In compliance with European laws, our goal is to make sure that any and all users of our website understands what cookies are and how they are used, in order for every user to be able to make an informed decision about whether they accept the cookies or not.
A cookie is a small text archive with a single use identification number that gets transferred from the website to the hard drive of the user’s device through an anonymous code that can identify the device, but not the user, which passively tracks their activities in our website.
Cookies are grouped in four main categories depending on their purpose:
Caligrama websites use these cookies, and there’s no need to accept their use for them to be delivered:
All these cookies are known as persistent cookies because their duration is established by the server the moment they are created.
The user can change or adjust the settings on third party cookies by using the links listed below (Third party cookies). You can find more information on cookies and how to manage them in the settings of your web browser.
Please follow these links to manage cookies on different web browsers:
Some third party cookies are established by services which can be found on our web pages. They are set by the operators of the aforementioned services and are out of our control. We encourage the users to review the privacy policy and see how to cancel the cookies set up by these services in the addresses listed in the following section. Third parties assume full responsibility for their cookies.
Caligrama doesn’t accept any responsibility over content and/or cookies from external links, which can be modified without notice by the corresponding operators. Caligrama informs its users about the purpose of third party cookies and provides links to information on the subjects to which the data is referred.
The following list explains all third party cookies used in our website and details how to manage them.
| Service | Description |
|---|---|
| Cloudfare | Cookies from cloudflare.com help us manage access to our website and implement necessary measures to prevent hacking. Cloudflare collects personal data, which depends on the data itself as well as the specific context in which it was collected. Please note that, in most cases, Cloudflare won’t be able to provide any of its services if the requested information is not supplied For more information, visit the following link: |
| Google Analytics |
Our website includes components that derive from Google Analytics, a web traffic analysis service provided by Google, Inc. («Google»). This is implemented via third party cookies that collect and manage information to monitor and improve the performance of our website (analytical cookies). Google Analytics uses cookies by default in order to collect and analyze data on the behavior of our website’s users. Google Analytics collects and processes data to create reports on user’s activity on our website. The use of these cookies is subject to contractual restrictions where Google manifests its commitment to use the cookies for the sole purpose of offering services, never ‘cross-referencing’ or ‘enriching’ them with any other available data. Caligrama doesn’t use any other service besides Google Analytics and doesn’t have any active advertising, nor does it share any other data with Google. For more information, visit the following link: Google Privacy and Terms for partners Users can opt to disable Google Analytics actions by installing the opt-out provided by Google in their web browser. For more information, visit the following link: |
These serve to identify cookies sent to Facebook when the user visits a website with Facebook social plug-ins. |