Cookies Policy

This site uses cookies.

The LSSI forces responsible for web pages to inform and ask for user consent to use cookies, but not all cookies required user consent for use .

The purpose of this site is to provide you with information about the use of cookies on this site , so that you can give consent to the use of cookies with information.

What are cookies?

Cookies are small files that Web sites you visit, sent and stored on your computer. Cookies are stored in the file directory of your browser.

Why cookies are used ?

Cookies are used to personalize and facilitate navigation of the User.

Cookies are only associated with an anonymous user and your computer and do not provide references that allow the User's personal data

Are cookies dangerous?

No.

- Cookies are small pieces of text. There are computer programs that can be executed as code . This is an example of the contents of a typical cookie:

Hotmail.msn.com PAT1 1 / 0 1715191808

32107852 1236821008 29449527 *

The code only makes sense for Microsoft 's MSN Hotmail servers.

- Cookies can not be used to spread viruses.

- The cookies are stored on computer disk and can not read other recorded information on the hard drive .

- Besides web browsers offer users tools to control the use of cookies.

What types of cookies are commonly used ?

We can make different classifications of cookies that are used

1.- From the point of view of the user's consent, we can classify them :

-Cookies strictly necessary , they do not need user consent

Cookies are used for any of the following purposes:

Allow only the communication between the user and the network.

Strictly provide a service explicitly requested by the user.

In this regard the Working Group of Article 29 in its Opinion 4/20123 has been interpreted to exempt from the cookies would be those that aim to :

Cookies ' user input

Cookies authentication or user ID ( only meeting)

Cookies user security

Session Cookies media player

Session cookies for load balancing

Cookies for customizing the user interface

Cookies add-on ( plug- in) to share social content

-Cookies need user consent

Other cookies are not included in the previous section

. 2 - From the viewpoint of the purpose for which they are used :

cookies techniques

Cookies Customization

Cookies analysis

cookies rack

Cookies behavioral advertising

3.- Depending on the time remaining active on the user's computer

Session Cookies

persistent cookies

4.- Depending on the entity that manages

Cookies themselves : are those that are sent to the terminal user's computer from a computer or domain managed by the editor itself and from which the user-requested service is provided.

Third Party Cookies : These are those that are sent to the terminal user's computer from a machine or domain that is not managed by the editor , but by another entity that is the data obtained through cookies .

In the event that the cookies are installed from a computer or domain managed by the editor itself but the information collected by these is managed by a third party , can not be considered as own cookies.

How can manage cookies in browsers?

All browsers allow you to manage privacy and the use of cookies, going so far as to block the use of cookies .

Attached links to information for different types of browsers