Cookie Policy

To make full use of the content and personalized features of this website, your computer or mobile device browser must accept cookies. It is common for your browser to do so by default.

The cookies on this website do not store confidential information such as your name, address, etc. However, if you wish to restrict, block, or delete cookies from this or any other website, you can configure your browser to reject or accept them, or to automatically delete them once you close the browser or turn off your computer or mobile device. Following the guidelines of the Spanish Data Protection Agency, we detail below the use of cookies on this website in order to inform you as accurately as possible.

Definition

A cookie is a small piece of information sent by a website and stored in the user's browser, allowing the website to retrieve information about the user's previous activity.

Use of cookies

The website www.imcoinsa.com uses cookies, which are files sent to a browser by means of a web server for various purposes.

The website www.imcoinsa.com uses cookies to personalize and facilitate access to information, such as locating the company’s office on Google Maps or collecting data about visits to the website through Google Analytics.

The user may configure their browser to notify and reject the installation of cookies; however, doing so may result in the user not being able to access certain content or services. In any case, the data collected on www.imcoinsa.com will only be used with the user's prior consent and for the purposes described in each case throughout the content available on www.imcoinsa.com, as stated in its Legal Notice and Privacy Policy.

LOTURA retains full control over the data collected through its own cookies, storing the data on servers owned and controlled by LOTURA. The data is not shared with any other organization for sales, market research, or commercial purposes.

The first-party cookie contains the following information:

• Unique random visitor identification
• Time of the visitor’s first visit
• Time of the visitor’s previous visit
• Number of visits by the visitor

Persistent cookies are stored on a device and are not automatically deleted when the browser is closed. For persistent cookies, a random identifier is generated that allows recognition when a user returns to the website.

All cookies expire after 6 months.

Device fingerprint tracking

LOTURA uses an IP anonymization mechanism that automatically masks part of each visitor’s IP address (Internet Protocol), making it impossible to identify a specific visitor from Google solely through the IP address.

Device fingerprinting is information collected about a remote computing device for identification purposes. These fingerprints can be used to identify specific users or devices even when cookies are disabled. Device fingerprints expire after 30 minutes. However, if a user chooses to opt out, device fingerprinting will not be collected.

Data logs

Logs are text files that store information on the server. The following logs are stored for analytical purposes unless the user opts out.

IP address (masked), location, date, time, and time in the visitor’s local time zone.

Title, URL of the page being viewed, and URL of the page viewed prior to the current page.

Information about the device used (screen resolution, desktop/tablet/mobile, brand, model, etc.) and about the internet connection (page speed).

Operating system, browser version, and browser-supported plugins.

Site searches and accessed/downloaded files, and links to external domains that were accessed.

Primary browser language used and language of the page visited.

Types and operation

Session cookies

Session cookies expire and are deleted when the user closes the browser. The first-party cookies of www.imcoinsa.com are of this type, except for those that store the user's acceptance of the cookie policy and the selected language, which are stored permanently.

Persistent cookies

Persistent cookies expire and disappear according to how they have been defined.

How to disable cookies

It is usually possible to stop accepting cookies from the browser, or to stop accepting cookies from a particular service. All modern browsers allow you to change cookie settings. These settings are usually found in the ‘options’ or ‘preferences’ menu of your browser.

How to disable cookies in major browsers:

• Edge: Internet Options -> Settings. edge://settings/content/cookies. For more information, consult Microsoft support or browser help.
• Firefox: Tools -> Options -> Privacy -> History -> Custom Settings. For more information, consult Mozilla support or browser help.
• Chrome: Settings -> Advanced -> Privacy -> Content Settings. For more information, consult Google support or browser help.
• Safari: Preferences -> Security. For more information, consult Apple support or browser help.

It should be noted that:

• If cookies are disabled, some features may be disabled.
• If you share content from this website through social networks such as Facebook and Twitter, you may receive cookies from those websites. Third-party cookie settings are not under the control of this website, so we suggest checking third-party websites for more information about their cookies and how to manage them.

Third-party cookies

This website uses the following third-party cookies:

Opt-out

By default, Google Analytics tracks browsing activity to generate statistics. You can prevent this tracking by opting out.

If you opt out, an opt-out cookie (piwik_ignore) will be stored to remember your choice.

If you disable cookies in your browser, you will not be able to opt out because the “piwik_ignore” cookie cannot be stored. In that case, refer to the “Do not track” option below.

“Do not track” option

The “Do not track” option allows visitors to prevent websites from tracking their activity for any purpose, including analytics services, advertising networks, or social media platforms.

If you enable “Do not track” in your browser, Google Analytics will respect your choice and will not track visitors with a “piwik_ignore” cookie. The “Do not track” option does not work with Internet Explorer; use the opt-out option instead.

Restricted access to information

All analytics data transfers are encrypted via HTTPS. Only authorized external contractors who need to analyze, develop, or maintain certain websites periodically may access analytics reports generated by Google Analytics.

Visitor logs

Google Analytics automatically deletes visitor logs after 6 months. The European Commission stores aggregated data indefinitely for analytical purposes.

Contact details

Specific questions about the storage and use of Google Analytics data or requests for additional information about LOTURA’s cookie policy can be sent to our website administrator.

The third-party cookies described above may not apply if you follow the instructions in the section “How to disable cookies” in this policy.

Additionally, the LOTURA website contains links to third-party websites whose privacy policies are independent of LOTURA. When accessing such websites, you may decide whether to accept their privacy and cookie policies. In general, when browsing the internet, you can accept or reject third-party cookies through your browser settings.

Please note that if you accept third-party cookies, you must delete them via your browser options or through the system provided by the third party.