Cookie Policy

1. WHAT ARE COOKIES?

Cookies are small data files that are received on your device from the website you visit. They are used to record certain browsing interactions on a website, storing data that can be updated and retrieved. These files are stored on the user’s computer and contain anonymous data that is not harmful to your device. They are used to remember user preferences, such as the selected language, login details, or page customization.

Cookies can also be used to record anonymous information about how a visitor uses a site. For example, which web page they accessed from, or whether they used a banner ad to get there.

2. WHY DO WE USE COOKIES?

INOUT uses cookies that are strictly necessary and essential for your use of our websites, allowing you to move freely, use secure areas, access personalized options, and more. INOUT also uses cookies that collect data related to website usage analysis. These cookies are used to help improve customer service by measuring website usage and performance, optimizing and personalizing the site.

Our sites may also contain social media links (such as Facebook or Twitter). INOUT does not control the cookies used by these third-party websites. For more information about cookies from social networks or other third-party websites, we recommend reviewing their own cookie policies.

This website uses cookies as follows:

• Google ANALYTICS Cookie: Google ANALYTICS is a free service offered by Google Inc. that collects information about the web pages visited, at what time, which web browser, etc. This information is then sent to Google Inc. servers in the United States.
• “Add-this” application cookies: Add-this is a free service that allows you to share pages from this website via various means (email, social media, etc.). Add-this collects statistical information about your browsing habits to provide advertising tailored to your browsing habits on this website or elsewhere.

3. WHAT USE DO WE GIVE TO DIFFERENT TYPES OF COOKIES?

According to its purpose:

• Technical cookies: Technical cookies are essential and strictly necessary for the proper functioning of a web portal and the use of the various options and services it offers. For example, cookies used to maintain the session, manage response time, performance, or validate options, use security features, share content with social networks, etc.
• Personalization cookies: These cookies allow the user to specify or customize some features of the website’s general options, for example, defining the language, regional settings, or browser type.
• Analytical cookies: Analytical cookies are used by our website to create browsing profiles and understand user preferences in order to improve the offering of products and services. For example, an analytical cookie would monitor a user’s geographic areas of greatest interest, which product is most popular, etc.
• Advertising cookies: Advertising cookies allow for the management of advertising spaces based on specific criteria. For example, access frequency, edited content, etc. Advertising cookies allow for the management of advertising, which allows for the storage of behavioral information by observing habits, analyzing access, and creating a user preference profile, in order to offer advertising related to the user’s interests.

According to its term:

• Session cookies: Session cookies are those that last as long as the user is browsing the website and are deleted at the end.
• Persistent cookies: These cookies remain stored on the user’s device for a longer period of time, making it easier to control the chosen preferences without having to repeat certain parameters each time the website is visited.

OUR OWN COOKIES IN USE:

EXTERNAL COOKIES IN USE:

WHY DO WE NEED YOUR EXPLICIT CONSENT TO USE THEM?

Judgment of the Grand Chamber of the Court of Justice of the European Union of 1 October 2019

The judgment of the Grand Chamber of the Court of Justice of the European Union, dated October 1, 2019, must be interpreted as meaning that consent is not validly given when the storage of information, or access to information already stored on the terminal equipment of a website user, through cookies is authorized by means of a box marked by default, which the user must uncheck if they wish to refuse their use. In this sense, authorization must be based on explicit acceptance or an equal rejection by the user.

This interpretation cannot vary depending on whether the information stored or consulted on the user’s terminal of a website consists of personal data or not.

The Grand Chamber of the Court of Justice of the European Union also stipulates in this judgment that the information that the service provider must provide to the user of an internet website must include the duration during which the cookies will remain active and the possibility of third parties accessing the information they store. This requirement is established in the version amended by Directive 2009/136, which amends Article 5(3) of Directive 2002/58/EU.

Regarding the possibility of the user rejecting the use of cookies, it should be noted that if you reject or delete the cookies used to browse the website, we will not be able to maintain your preferences, some features of the pages will not be operational, we will not be able to offer you personalized services, and each time you browse our website, we will have to request your authorization again for the use of cookies.

If you still decide to change your website access settings, you should know that you can delete cookies or prevent this information from being recorded on your computer at any time by changing your browser settings:

• Internet Explorer cookie settings.
• Firefox cookie settings.
• Google Chrome cookie settings.
• Safari cookie settings.

These browsers are subject to changes or modifications, so we cannot guarantee that they fully comply with your browser version. You may also be using another browser not covered in these links, such as Konqueror, Arora, Flock, etc. To avoid these mismatches, you can access them directly from your browser’s options, which are usually found in the Options menu, under “Privacy.” (Please consult your browser’s Help for more information.)

4. WHERE CAN I GET MORE INFORMATION?

You can find more information about cookies at:

www.allaboutcookies.org or www.youronlinechoices.eu.