What cookies are
A cookie is a small file a website keeps in your browser so it can recognise it on later visits. The same rules cover other forms of local storage: what matters is not the format but that information stays on your device.
Some are essential for the site to work at all. Others exist only for measurement or advertising, and those are not installed until you allow them.
The legal basis
Necessary cookies are set without consent because the service cannot be delivered without them — one of them is precisely the cookie that remembers your answer to this notice.
Analytics and advertising cookies require your prior consent. Until you give it their scripts are blocked and never execute: it is not that they store nothing, it is that they do not load.
The audience measurement we use sets no cookies and identifies no one, which is why it keeps working if you decline. It is explained below.
Changing or withdrawing consent
At the foot of any page there is a “Cookie settings” button. It opens the same panel as the initial notice, and from there you can turn each category on or off.
Withdrawing consent is as easy as giving it: when you save, the cookies of the categories you switched off are deleted and their scripts stop loading.
From your browser
Every browser lets you block or delete cookies from its privacy settings. Note that deleting this site’s cookies also deletes the one holding your decision, so the notice will appear again.
Changes and contact
If we add or drop a tool, this page changes with it: the table above is generated from the site’s actual configuration and is not maintained by hand.
For any question about this policy, write to us at hola@bycomplet.com.