1. What are Cookies?

Cookies are files that store and retrieve information about the user’s browsing habits. The information obtained relates, for example, to the number of new users, the frequency and repetition of visits, the length of the visit, and the browser or computer used to visit the website or run the application.

2. The cookies we use.

We may use the following cookies:

a) Based on the entity that manages them:

First-party cookies: Cookies sent to the user’s terminal from a device or domain managed by the publisher and used to provide the service requested by the user.

Third-party cookies: Cookies sent to the user’s terminal from a computer or domain that is not managed by the publisher, but by another entity that processes the data obtained from the cookies.

b) Based on their purpose:

Strictly necessary cookies: These cookies are necessary for the website to function and cannot be disabled on the publisher’s systems. They are usually configured to respond to actions made by the User to receive services, such as adjusting privacy preferences, logging into the site, or filling in forms. Users can configure their browsers to block or alert of the presence of these cookies, but some parts of the website will not work without them.

Performance cookies: These cookies are used to count the number of visits and traffic streams to measure and improve the performance of the website. They help the publisher determine which pages are the most and least popular, and how many people visit the site. All the information these cookies collect is aggregated and therefore anonymous. If the User does not allow these cookies, we will not know when the User visited the website.

Functionality cookies: These cookies allow the website to provide better functionality and customisation features. They may be established by the publisher or by third parties whose services have been added to the website. If the user does not allow these cookies, some services will not work properly.

Targeted cookies: These cookies may be site-wide and are placed by third parties who may use them to create a profile of the user’s interests and display relevant advertisements on other websites. They do not store personal information directly, but are based on the unique identification of the browser and Internet access device. If you do not allow these cookies, you will receive less targeted advertising.

Behavioural Advertising Cookies: These cookies store information on users’ behaviour obtained through continued observation of their browsing habits, which makes it possible to develop a specific profile to show advertising accordingly.

Social networking cookies: These cookies are used by several social networking services that are added to the website to allow the user to share the content with their friends and networks. These cookies can track your browser across other sites and build a profile of your interests. This may alter the content and messages you encounter on other websites you visit. If you do not allow these cookies, you will not be able to view or use these network-sharing tools

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c) Based on the length of time they remain activated:

Session cookies: These cookies are designed to collect and store data while the user accesses the website. They are typically used to store information that is only relevant to provide the service requested by the user on a single occasion (e.g. a list of products purchased) and disappear at the end of the session.

Persistent cookies: These cookies store data on the terminal and can be accessed and processed for a period defined by the party responsible for the cookie, which can range from a few minutes to several years.

Be Casa uses the following cookies:

 

Cookie name	Management / Origin	Type according to purpose	Purpose	Expiry
OptanonAlertBoxClosed	First party	Strictly necessary cookies	This cookie is set by websites that use certain versions of OneTrust’s cookie compliance solution. It is set after visitors have seen a cookie information message and, in some cases, only when they actively close the message. It stops the website from displaying the message more than once to a user. The cookie has a lifetime of one year and does not contain personal information.	364 days
OptanonConsent	First party	Strictly necessary cookies	This cookie is set by the OneTrust cookie compliance solution. It stores information about the cookie categories used by the site and whether visitors have given or withdrawn consent to use each category. This allows site owners to prevent cookies from being set in each category in users’ browsers when consent is not granted. The cookie has a normal lifespan of one year. Itt will remember the preferences of visitors who return to the site. It does not contain information that can identify the visitor to the site.	364 days
_gat_UA-	First party	Performance cookies	This is a pattern type cookie set by Google Analytics, where the pattern element in the name contains the unique identity number of the account or website to which it relates. This appears to be a variation of the _gat cookie which is used to limit the amount of data recorded by Google on high-traffic websites.	0 días
_ga	First party	Performance cookies	This cookie name is associated with Google Universal Analytics, which is a major update to Google’s most widely used analytics service. This cookie is used to distinguish unique users by assigning a randomly generated number as a customer identifier. It is included in every page request on a site and is used to calculate visitor, session and campaign data for site analytics reports. By default, it is set to expire after 2 years, although website owners can customise it.	729 days
_gclxxxx	First party	Performance cookies	Google conversion tracking cookie	89 days
_gid	First party	Performance cookies	This cookie is associated with Google Universal Analytics. It stores and updates a unique value for each page visited.	0 days
_fbp	First party	Targeted cookies	Used by Facebook to deliver a range of advertising products, such as real-time offers from external advertisers.	89 days
IDE	Third-party	Targeted cookies	This domain is owned by DoubleClick (Google). Its main commercial activity is: Google’s real-time bidding ad exchange.	390 days
_fbp	Third-party	Targeted cookies	This domain is owned by Facebook. As an external hosting provider, it mainly collects data on users’ interests through widgets such as the “Like” button found on many websites. This is used to display targeted advertising to its users when they log on to its services and to provide behavioural advertising on other websites, similar to most online marketing companies.	0 days
test_cookie	Third-party	Targeted cookies	This domain is owned by DoubleClick (Google). The main commercial activity is Google’s real-time bidding ad exchange.	0 days

3. How to manage cookies?

Users also have the option of allowing, blocking or deleting the cookies installed on their devices by configuring their browser options:

– If you are using Microsoft Internet Explorer, go to the Tools menu option, select Internet Options and go to Privacy.

– If you are using Firefox; for Mac, go to the Preferences menu option, select Privacy, access the Show Cookies section, and for Windows go to the Tools menu option, select Options, go to Privacy and then to Use custom settings for history.

– If you are using Safari, go to the Preferences menu option and select Privacy.

– If you are using Google Chrome, go to the Tools menu option, select Options (Preferences on Mac), go to Advanced and then to the Content Settings option in the Privacy section, and finally tick Cookies in the Content Settings dialogue box.

However, disabling cookies may alter the way the website works. Please refer to your browser’s instructions and manuals for further information.

If you block the use of cookies in your browser, some website services or features may not be available.

4. To which countries will my data be transferred?

See the policies of the third parties identified in this cookies policy for information on transfers to third countries (see the links provided in the “Third-party cookies” section).

For further information on Article 13 of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), including data subjects’ rights, please see our Privacy Policy.