Cookie Policy
This policy explains the types of cookies and similar technologies that may be used on ALLINFO LEGAL and how consent should be handled when non-essential services are enabled.
1. What cookies are
Cookies are small pieces of data stored or read by a browser. Similar technologies can include local storage, SDK identifiers, tags or server-side identifiers. Some are necessary for a website feature to work, while others support analytics, advertising or personalization.
2. Categories used or potentially used
| Category | Purpose | Default status in this package |
|---|---|---|
| Strictly necessary | Security, administration login and essential technical operation | May be active where required for the feature |
| Preferences | Remember settings or choices | Not required for ordinary public use |
| Analytics | Measure visits and site performance | Not enabled by default |
| Advertising | Ad delivery, frequency controls, measurement and—where permitted—personalization | Advertising slots are disabled by default |
3. Administration session cookie
The private /admin/ area uses a session mechanism so an authorized operator can remain authenticated while managing site settings. This is an operational cookie associated with the private administration function, not a public advertising or analytics cookie.
4. Google AdSense and advertising cookies
If Google AdSense is activated, Google and advertising partners may use cookies or similar technologies for ad delivery, measurement, fraud prevention and, where the required consent exists, personalized advertising. The exact behavior depends on visitor location, consent choices and Google settings.
5. Consent management
Where applicable law or Google policy requires consent before non-essential storage or personalized advertising, the site should display an appropriate consent-management interface. In the European Economic Area, United Kingdom and Switzerland, a Google-certified CMP should be used for Google advertising when required. The CMP should allow visitors to make and revise choices rather than merely displaying an informational banner.
6. How to change cookie choices
If a CMP is enabled, visitors should use its “privacy choices,” “cookie settings” or similar control to review preferences. Browsers can also block or delete cookies, but blocking necessary cookies may prevent some functions—such as the private administration login—from working correctly.
7. Third-party technologies
Third-party analytics, advertising, embedded media or other external services can set or read their own identifiers when enabled. This site should not list a third-party service as active unless that service is actually configured. The Privacy Policy should be updated when the technology stack changes.
8. Retention
Cookie lifetimes depend on the technology. Session cookies normally expire when the session ends or after inactivity. Consent and advertising identifiers can persist for longer periods according to provider settings and applicable law. The CMP, when enabled, should provide more specific vendor information.
9. Current status
Contact
Questions about cookies or consent can be sent to arbilsuministros@gmail.com.