacy settings of these third-party partners, accessible through their platforms.
The most relevant third parties authorised to install Cookies on our Platform are listed below. You can obtain more information about how these third parties process your information:
Cookies used on the website
The ROTH & DEL AGUILA CONSULTING website does not currently install any cookies or similar technologies on your device, and does not use analytics or advertising tools. No information about your browsing is collected through cookies.
If this changes in the future, this Cookie Policy will be updated before any cookie is used, and your consent will be requested where required.
Acceptance of the cookie policy
As this website does not use cookies, no acceptance is required in order to browse it.
How to change cookie settings
You can restrict, block or delete the cookies of ROTH & DEL AGUILA CONSULTING or of any other website using your browser. The procedure is different in each browser; the “Help” function will show you how to do it.
See also our Privacy policy and Legal notice.