Cookies Policy
Active Alarms understands the importance of handling your personal information responsibly
We value the trust you have in us and will handle it with utmost care and diligence. Hence, Active Alarms presents this document outlining its policy for collecting and processing cookies, in accordance with the regulations stipulated in article 22.2 of Law 34/2002, dated July 11, on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce (LSSICE).
INFORMATION ABOUT COOKIES
A cookie is a tiny file that gets downloaded onto a user’s device when they visit specific web pages. It collects certain information and enables the storage and retrieval of data regarding the user’s browsing activity on that device.
Typically, these technologies serve various purposes, including recognising you as a user, gathering data on your browsing habits, customizing content display, and enhancing services. Below, we detail the specific ways we utilize these technologies.
TYPE OF COOKIES
Listed below is a categorisation of cookies, considering that a single cookie may belong to multiple categories.
Types of cookies based on the entity managing them:
Depending on the entity managing the device or domain from which cookies are sent and data is processed, distinctions can be made:
- First-party cookies: These are sent to the user’s device from a computer or domain managed by the website owner, providing the requested service, and ensuring that any collected information is not managed by a third party.
- Third-party cookies: These are sent to the user’s device from a computer or domain not managed by the website owner, but by another entity that processes the data collected through cookies.
Categories of cookies based on their duration of activation:
Depending on how long they remain active on the user’s device, distinctions can be made::
- Session cookies: These cookies are intended to gather and retain data while the user is browsing a website. Typically, they store information relevant to the service requested by the user during a single session, such as a list of purchased products.
- Persistent cookies: This type of cookie retains data on the user’s device for a duration specified by the cookie’s provider, ranging from minutes to several years, allowing continued access and processing.
Categories of cookies based on their intended use:
Depending on the purpose for which the data obtained through cookies is processed, we can distinguish between:
- Essential Cookies: These cookies are crucial for the proper functioning of the website.
Performance Cookies: These cookies enhance the website’s performance but are not essential. For instance, they may remember the user’s default language.
- Technical Cookies: These enable users to navigate through a web page, platform, or application and utilize various options or services available, such as controlling traffic and data communication, identifying sessions, accessing restricted areas, remembering elements of an order, facilitating the purchase process, requesting registration or participation in events, utilizing security features during navigation, storing content for video or audio streaming, and sharing content via social networks.
- Personalization Cookies: These enable users to access the service with predefined general characteristics based on criteria stored on the user’s device, such as language preferences, the type of browser used to access the service, the location from which the service is accessed, etc.
- Analytical Cookies: These enable the controller to monitor and analyze user behavior on the websites to which they are linked. The data collected through these cookies is utilized to measure activity on the websites, applications, or platforms and to create navigation profiles for users of said sites, applications, and platforms. This information is then used to introduce improvements based on the analysis of user usage data.
- Marketing Cookies: These enable the efficient management of advertising spaces included by the publisher in a web page, application, or platform from which the requested service is provided. They operate based on criteria such as edited content or the frequency at which ads are displayed.
- Behavioral Advertising Cookies: These facilitate the efficient management of advertising spaces included by the publisher in a web page, application, or platform from which the requested service is provided. These cookies store information on user behavior acquired through continuous observation of their browsing habits. This enables the development of a specific profile to display advertising tailored to the user’s interests.
WHAT TYPES OF COOKIES WE USE
This website utilizes both our own and third-party cookies to optimize and tailor your browsing experience and preferences. Additionally, it enables the analysis of activities undertaken to implement enhancements and deliver our services more efficiently and personalized manner.
Regarding advertising cookies, this website employs cookies like Doubleclick from Google, allowing Google and its partners to show ads based on users’ visits to their own or other websites on the internet. Your consent pertains to the following domains: Active Alarms.es
Essential cookies are crucial for enabling basic functions on a website, such as page navigation and access to secure areas. The website cannot operate effectively without these cookies.
Name | Supplier | Purpose | Expiration | Type |
_grecaptcha | This cookie is used to distinguish between humans and bots. This is beneficial for the website in order to prepare valid reports on the use of its website. | Persistent | HTML Local Storage | |
_GRECAPTCHA | This cookie is used to distinguish between humans and bots. This is beneficial for the website in order to prepare valid reports on the use of its website. | 180 days | HTTP Cookie | |
1.gif | It is used to count the number of website sessions necessary to optimize the delivery of CMP products. | Session | Pixel Tracker | |
CookieConsent | Stores the user’s cookie consent status for the current domain | 1 year | HTTP Cookie | |
ย | www.activealarms.es | Preserves user statuses across all page requests. | 1 day | HTTP Cookie |
rc::a | This cookie is used to distinguish between humans and bots. This is beneficial for the website in order to prepare valid reports on the use of its website. | Persistent | HTML Local Storage | |
rc::b | This cookie is used to distinguish between humans and bots. | Session | HTML Local Storage | |
rc::c | This cookie is used to distinguish between humans and bots. | Session | HTML Local Storage | |
rc::d-15# | This cookie is used to distinguish between humans and bots. | Persistent | HTML Local Storage | |
test_cookie | Used to check if the user’s browser supports cookies. | 1 day | HTTP Cookie |
Statistics (13)
Statistical cookies help website owners understand how visitors interact with websites by collecting and providing information anonymously.
Name | Supplier | Purpose | Expiration | Type |
_ga | Registers a unique ID that is used to generate statistical data about how the visitor uses the website. | 2 years | HTTP Cookie | |
_to_# | It collects data on the number of times a user has visited the website as well as the dates of the first and most recent visit. Used by Google Analytics. | 2 years | HTTP Cookie | |
_hole | Used by Google Analytics to monitor request rate | 1 day | HTTP Cookie | |
_gid | Registers a unique ID that is used to generate statistical data about how the visitor uses the website. | 1 day | HTTP Cookie | |
_hjSession_# | It collects statistics about the user’s visits to the website, such as the number of visits, the average time spent on the website, and which pages have been read. | 1 day | HTTP Cookie | |
_hjSessionUser_# | It collects statistics about the user’s visits to the website, such as the number of visits, the average time spent on the website, and which pages have been read. | 1 year | HTTP Cookie | |
bounce | Determines whether a visitor leaves the website immediately – This information is used for internal statistics and analysis by the website operator. | Session | Pixel Tracker | |
collect | It is used to send data to Google Analytics about the visitor’s device and behavior. Track the visitor across devices and marketing channels. | Session | Pixel Tracker | |
hjActiveViewportIds | This cookie has an ID string in the current session. Contains non-personal data about the subpages accessed by the visitor. This information serves to improve the visitor experience. | Persistent | HTML Local Storage | |
hjViewportId | Saves the user’s screen size to resize website images. | Session | HTML Local Storage | |
personalization_id | Set by Twitter – The cookie allows the visitor to share content from the website on their Twitter profile. | 400 days | HTTP Cookie | |
themselves | Records statistical data on the visitor’s behavior on the website. This is used for internal analysis by the website operator. | Session | Pixel Tracker | |
td | Records statistical data on the visitor’s behavior on the website. This is used for internal analysis by the website operator. | Session | Pixel Tracker |
Marketing (23)
Marketing cookies are used to track visitors on web pages. The intention is to display ads that are relevant and engaging to the individual user, and therefore more valuable to publishers and third-party advertisers.
Name | Supplier | Purpose | Expiration | Type |
#,# | Collects data on the behavior and interaction of visitors – This is used to optimize the website and make advertising on it more relevant. | Persistent | HTML Local Storage | |
#,#_expiresAt | Collects data on the behavior and interaction of visitors – This is used to optimize the website and make advertising on it more relevant. | Persistent | HTML Local Storage | |
__ss | Sharpspring | Collects information on visitor behavior on multiple websites – This information is used within the website to optimize the relevance of advertising. The cookie also helps determine how the visitor accesses the website. | 1 day | HTTP Cookie |
__ss_referrer | Sharpspring | Collects information on visitor behavior on multiple websites – This information is used within the website to optimize the relevance of advertising. The cookie also helps determine how the visitor accesses the website. | 1 day | HTTP Cookie |
__ss_tk | Sharpspring | Collects information on visitor behavior on multiple websites – This information is used within the website to optimize the relevance of advertising. The cookie also helps determine how the visitor accesses the website. | 25 years | HTTP Cookie |
_fbp | Used by Facebook to provide a series of advertising products such as real-time bidding from third-party advertisers. | 3 months | HTTP Cookie | |
_gcl_au | Used by Google AdSense to experiment with advertising efficiency across websites using their services. | 3 months | HTTP Cookie | |
ads/ga-audiences | Used by Google AdWords to reconnect with visitors who have the possibility of becoming customers, it is based on the customer’s online behavior across the websites. | Session | Pixel Tracker | |
anj | Registers a unique ID that identifies a returning user’s device. The ID is used for specific ads. | 3 months | HTTP Cookie | |
i/adsct | The cookie is used by Twitter.com to determine the number of visitors who access the website through Twitter advertising content. | Session | Pixel Tracker | |
GOES | Used by Google DoubleClick to record and report the user’s actions on the website after viewing or clicking on one of the advertiser’s ads for the purpose of measuring the effectiveness of an ad and presenting specific ads to the user. | 1 year | HTTP Cookie | |
try | Sharpspring | Collects data on the behavior and interaction of visitors – This is used to optimize the website and make advertising on it more relevant. | 400 days | HTTP Cookie |
lastExternalReferrer | Detects how the user found the web page by recording its last URL address. | Persistent | HTML Local Storage | |
lastExternalReferrerTime | Detects how the user found the web page by recording its last URL address. | Persistent | HTML Local Storage | |
pa_#_ts | Used on websites that use the same advertising network to show ads to other advertisers on the network. | 400 days | HTTP Cookie | |
pa_uid | Used on websites that use the same advertising network to show ads to other advertisers on the network. | 400 days | HTTP Cookie | |
pagead/1p-user-list/# | Earring | Session | Pixel Tracker | |
pagead/landing | It collects information about user behavior on different websites to show more relevant advertising – It also allows the website to limit the number of times the user is exposed to the same ad. | Session | Pixel Tracker | |
rc::f | This cookie is used to distinguish between humans and bots. | Persistent | HTML Local Storage | |
receive-cookie-deprecation | Earring | 400 days | HTTP Cookie | |
uuid2 | Registers a unique ID that identifies a returning user’s device. The ID is used for specific ads. | 3 months | HTTP Cookie | |
w/1.0/sd | It records visitor data such as their IP address, geographic location, and advertising interaction. This information is used to optimize advertising on websites that use OpenX.net services. | Session | Pixel Tracker | |
XANDR_PAGE | This cookie records visitor data. This information is used to optimize the relevance of advertising. | 3 months | HTTP Cookie |
.Active Alarms would like to inform you that our own cookies are session cookies, utilized to link data necessary for enabling correct navigation, such as the specific services you request.
Furthermore, we want to clarify that the acquisition of information (including your IP address) regarding the use of this site via Google Analytics is solely conducted by Google, Inc. on its own behalf. The site owner does not have access to this information at any time. Instead, only aggregate data provided by Google is accessible, which is not associated with any IP address. It’s important for users to understand that Google, Inc. through Google Analytics.com determines the purpose of the data processing and usage, as well as the operation and duration of the “cookie.” According to information provided by Google, Inc., users can prevent the capture of this data by rejecting the installation of cookies through their browser settings.
THIRD PARTY SERVICES
Third-party cookies may be installed if users access our pages on social networks. These cookies are not installed by Active Alarms but by the social networks themselves. Therefore, to obtain more information about them, we recommend visiting the websites of these social tools, which are provided below:
- – Youtube
COOKIES ACCEPTANCE
In compliance with Guidelines 5/2020 issued by the European Data Protection Committee in May 2020, and the directives of the Spanish Data Protection Agency, this website enables users to expressly accept or reject the use of cookies.
This website will refrain from using cookies until you, as a user, click on the cookie acceptance button presented in the notice upon entering the website, or until you explicitly reject their use. Furthermore, you have the option to disable the use of cookies for which you have granted consent at any time, either through the Cookies Notice or via your browser settings, as elaborated in this Cookies Policy.
HOW TO MANAGE COOKIES
You have the option to accept the use of cookies, enabling you to utilize all functions of the site without limitations during your visit. Rejecting strictly necessary cookies for the operation of the site may impact your user experience and site functionality. Rejecting other cookies may not affect your user experience or site functionality during use.
If you decline the use of all cookies, both first-party and third-party cookies will be deactivated. Additionally, first-party cookies will be deleted automatically. However, we are unable to delete third-party cookies, so you will need to do this manually. You can accomplish this through your browser’s settings area.
- Deactivation or deletion of cookies through your browser
To assist users who wish to prevent the installation of cookies on their device, we provide links to instructions from the most commonly used browsers for this purpose. However, please note that disabling cookies may result in some services not functioning fully.
