1. What cookies are
Cookies are small files stored on the user’s device when they visit a website. They allow certain preferences to be remembered, technical functions to be maintained and, where consent has been given, statistical information about the use of the website to be obtained.
2. Origin and purpose of cookies
First-party cookies are managed by the website owner or by the services installed on it. Third-party cookies are managed by external providers, such as Google Analytics.
According to their purpose, cookies may be technical, functional, analytical or advertising cookies. Technical cookies are necessary for the operation of the website. Functional cookies allow certain preferences to be remembered. Analytical cookies allow statistics about the use of the website to be obtained when the user has given consent. Advertising cookies are used for advertising or profiling purposes.
This website uses first-party technical cookies and Google Analytics analytical cookies when the user gives consent. No advertising cookies or independent functional cookies are used.
3. Website controller
The party responsible is
Small world media, s.l., NIF/CIF B21782461, with registered address at Pamplona 88, 6th 2nd, 08018 Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain. The representative is Jaime Vilalta Golet.
Contact:
info@smallmon.eu and
jvilalta@smallworldmedia.eu.
4. How consent is obtained
Non-essential cookies, including analytical cookies and non-essential third-party cookies, remain blocked until the user expressly accepts them. Refusing non-essential cookies does not prevent the user from browsing the website. The user may accept, reject or configure their preferences from the consent panel.
5. Cookies used
| Cookie |
Type and owner |
Purpose |
Duration |
wp_consent_preferences |
Technical, first-party, WordPress Consent API |
Store general consent preferences. |
1 month |
wp_consent_statistics |
Technical, first-party, WordPress Consent API |
Store the user’s preference regarding statistical cookies. |
1 month |
wp_consent_statistics-anonymous |
Technical, first-party, WordPress Consent API |
Store the user’s preference regarding anonymous statistics. |
1 month |
wp_consent_functional |
Technical, first-party, WordPress Consent API |
Store the user’s preference regarding functional cookies. |
1 month |
wp_consent_marketing |
Technical, first-party, WordPress Consent API |
Store the user’s preference regarding advertising or marketing cookies. |
1 month |
wpEmojiSettingsSupports |
Technical, first-party, WordPress |
Check whether the browser can display emojis correctly. |
Session |
cookieyes-consent |
Technical, first-party, CookieYes |
Store the consent decision and preferences. |
Up to 1 year |
pll_language |
Technical, first-party, Polylang |
Remember the language selected by the user. |
Up to 1 year |
_ga |
Analytical, third-party, Google Analytics |
Distinguish users and measure the aggregated use of the website. |
Up to 2 years |
_ga_* |
Analytical, third-party, Google Analytics |
Maintain session state and compile statistics. |
Up to 2 years |
The
wp_consent_* and
cookieyes-consent cookies only store the user’s preferences and decisions regarding consent. They do not perform tracking or analytics.
Google Analytics cookies are only installed after the user accepts the analytics category. The exact name of the configuration cookie may vary depending on the property identifier.
No advertising cookies are used. The
cookieyes-* pattern identified by CookieYes corresponds to consent-management cookies; the cookie used and identified in this policy is
cookieyes-consent.
6. Technical cookies
Technical cookies are necessary for functions requested by the user or for the basic operation of the website, such as remembering the language or storing privacy preferences. They do not require consent when they are strictly necessary.
7. Analytical cookies
Analytical cookies are used only with consent to understand, in aggregate, how the website is used and to improve its content. The provider is Google Analytics, subject to its own terms and privacy policy.
8. Management, rejection and withdrawal
The user may accept all cookies, reject non-essential cookies or configure the categories from the consent panel. The user may also withdraw their decision using the preferences button available on the website. Withdrawing consent does not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out before the withdrawal.
9. Browser settings
The browser allows cookies to be blocked, deleted or limited. If technical cookies are blocked, some website functions may not work correctly. Browser settings do not replace the website’s consent panel.
10. Updates
This policy will be reviewed when the cookies, providers or applicable regulations change. The version published on this page will be the current version.
For more information about the processing of personal data, please consult the
Privacy Policy.