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Cookie policy
You decide whether we activate analytics.
Last updated: 29 September 2026
1. What we use and why
Cookies are small files your browser stores on your device. This website also uses browser local storage to remember your choice. Co., the trading name used by Alejandra Ara Berges, is responsible for this configuration.
There are only two categories: necessary and analytics. Necessary storage remembers your decision. Analytics helps us understand how the website is used and is activated only if you accept it. There are no advertising cookies or embedded external maps, videos or chats.
2. Inventory
| Name | Type and provider | Purpose | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|
| co_consent | Necessary · Co. · local storage | Stores your analytics choice, date, expiry and consent version. It contains no tracking identifier. | 180 days from your choice. |
| _ga | Analytics · Google Analytics 4 · first-party cookie | Distinguishes browsers using a pseudonymous identifier to produce statistics. | Up to 180 days from creation. |
| _ga_3L08CNGKZE | Analytics · Google Analytics 4 · first-party cookie | Maintains session state for this website’s Analytics property. | Up to 180 days from creation. |
The two Google cookies are used only with analytics consent. Browser limits or settings may shorten their lifetime. Google Tag Manager manages tags; it does not itself add another analytics cookie in this implementation.
3. How you choose
On your first visit you can accept, reject or configure. Accept and reject have equal visual prominence. In settings, necessary storage stays active and analytics is unchecked unless you have previously accepted it. Browsing, closing settings or continuing to scroll does not count as consent.
Before analytics is accepted, neither Google Tag Manager nor Google Analytics is loaded and no analytics signals are sent to Google. The site works equally well if you reject. We remember your choice for 180 days, unless you change it, clear browser storage or the consent version changes.
4. Changing or withdrawing consent
“Cookie settings” remains in the footer of every page. It lets you accept after rejecting and reject after accepting. When you withdraw consent, measurement stops, accessible analytics cookies for this site are deleted and the page reloads to unload the tags. This does not erase data already processed lawfully.
Your choice is shared across Spanish and English pages on the same domain. Each device, browser and test domain keeps its own choice. If your browser prevents preferences from being saved, you can still use the website; it may ask you to choose again on the next page.
You can also delete or block cookies and local storage in your browser’s privacy settings. Deleting “co_consent” makes the website ask you to choose again.
5. Data, providers and rights
Analytics is based on consent. Google Ireland Limited provides the service, which may involve international transfers with the applicable safeguards. The privacy policy in the footer explains the data processed, providers, retention, transfers and your rights. For enquiries or requests, contact administracion@somosco.es.
This policy reflects the configuration described and the AEPD’s guidance on Article 22.2 of the Spanish Information Society Services Act (LSSI). It will be updated before new purposes or technologies requiring consent are introduced. The Spanish version is the legal reference version.