Cookies
On this website, we collect and use information as indicated in our privacy policy. One of the ways we collect information is through the use of a technology called “Cookies.” At Pedro Castro Estudio, we use cookies for various purposes.
What is a cookie?
A “cookie” is a small amount of text that is stored in your browser (such as Google Chrome or Apple Safari) when you visit most websites.
What is not a cookie?
It is not a virus, nor a trojan, nor a worm, nor spam, nor spyware, nor does it open pop-up windows.
What information does a cookie store?
Cookies usually do not store sensitive information about you, such as credit card or banking details, photographs, or personal information, etc. The data they collect is technical, statistical, related to personal preferences, content personalization, and so on.
The web server does not associate you as a person but rather associates your web browser. In fact, if you usually browse with Chrome and then browse the same website with Firefox, you will see that the site does not realize you are the same person because it actually links the information to the browser, not the individual.
What types of cookies exist?
According to ownership
- First-party cookies: These are generated by the page you are visiting.
- Third-party cookies: These are generated by external services or providers such as Mailchimp, Mailrelay, Facebook, Twitter, Google AdSense, etc.
According to purpose
- Technical or necessary cookies: These are the most basic cookies and, among other things, allow you to determine whether you are browsing as a human or an automated application, whether an anonymous or a registered user is browsing, and perform basic tasks for the operation of any dynamic website.
- Analytical cookies: These collect information about the type of browsing you are doing, the sections you use the most, products you consult, the time frame of use, language, and so forth.
- Advertising cookies: These display advertising based on your browsing habits, your country of origin, language, etc.
According to duration
- Session cookies: These collect and store data while the user is browsing, for example, to provide a service. They are deleted when the session ends.
- Persistent cookies: The data collected via the cookie remains stored for a period of time that could range from a few minutes to several years.
Legal basis for the processing of your data
The legal basis for processing your data is: consent.
To contact or post comments on this website, you need to consent to our Privacy Policy.
Any prospective or commercial offer of products and services is based on the consent requested from you, and under no circumstance does withdrawing this consent affect the execution of the subscription agreement.
What cookies does this website use?
This website uses both first-party and third-party cookies. The specific cookies used on this site are detailed below:
First-party cookies
- Login cookies allow you to log in and out of your Pedro Castro Estudio account.
- Personalization cookies help us remember which people or websites you have interacted with, so we can show you relevant content.
- Preference cookies allow us to remember your settings and preferences, such as your preferred language and your privacy configuration.
- We use security cookies to protect you from security risks—primarily to detect when someone is attempting to hack your Pedro Castro Estudio account.
Third-party cookies
In certain cases, this website may use third-party cookies. This is due to the integration of third-party services, which may store cookies on their own servers.
Listado de Cookies
Estas son las cookies que utiliza pcastrop.com. En las siguientes tablas se especifica el nombre de cada cookie, así como su propiedad, tipo, finalidad y permanencia.
First-party cookies
- Cookie: wp-settings-time-[UID]
- Ownership: pcastrop.com
- Type: Technical
- Purpose: The UID at the end of the cookie name contains the user ID stored in the WordPress database. It is used to customize a user’s view of the WordPress admin interface, and possibly the main site interface as well. More information.
- Duration: 1 year
- Cookie: wordpress_logged_in_
- Ownership: pcastrop.com
- Type: Technical
- Purpose: After logging in, WordPress activates the wordpress_logged_in_[hash] cookie, whose function is to indicate when you are logged in and who you are, and is used by the WordPress interface. More information.
- Duration: 2 years
- Cookie: tk_ai
- Ownership: pcastrop.com
- Type: Technical
- Purpose: These WordPress cookies collect internal metrics regarding user activity and pages visited, providing statistics to improve user experience.
- Duration: Session
- Cookie: wordpress_test_cookie
- Ownership: pcastrop.com
- Type: Technical
- Purpose: Used by the WordPress content management system to check cookie activation. More information.
- Duration: Session
- Cookie: moove_gdpr_popup
- Ownership: pcastrop.com
- Type: Technical
- Purpose: Stores your cookie preferences.
- Duration: Session
- Cookie: woocomerce_cart_hash
- Ownership: pcastrop.com
- Type: Technical
- Purpose: Used to track cart data. It contains information about the entire purchase and helps WooCommerce update data when items are changed in the cart.
- Duration: Session
- Cookie: woocommerce_items_in_cart
- Ownership: pcastrop.com
- Type: Technical
- Purpose: Used to track cart data, containing information about the entire purchase and helping WooCommerce when items in the cart are changed.
- Duration: Session
- Cookie: wp_woocommerce_session
- Ownership: pcastrop.com
- Type: Technical
- Purpose: Contains a unique code for each customer to know where to find purchase data in the database for each customer.
- Duration: 24 hours
- Cookie: woocommerce_recently_viewed
- Ownership: pcastrop.com
- Type: Technical
- Purpose: Collects information on which products the user has viewed in the shop.
- Duration: Session
- Cookie: pll_language
- Ownership: pcastrop.com
- Type: Technical
- Purpose: Allows the Polylang plugin to store the browser language setting.
- Duration: Persistent
- Cookie: wp_lang
- Ownership: pcastrop.com
- Type: Technical
- Purpose: A WordPress cookie used to store the user’s language preferences.
- Duration: Session
Third-party cookies
- Cookie: _GRECAPTCHA
- Ownership: .google.com
- Type: Necessary
- Purpose: Used by the Google reCAPTCHA service in forms to prevent spam.
- Duration: 6 months
- Cookies: rc::a, rc::f, rc::c, rc::b
- Ownership: google.com
- Type: Necessary
- Purpose: These cookies are set by Google’s reCAPTCHA service to identify bots and protect the website from malicious spam attacks.
- Duration: Session
- Cookies: sc_f, ts_c, ts, tsrce, l7_az, c, LANG
- Ownership: .paypal.com, .stats.paypal.com
- Type: Technical
- Purpose: These cookies are set by PayPal’s service to manage a secure payment system and provide fraud prevention.
- Duration: Various durations
Use of Cookies in YouTube Videos
On our website, we use YouTube videos embedded through the WordPress block editor (Gutenberg). By default, YouTube uses cookies to track user activity and personalize the experience, even if users do not interact directly with the video.
To protect your privacy and comply with data protection regulations, we have implemented a cookie-blocking system for YouTube videos. This means that:
- YouTube videos will not load automatically on our website.
- Instead, a preview image of the video will be displayed along with a play button.
- Only when the user clicks the button will the video load from YouTube, and at that moment, YouTube may set cookies on your device.
Third-Party Cookies Associated with YouTube
When a YouTube video is allowed to play, the platform may set third-party cookies, such as:
- GPS: Used to track the user’s location (expires after 30 minutes).
- PREF: Stores user preferences such as language and playback settings (expires after 8 months).
- YSC: Assigns a unique session identifier to track video views (deleted when the browser is closed).
- VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE: Attempts to estimate the user’s bandwidth to improve playback quality (expires after 6 months).
Can cookies be disabled or deleted?
Yes, either for a specific domain or entirely.
To delete cookies from a particular website, go to your browser’s settings and there you can search for cookies associated with the specific domain and delete them.
More information about cookies
You can consult the cookie regulations published by the Spanish Data Protection Agency in its “Guide on the use of cookies” (in Spanish) and learn more about cookies on the AboutCookies.org website.
If you want greater control over the installation of cookies, you can install programs or browser add-ons, known as “Do Not Track” tools, which allow you to choose which cookies you want to allow.
Review my cookie preferences on this site
Remember, you can always review your preferences on accepting or rejecting cookies on this website by clicking the following button: