Cookie policy
This website uses no cookies of its own and no advertising cookies: the only things that can be stored in your browser are technical security cookies from Cloudflare and, if you choose, your decision not to have your visits measured.
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1. What cookies and similar technologies are
A cookie is a small file that a website stores in your browser so that it can recognize it later. Other technologies do something similar, such as the browser's local storage, which keeps data on your device. Cookie rules apply to all of them: what matters is that information is stored on, or read from, your device.
Some are strictly necessary for a site to work or to be secure, and do not need your permission. The rest, such as advertising cookies, may be used only if you accept them first.
2. What can be stored in your browser
This website sets no cookies of its own. What can appear in your browser is in this table: Cloudflare security cookies and, if you make one, your choice not to be measured. All of it is strictly necessary.
| Name | Set by | What it is for | Type | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
__cf_bm, cf_clearance | Cloudflare, Inc., which provides the website's hosting and security | To tell people apart from automated traffic and to remember that your browser has already passed a security check. They are stored only if Cloudflare's protection needs them | Technical security cookies, strictly necessary | 30 minutes, according to Cloudflare (for __cf_bm, 30 minutes without activity) |
p360-sin-medicion | This website (JDOI, SLU) | To remember that you have asked for your visits not to be measured. It exists only if you use the switch in section 3 | Browser local storage (not a cookie). Strictly necessary to honor your choice; it never leaves your browser | Until you change your choice or clear the site data |
The table lists the two cookies Cloudflare uses for its checks against automated traffic. Depending on how its protection is configured, Cloudflare may use other security cookies of the same kind; it describes all of them in its cookie documentation.
This website uses no advertising, social media or analytics cookies, whether its own or third-party.
3. Measuring visits without cookies
The website can count its visits with Cloudflare Web Analytics, a service of Cloudflare, Inc. Today that measurement is switched on. According to Cloudflare, it uses no cookies or local storage, and does not identify individuals through their IP address or their browser data.
- What it counts: the page viewed, the referring page, the country, the device type, the browser and operating system, and loading speed.
- What for: only to know, in aggregate, how the website is used and to improve it. No profiles are built, you are not followed from one site to another, and the data is not used for advertising or for anything else.
- When it loads: only if measurement is switched on, and never if you have objected with the switch or if your browser sends the Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track signal.
To object, use the switch. It is free and you can change your mind whenever you like.
Your choice is saved in this browser's local storage (the second row of the table) and is sent nowhere. It applies to this browser and this device, from the next page you open: if you use another browser or clear the site data, you will need to use the switch again.
4. Why you do not see a cookie banner
Cookie banners exist to ask your permission before using cookies that are not essential. This website uses none of those: the security cookies are strictly necessary and visits are measured without cookies. That is why it does not ask for your consent or show a banner; instead, it explains here what it does and gives you a simple, free way to object to measurement.
If the website ever adds a cookie or a tool that needs your consent, it will ask you before using it, with the options to accept and to reject shown side by side and given equal weight, and this policy will be updated.
5. How to delete or block cookies
You can view, delete or block cookies and site data in your browser's privacy settings. If you block cookies, the website will keep working normally; but if Cloudflare presents you with a security check, you may be unable to pass it without them. If you clear the site data, your choice not to be measured is cleared too.
6. Who processes the data, where and for how long
Cloudflare, Inc. is a United States company that works for JDOI, SLU as a processor: it hosts the website, protects it and provides the measurement of visits. To do so it may process data outside your country, including in the United States. The privacy policy explains the safeguards for those transfers, the retention periods and your rights.
The measurement figures can be consulted for six months. The duration of each cookie is in the table in section 2.
7. Changes to this policy
If the website changes what it stores in your browser or how it measures visits, this policy will be updated first and the review date shown above will change.
8. Language
This policy is published in Catalan, Spanish and English. If the versions differ, the Catalan version prevails.