Cookie Policy

In accordance with article 22.2 of Law 34/2002, of 11 July, on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce (LSSI-CE) in force, at VORTEX COWORKING we would like to inform you about what cookies are, what types exist and which ones we collect on our website.

 

What are cookies?

 

Cookies allow us to store and retrieve information about users who browse our website. They are essential for the proper functioning of the internet and provide advantages when providing an adequate service and facilitating the user experience. If you continue browsing www.vortexcoworking.es, we assume that you accept the installation of cookies, giving us your consent to install them on your computer.

 

We use both our own and third-party cookies on this website. These cookies do not damage, in any case, your computer, they simply help to improve the services offered. Both session cookies, temporary cookies and permanent cookies are used. Session cookies are stored while the user accesses the website, disappearing when the browser is closed; permanent cookies are stored for use in more than one session and expire after some time (between two months and two years).

 

Several technical and personalization cookies may be necessary for the proper functioning of this website. However, they are optional to use the website. You can configure your browser to accept, reject, or notify you of the need to store a cookie on your terminal. Each browser has different needs and specific settings to block the collection of cookies. Therefore, to facilitate the process, here you can find the configuration of each of the browsers:

 

  • GOOGLE CHROME
  • SAFARI
  • MOZILLA FIREFOX
  • INTERNET EXPLORER

 

VORTEX COWORKING informs our users about the use of Google Analytics on this website which stores cookies to create statistical reports on the traffic and volume of visits to this page. By using this website, the user consents to the processing of his/her information by Google. Therefore, to exercise any rights in this regard, the user must communicate directly with Google.

 

You can configure your browser here so that Google Analytics cookies are not installed on your terminal. Google Analytics stores cookies on servers located in the United States. Google undertakes not to share this information with third parties, except where this is necessary for the operation of the system or where required by law. According to Google, Google does not store your IP address.

 

Google Inc. is a member of the “Privacy Shield” (privacy shield) which guarantees that all data transferred will be treated with a level of protection by European regulations. The User can consult detailed information in this regard through the following link: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/6004245.

 

If the User so wishes, he/she can use the Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on, through whose instructions the analytical cookies of said service can be rejected in all browsers. Users can find more information on this subject at the following link: https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout.

 

Types of cookies

 

Depending on their purpose, the website may use different types of cookies:

 

  • Technical cookies: these allow the user to browse the website and use the different options or services that exist on it, such as controlling traffic and data communication, identifying the session or accessing restricted areas.
  • Personalization cookies: these allow the user to access the service with certain predefined general characteristics such as language or the type of browser from which the user accesses it.
  • Analysis cookies: these enable the monitoring and analysis of user behaviour on the linked pages.
  • Advertising cookies: allow the effective management of advertising spaces.
  • Behavioural advertising cookies: store information obtained through the observation of browsing habits to develop a specific profile and display advertising based on the same.
  • Cookies from external social networks: these are used to facilitate the interaction of visitors between content from different social platforms. The privacy policy is regulated by each corresponding social platform.

 

Google Analytics:

 

  • utma: This cookie generates a unique user ID and records the date, first, and last time the user visited the site. It is used to count how many times a unique user visits the site. It expires 2 years from the last update (Third party analytics cookies).
  • Utmz: This cookie stores the origin of the visitor, the path followed to access the website whether it is direct access, from a link on another website, from an email link, using certain keywords in a search engine, through a display campaign, or through an AdWords ad. This cookie is used to calculate traffic coming from search engines (organic and PPC), display advertising campaigns, and navigation within the same website (internal links). The cookie is updated on each visit to the website. It expires after 6 months (third-party analytical cookies).
  • utmb: This cookie records the time of arrival on the page and expires 30 minutes after the last page view. It is automatically deleted when changing websites or closing the browser. If a user remains more than 30 minutes without activity on a website (goes to lunch, for example) and returns to request a page, it will be considered a new user session (1 unique user who makes 2 visits). To calculate how long a user stays on a page, the value of the current page is subtracted from the value of the previous page. If we modify the Google Analytics code to record events (clicks or scrolling) we can determine how long the user spent on the last page they visited. We can also modify the duration of a session with the _setSessionCookieTimeout() method. It expires 30 minutes after the last update (third-party analytical cookies).
  • utmc: No longer used. The current javascript code used by Google Analytics does not require this cookie. Previously this cookie was used together with the _utmb cookie to determine whether or not a new session should be established for the user after more than 30 minutes on the same page. This cookie is still written to ensure compatibility with websites where the old urchin.js tracking code is installed. (Third-party analytics cookies)
  • utmv: This is an optional cookie, it is only used when based on the data obtained from the registration, demographic data such as the sex or age of visitors is to be segmented later. The information is obtained through the _setVar () of the Google Analytics code. It expires 2 years after the last update.

 

Acceptance of cookies.

 

When you access this website for the first time, a window will appear informing you of the use of cookies and where to consult our “Cookies Policy”.  By browsing or clicking on any of the pages of this website, you consent to our Cookies Policy and, therefore, the installation of cookies on your computer or device. In the case of blocking or not accepting the installation of cookies, it is possible that certain services may not be available or you may not be able to take full advantage of everything our website has to offer.

 

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