Cookie Policy
What is a cookie?
A cookie is a small piece of information, in the form of a text file, sent by a website and stored in the user's browser, so that the website can consult the user's previous activity ( Wikipedia ).
More about cookies:
Blocking and deleting cookies
As a general rule, the browsers have various configuration options in relation to cookies, which allow adjusting various levels of privacy, so that, for example, deny all the cookies that a website like this one can send or even delete all the cookies that could have been saved. To modify these parameters, you can consult the browser's help or request more information from its developers.
In the event that the user restricts or blocks any or all of the cookies on this website, it is possible that some of the features or services provided on the page may not be available.
Cookies installed on this page
The web cookies are only associated with an anonymous user and their computer. They never provide or collect data that allows obtaining personal data from the user.
Google Analytics cookies (_ga, _gid, __utmc, __utmz)
These four cookies are served by Google Analytics to collect various information about the user's navigation through the site. For example, the location of the visitor, details of the visit made (time, pages viewed, etc.). Además de bloquear estas cookies por medio del navegador, el usuario puede utilizar este complemento facilitado por Google itself to disable the Google Analytics service during your visit.
XSRF-TOKEN:
This is an encrypted cookie used to control that all form submissions are made by the user currently in session, avoiding CSRF (Cross-Site Request Forgery) attacks.
Cookies técnicas de la plataforma web (TS015217d5, TS01aac690, TS01ffac9c, XSRF-TOKEN, __utma, __utmb, __utmc, __utmz, _ga, _gac_UA-54339416-1, _gcl_aw, _pxvid, _wixAB3, _wixAB3|ddcf3b6c -af4b-46ba-892e-ea9c28c081b8, _wixCIDX, _wixUIDX, _wix_browser_sess, fs_uid, userType, wixClient, wixLanguage, wixSession2)
These cookies are used by the page and are intended to allow the visit to the page.
Cookie Twitter (guest_id)
Twitter cookies appear on pages that use the "Tweet" button and serve to identify the user with a unique number associated with Twitter.
Facebook cookies (c_user, csm, datr, fr, lu, s, xs)
Facebook cookies appear on pages that use the Facebook "Like" button and serve to identify the user on Facebook.
Google cookies (APISID, BEAT, HSID, NID, OTZ, PREF, SAPISID, SID, SSID)
These are cookies introduced by Google on those pages that use the "G+" button and serve to identify the user in Google+.