Datalytics has developed this policy to inform you what a cookie is.

About cookies: Like most companies that operate Internet sites, Datalytics uses cookies to enhance the user experience on the Web. Datalytics cannot use these cookies in any way to personally identify a user/customer, nor can these cookies damage your system or files.

What are cookies?: A cookie can be defined as a text file that a web server sends to your browser from the moment you access it. The cookie or text file is implanted in the hard disk of your computer, incorporating information related to the user. Once your browser finishes a session, the cookie implanted in the hard disk of your computer stops working. It is important to remember that our website will be able to remember the information that concerns you or your preferences until the moment your browser session ends (if the cookie is temporary) or until the moment it is definitively eliminated from your system.

Your browser only allows web servers to access the cookies – and the information contained in them – to the extent that they have implanted them on your computer’s hard drive, and not those that have been sent by other websites. In any case, the cookies cannot, under any circumstances, contain more information than that which the user voluntarily provides, being likewise impossible to invade the hard disk of your computer and surreptitiously send personal or other information to our website. If you wish to disable our cookies or Google’s cookies, you can access the Google Ads Preferences Manager or you can also disable the use of cookies.

Under no circumstances may our cookies be executed as code or include viruses in their texts.

Third Party Cookies: Datalytics assumes no responsibility for any third party cookies that may be placed on your computer’s hard drive.

Use by these third parties is subject to their own privacy policies, if any, and not the Datalytics Privacy Policy.