Introduction and Concept of Cookies
In compliance with the provisions of Article 22, Section 2 of Law 34/2002, of July 11, on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce, this document aims to inform you about what cookies are, their function, utility, and necessity so that you can make an informed decision about accepting or rejecting them. However, you are explicitly informed that some cookies are necessary for communication between your device and the network, as well as for providing services explicitly requested by you, and in these cases, they are exempt from compliance with the obligations established in this article.
A cookie is simply a file with an anonymous code that is downloaded onto your computer when accessing certain web pages. These small files allow a website to store, record, and retrieve passive information about a user's or device’s browsing habits on the site. This information may include the access location, connection time, the type of device used (desktop or mobile), operating system, browser, most visited pages, and the number of clicks, among other user behavior data.
You can disable cookies in your browser and delete them at any time. However, please note that while the website is accessible without cookies, their deactivation may prevent its proper functioning. For more information about cookies, visit: http://www.aboutcookies.org/.
Types of Cookies
Cookies are classified into the following categories based on their functions:
- Strictly necessary or technical cookies: These enable users to navigate through a website, platform, or application and utilize its various options or services.
- Personalization cookies: These allow users to configure general characteristics such as language or browser type.
- Analytics cookies: These track and analyze user behavior on websites. They are used to study site activity and improve user experience.
- Advertising cookies: These manage ad spaces on the website or application.
- Behavioral advertising cookies: These optimize ad management by storing user behavior data.
Use of Cookies on the Website
We explicitly, precisely, and unequivocally inform you that, except for cookies used for navigation personalization and technical aspects, we do not use analytical or advertising cookies. The recipients of the information collected through cookies installed on your device include:
- Can Gall
Cookie Table
| Name | First-Party or Third-Party | Duration | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| cookie_alerta | First-party | Current session duration | Display cookie alert once per session |
| popup_faldon | First-party | Current session duration | Display offer popup once per session (only when there is an offer popup) |
| _utma | Google Analytics | 2 years | Used to distinguish users and sessions. |
| _utmb | Google Analytics | 10 minutes from creation or modification | Used to determine new sessions or visits. |
| _utmc | Google Analytics | Session duration | Facilitates compatibility with the urchin.js library. |
| _utmz | Google Analytics | 6 months | Stores traffic source or campaign information. |
| _utmt | Google Analytics | Session duration | Defines the type of user request. |
| DoubleClick | Google Adwords | Session duration | Segments content to be relevant for users. |
Revoking Authorization for Cookie Use and Browser Settings
You can revoke your consent and delete cookies at any time using the content and privacy settings in your browser. Below are links to major browsers and devices for cookie management instructions:
- Internet Explorer™: Version 7 and 8
- Internet Explorer™: Version 9
- Microsoft Edge
- Safari™
- Google™
- Firefox™
- Opera™
- Android
Updating the Cookie Policy and Contact
This Cookie Policy may change based on the cookies used. We recommend reviewing this policy each time you access our website to stay informed. If you have any questions or wish to revoke your prior consent, please contact Can Gall at info@cangall.com with the subject line "Cookie Policy."
