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Cookie policy
What cookies are and what actually happens when you visit ibrahingil.com.
This is a translation. In case of any discrepancy, the Spanish version prevails.
Small pieces of data kept by your browser.
A cookie is a file or value that a site can store in your browser to remember a preference, keep a session open or measure usage. They do not all serve the same purpose.
We do not use non-essential cookies.
This site sets no cookies of its own and no third-party cookies. It does not use localStorage, sessionStorage, or any analytics or advertising tool.
There is one exception worth understanding: five guides carry paid links, to Amazon and to pCloud, marked as such. Following one takes you off this site, and it is Amazon that applies its own cookies, under its own policy, to know the visit came from here. Nothing is set here and nothing is known about what you buy. It is explained in Affiliate disclosure.
The site contains no iframes and no embedded external content. Its images, styles and scripts are served from the site itself. Links to external services do not install cookies on their own.
So there is currently no third party installing them and no duration to declare.
You can control cookies from your browser.
Browsers let you inspect, block or delete cookies from their privacy settings. If you block cookies in future, some features that depend on them may not work the same way.
Since no non-essential cookies are used, you do not need to do anything to browse this site.
Inform first, switch on later.
If non-essential cookies are ever introduced, their purpose, who installs them and how long they last will be explained. Whether consent is required before installing them will also be reviewed, and this page will be updated.
You can check the overall status on Transparency or report a question from Contact.
This policy will be updated if the site introduces cookies, measurement or external content in future.