1. Session cookie. It expires when the user closes their browser, and sometimes just after a certain period of time has elapsed (for example, on mobile devices, where the concept of ‘closing your browser’ is less relevant). Sessions are therefore ideal to remember, for example, if a user has logged in to a website. When they close their browser they are automatically logged out. They are usually considered relatively unobtrusive from a privacy perspective.

2. Persistent cookie. It expires after a fixed date, for example after one year. They are not cleared when the user closes their browser. A common use of a persistent cookie is the “Keep me logged in” box found beneath many login areas. For this to work, the cookie must be stored after the user closes their browser.

3. First party cookie. This is restricted to the same domain as the website you are viewing. For example, if you were visiting www.todoenone.com, a first party cookie would only be readable by pages inside www.todoenone.com.

4. Third party cookie. Third party cookies are most commonly used for tracking users by advertising networks, search engines and social media sites. If you interact with the content of our Website, third-party cookies may also be installed (for example, by clicking on social media buttons or viewing videos housed on other sites). Third-party cookies are those established by a domain different to our Website. We cannot access the data stored in cookies of other websites when you browse these other websites.

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6. Analysis cookies. These are cookies that enable to quantify the number of users and analyse their use of the service offered. For this, their browsing on our website or application is analysed to improve our offer of products or services.

7. Technical cookies. These are cookies that enable users to browse via our website and use the various options and services available, such as plug-ins to exchange social contents, user authentication or identification, and multimedia device sessions.

8. Personalization cookies. These are cookies that enable users to access the service with certain general characteristics predefined depending on a series of criteria on their terminals, such as the pre-established language of the website.

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