This document presents the Cookie Policy for armalitas.com (Armalitas). When viewing information on this web resource, the user does not provide personal data, so the administration of the site has no way to determine the identity of the visitor or his intentions.
However, when you visit the site, the system collects certain technical data such as browser settings, frequency of visits to the portal and information about the location of the device from which you access the site. This data is stored in cookies that have no relation to the user’s personal information.
What are cookies and how are they used?
Cookies are small pieces of data stored on your device when you browse websites. They contain information that helps the site recognise your device and remember your preferences. Cookies are used to improve the user experience, ensure that the site works correctly and collect analytical data.
Our website uses both its own cookies and cookies from third-party vendors.
When do we use third-party cookies?
In some cases, we use cookies from third party service providers to provide additional functionality to our website or for analytical purposes. This may include traffic tracking tools, social media platforms or adverts. Such third-party cookies help us to improve our services and offerings.
Are cookies necessary for our website to work?
Some cookies are critical to the operation of our website. They provide basic functionality such as remembering your login or site settings. Without these cookies, our site may not function properly or may be less user-friendly.
Are cookies used for adverts?
Yes, we may use cookies for advertising purposes. This helps us to offer you personalised advertising tailored to your interests. We can also use cookies to track the effectiveness of advertising campaigns and tailor content to your preferences.
What types of cookies does our website use?
Our website uses several categories of cookies, each of which fulfils a specific function to help improve your user experience. Here are the main types of cookies we use:
- Basic cookies: these cookies are necessary to enable the basic functions of the site, such as authorising users and storing their settings. They ensure the proper functioning of the site and allow you to use the functionality without interference.
- Functional cookies: these cookies allow the site to record your preferences and personalise content for future access. For example, they can store your language preferences or choice of design theme, which helps to make your visit more comfortable and personalised.
- Analytical cookies: We use these cookies to collect information about your activity on our website. This helps us to understand which pages are the most popular and identify possible problems, allowing us to improve the functionality and structure of the site.
- Advertising cookies: these cookies are used to provide relevant adverts that match your interests. They also help us measure the effectiveness of advertising campaigns and customise content according to your preferences.
Using these cookies allows us to provide a better service and improve the efficiency of the site. You can always manage your cookie settings to control what data is collected.
How long do cookies last?
The length of time cookies are stored may vary depending on their type. Some cookies are deleted automatically when your session ends (session cookies), while others may remain on your device for a long time (persistent cookies), up to several months or even years.
How do I delete or cancel cookies?
You can manage cookies through your browser settings. Most browsers have an option to delete or block cookies. Please refer to your browser’s instructions for details. It is important to remember that blocking cookies may affect the functionality of some websites.
How is our Cookie Policy changing?
We may periodically update the terms of our Policy to reflect changes in our practices or to comply with new legal requirements. Policy updates will be posted on our website, and we encourage you to check this information periodically to familiarise yourself with any changes.
