Before we begin, what is a cookie? What types of Cookies exist?
A cookie is a small text file that websites install on the user's computer or mobile device when they visit them. Cookies are generally used to make web pages work or work more efficiently, as well as to collect information about their use.
The use of cookies may involve the collection of certain personal data, so we recommend that you also consult our Privacy Policy to learn about the personal data we process, how we use it, and the rights you have.
Likewise, Cookies can be classified as follows:
- According to the entity that manages them: first-party or third-party
- According to the duration of activity: session or persistent
- According to their purpose: technical, preference/personalization, analytics, or marketing
Other tracking technologies
In addition to Cookies, we may use other tracking technologies that work similarly and allow us to better understand how you use our website and improve your browsing experience (hereinafter, collectively “Cookies”).
These are:
- Local Storage / Session Storage: allow information to be stored directly in the browser similarly to a cookie.
- Tracking scripts: code snippets that load when visiting the website and enable analytical, advertising, or personalization tools.
- Tracking pixels: small pieces of code that load when visiting a page or opening an email. When activated, they send information to the server hosting them, allowing detection of visits, measurement of interactions, and knowledge of certain actions performed on the website. These pixels can collect data such as the type of browser used, IP address, visit frequency, or how the user navigates the site. Their purpose can be analytical (measuring site performance) or advertising (optimizing campaigns and audiences).
- Web beacons: tracking tags inserted into web pages or electronic communications. When loaded, they allow the collection of information about content viewing and user activity.
These technologies may collect information about your device, your browser, and your interactions on the website, and are used for analytical, functional, or advertising purposes, just like Cookies. They will only be activated when you have given your consent, except for those necessary for the basic functioning of the website.
What is the legal basis for our use of Cookies?
Technical or strictly necessary Cookies enable the basic functioning of the website and facilitate access to the services we offer. Their use is justified by the relationship established when you decide to visit our website and use its features, so they do not require consent.
Preference/personalization, analytics, or marketing Cookies are based on the consent you can give when you first access the website, which you can revoke at any time.
Who is responsible for the use of Cookies on https://www.spaidoo.com?
When you browse our website, some Cookies are installed directly from our own domains, while others come from external companies that incorporate their technologies on our site with our authorization and allow us to offer services such as analytics, measurement, content personalization, or advertising.
At Spaidoo, we are responsible for the first-party Cookies installed from our domains. Third-party Cookies are installed and managed by the companies identified in the ‘Owner’ column of the Cookies table in this Policy, who are responsible for the processing they carry out with the data obtained through them. You can consult their privacy policies on their respective websites.
What Cookies do we use?
The following table explains the Cookies we use and their purposes:
| Name | Function | Owner | Domain | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| _ga_YMJD2FYTN7 | Analysis or measurement | spaidoo.com | 399d | |
| _ga | Analysis or measurement | spaidoo.com | 399d | |
| lawwwing-consent-v2 | Strictly Necessary | Lawwwing | spaidoo.com | 364d |
| lawwwing-session | Strictly Necessary | Lawwwing | spaidoo.com | 364d |
| language | Strictly Necessary | Spaidoo | my.spaidoo.com | 364d |
| access_token | Strictly Necessary | Spaidoo | spaidoo.com | 23h |
| WMF-Uniq | - | - | upload.wikimedia.org | 364d |
How can you manage or modify your consent regarding Cookies?
You can modify your Cookie usage preferences at any time with the tool for Configure Cookies.
You may need to refresh the page for the settings to take effect.
Through this tool you can:
- Independently enable or disable preference/personalization, analytics, and marketing Cookies.
- Keep only the technical (strictly necessary) Cookies enabled.
- Modify your initial choice or withdraw it whenever you consider appropriate. We will keep your choice for a maximum of 24 months, after which we will request your consent again.
Each category includes different Cookies whose specific uses can be consulted in the table included in this Policy. Disabling certain categories may limit some functionalities or prevent the adaptation of content to your preferences.
How can you delete Cookies?
In addition to managing your consent from our tool, you can also control most Cookies directly from your browser settings.
You can do this in the most common browsers by following their instructions:
To find information related to other browsers, you can visit the corresponding browser’s website.
At https://www.spaidoo.com we use Google Consent Mode v2 to transmit consents to the different purposes.
More information here.
International data transfers with the use of Cookies
By using this website and accepting certain Cookies or tracking technologies, some of the data generated may be processed by providers located in third countries. In particular, certain services may involve data transfers to the United States or other territories located outside the European Economic Area (EEA).
When these transfers are made to entities located in the United States, the processing may be based on an adequacy decision by the European Commission, provided that the provider adheres to the EU–US Data Privacy Framework. If the provider is not listed in the “Data Privacy Framework List,” or when the transfer is directed to countries that do not have an adequacy decision, the safeguards provided in the GDPR will apply.
Changes to the Cookie Policy and Tracking Technologies
This Cookie Policy and Tracking Technologies has been last updated on 21/10/2026.
At Spaidoo, we reserve the right to update and modify certain aspects of it to adapt to legislative and jurisprudential developments, so we recommend that you review it periodically.