Information about Cookies

WHAT ARE COOKIES?

Cookies are small data files that are received on the device from the visited website and are used to record certain interactions during browsing by storing data that can be updated and retrieved. These files are stored on the user's computer and contain anonymous data that are not harmful to your device. They are used to remember user preferences, such as the selected language, login data, or page personalization.

Cookies can also be used to record anonymous information about how a visitor uses a site. For example, from which website they accessed, or whether they used an advertising "banner" to arrive.

WHY DO WE USE COOKIES?

Desoriente Barcelona SL uses strictly necessary and essential cookies so that you can use our websites and navigate freely, use secure areas, personalized options, etc. In addition, Desoriente Barcelona SL uses cookies that collect data related to website usage analytics. These are used to help improve customer service by measuring page usage and performance, in order to optimize and personalize it.

Our sites may also contain links to social networks (such as Facebook or Twitter). Desoriente Barcelona SL does not control the cookies used by these external websites. For more information about social network cookies or other third-party websites, we recommend reviewing their own cookie policies.

This website uses "cookies" as follows:

• Google ANALYTICS Cookie: Google ANALYTICS is a free service provided by Google Inc. that collects information about the pages visited, time, web browser, etc. This information is then sent to Google's servers in the United States.

WHAT DO WE USE THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF COOKIES FOR?

By purpose:

• Technical cookies: Technical cookies are those essential and strictly necessary for the correct functioning of a website and the use of the different options and services it offers. For example, those used to maintain the session, manage response time, performance or validation of options, use security elements, share content with social networks, etc.
• Personalization cookies: These cookies allow the user to specify or personalize some general page settings, for example, defining the language, regional settings, or browser type.
• Analytics cookies: Analytics cookies are used by our website to create browsing profiles and to understand user preferences in order to improve the offering of products and services. For example, an analytics cookie could track the geographic areas of greatest interest to a user, which product is most accepted, etc.
• Advertising cookies: Advertising cookies allow the management of advertising spaces based on specific criteria, such as frequency of access or edited content. They enable storing behavioral information by observing habits, studying visits, and creating a preference profile to deliver advertising related to the user's interests.

By duration:

• Session cookies: Session cookies last for the duration of the user's visit to the website and are deleted when the session ends.
• Persistent cookies: These cookies remain stored on the user's device for a longer period, making it easier to control the chosen preferences without repeating certain parameters each time the site is visited.

OWN COOKIES IN USE

Some of the following cookies have been allowed when visiting this page:

DOMAIN	COOKIE	COMPANY	FUNCTION	EXPIRY
desoriente.com	_fbp	Facebook	advertising	3 months
	_ga	first-party	analytics	13 months
	_ga_4HDMNW6Y80	first-party	analytics	13 months
www.desoriente.com	_XSRF-TOKEN	first-party	functional	session
	_cookieconsent	first-party	functional	1 year
	Laravel_session	first-party	functional	session

THIRD-PARTY COOKIES IN USE

Some of the cookies in use:

DOMAIN	COOKIE	COMPANY	FUNCTION	EXPIRY
Facebook.com	datr	FACEBOOK	technical	13 months
	oo	FACEBOOK	technical	13 months

WHY DO WE NEED YOUR EXPLICIT CONSENT TO USE THEM?

Judgment of the Grand Chamber of the Court of Justice of the European Union of 1 October 2019, and the AEPD Guide on the use of cookies, July 2020.

The judgment of the Grand Chamber of the Court of Justice of the European Union of 1 October 2019 must be interpreted to mean that consent is not valid when the storage of information, or access to information already stored on the user's terminal through cookies, is authorized by a checkbox that is checked by default and that the user must uncheck to refuse. In this sense, authorization must be based on explicit consent through an explicit acceptance checkbox, a rejection checkbox by the user, and a more information checkbox for the cookies shown.

This interpretation cannot vary depending on whether the information stored or accessed on the user's terminal consists of personal data or not.

The Grand Chamber also states in this ruling that the information the service provider must provide to the website user must include the time the cookies will remain active and the possibility that third parties can access the information they store. This requirement is established by the version amended by Directive 2009/136, which modifies Article 5(3) of Directive 2002/58/EC, and by the AEPD Guide of July 2020.

Regarding the user's ability to refuse the use of cookies, bear in mind that if you reject or delete browsing cookies on the Web, we will not be able to maintain your preferences, some page features will not be operational, we will not be able to offer you personalized services, and each time you browse our site we will have to ask for your authorization again to use cookies.

If you still decide to modify your website access settings, you should know that it is possible to delete cookies or prevent this information from being stored on your device at any time by changing your browser configuration settings:

• Internet Explorer cookie settings
• Firefox cookie settings
• Google Chrome cookie settings
• Safari cookie settings

These browsers may change or be updated, so we cannot guarantee they correspond exactly to your browser version. You may also use another browser not listed here, such as Konqueror, Arora, Flock, etc. To avoid discrepancies, access your browser options, usually found in the Options menu under "Privacy". (Please consult your browser's help for more information).

WHERE CAN I GET MORE INFORMATION?

You can find more information about cookies at: www.allaboutcookies.org or www.youronlinechoices.eu.