Cookies Policy

What is a computer cookie?

A cookie is small information sent by a website and stored in the user's browser, so that the website can check the user's previous activity.

Its main functions are:

Keep track of users: when a user enters their username and password, a cookie is stored so that they do not have to be entering them for each page of the server. However, a cookie does not identify a person, but rather a computer combination of the computing class-browser-user.

Obtain information about the user's browsing habits, and spyware attempts (spyware), by advertising agencies and others. This can cause privacy problems and is one of the reasons that cookies have their detractors.

Originally, they could only be stored by request of a CGI from the server, but Netscape gave its Javascript language the ability to enter them directly from the client, without the need for CGIs. At first, due to browser errors, this gave some security problems. Cookies can be deleted, accepted or blocked as desired, for this the web browser must be conveniently configured.

Purpose

Cookies are commonly used by application servers to differentiate users and to act differently depending on them. Cookies were invented to be used in a virtual shopping basket, which acts as a virtual device in which the user "places" the items he wishes to purchase, so that users can navigate the site where the objects are displayed for sale and add and remove them from the shopping cart at any time. Cookies allow the content of the shopping cart to depend on the actions of the user.

One use of cookies is to identify yourself on a website. Users are typically identified by entering their credentials on a validation page; Cookies allow the server to know that the user is already validated, and therefore they can be allowed to access services or perform operations that are restricted to unidentified users.

Other websites use cookies to personalize their appearance according to user preferences. Sites that require identification often offer this feature, although it is present on others that do not. Personalization includes both presentation and functionality. For example, Wikipedia pages allow logged in users to choose a presentation style to their liking; Google's search engine allows users (even non-registered users) to decide how many search results they want to see on each page.

Cookies are also used to track users throughout a website. Third-party cookies and web server errors explained below also allow tracking between different sites. Monitoring within the same site is usually done with the intention of maintaining usage statistics, while cross-site monitoring is usually aimed at the creation of anonymous user profiles by advertising companies, which will then be used to target campaigns. advertising (decide what type of advertising to use) based on user profiles.

What cookies do we use on this website?

Below you can see the cookies our website uses:

• Performance Cookies: this type of cookie remembers your preferences for the tools found in the services, so you do not have to reconfigure them each time you enter (for example, video player volume adjustment, transmission speed video compatible with your browser, etc.)

• Geolocation Cookies: these cookies are used to find out which country you are in when you request a service, they are completely anonymous and only serve to help guide the content to your location.

• Registration Cookies: these cookies are generated each time the user registers or opens his session, and is used to keep the user identified in different sessions and also to authorize him to access certain services or content, for example to participate in promotions . This functionality can be suppressed if the user logs out. In addition, some services may use connectors with social networks such as Facebook or Twitter. When you register using the credentials of a social network, you authorize the social network to save a persistent cookie that remembers your identity and guarantees you access to services until it expires. You can delete this cookie and revoke access by updating your preferences on the social network.

• Analytical Cookies: every time you visit the site, a tool from an external provider (google analytics, webtrends, and the like that could be added to this list) generates an analytical cookie on the computer. This cookie that is generated during the visit, will serve in future visits to the services of the site to identify you anonymously. This cookie helps to anonymously identify the user, their browser and device, not the person, and by counting a number of visitors and their trend over time (knowing if it is new or repeating, anonymously identifying the most visited and most attractive content, etc. .). Unless it is a registered user, the cookie is not associated with any personal data that can identify you. These cookies are only used for statistical purposes that help to optimize the user experience.

How do you authorize and consent to the use of cookies?

In relation to the use of cookies on this website that we have described in the previous section, you should know that you authorize and consent to their use in the following way:

a) You can accept by checking the ACCEPT box indicated in the information banner that heads the website. You can also accept the use of cookies by browsing the site when you click or click on any part of it. In both ways, you will be expressing your consent so that we can host and use the types of cookies that we have described in the previous section, on the device from which you navigate.

However, remember that despite the initial acceptance of the use of cookies, at any time you can revoke your consent to the use of cookies on this website, eliminating cookies and / or data storage and recovery devices from your computer equipment and configuring your browser to disable them. The revocation will not have retroactive effects and we also inform you that, in this case, certain services and contents of this website could be inaccessible, which may prevent you from enjoying said services and contents (such as, for example, remain identified, participate in promotions , etc.).

b) In addition, when it is technically possible and effective, your consent to accept the treatment of cookies will be understood as facilitated by the configuration that you have made of the browser or other applications to navigate through the site admitting the use of cookies. Keep in mind that your authorization for the use of cookies will be valid for any Cringoweb.es site since the login to a cringoweb.com site is valid for browsing between all the sections and collaborating establishments of cringoweb.com and the associated websites.

How can you disable or disable the use of cookies?

You have the option to stop accepting the use of cookies and data storage and retrieval devices at any time through your browser, or stop accepting them each time you start a browsing session on our website.

Most browsers allow you to change cookie settings and data storage and retrieval devices. These settings are usually found in the 'options' or 'Preferences' of your browser menu. Below we offer you an orientation on the steps to access the menu for configuring cookies and, where appropriate, private browsing in each of the main browsers:

• Internet Explorer: Tools -> Internet Options -> Privacy -> Settings.

• Firefox: Tools -> Options -> Privacy -> History -> Custom Settings.

• Chrome: Settings -> Show advanced options -> Privacy -> Content settings.

• Safari: Preferences -> Security.

(For more information, you can consult the support of each browser or the browser Help)

Updated November 2020