Cookie Policy

Preliminary Considerations

A «user» is defined as anyone who navigates the website www.lyarte.com, hereinafter referred to as «the website.»

The «editor» is the owner of the website, Lyarte, as identified in the legal notice.

The cookies used in the user’s browser have been installed with their consent. If at any time the user wishes to revoke this consent, they can do so without any obstacles. For this, they can review the section Disabling or Deleting Cookies, which is described in this policy.

The editor is free to make any changes it deems necessary to the website. This may include adding sections, features, or elements that might require the use of new cookies, so it is recommended that users review this cookie policy every time they access the website to stay updated on any changes since their last visit.

Definition and Function of Cookies

Cookies are small pieces of information stored in the user’s browser to track previous activity and remember certain data for future visits. They may also be referred to as web beacons, pixels, bugs, trackers, but for the purposes of this policy, they are simply considered cookies.

They typically store technical data, usage statistics, profile customizations, social media links, and personal preferences, among other functions, to adapt the website to the user’s needs and settings, thus improving the browsing experience. Not accepting them may hinder the service the website aims to offer.

They are not viruses, spam, trojans, worms, spyware, or static or pop-up advertising programming.

The information stored pertains to the browser (Internet Explorer, Safari, Chrome, Firefox, etc.), not the user. To confirm this, the user can access the same domain in two different browsers and verify that they can set different preferences in each.

Types of Cookies by the Entity Managing Them

Cookies can be:

  1. Own cookies: Managed by the website editor. They are sent to the user’s terminal device from an equipment or domain managed by the editor, from which the service requested by the user is provided.
  2. Third-party cookies: Managed by a person or entity other than the editor.

This website uses both own and third-party cookies.

Types of Cookies by Purpose

Depending on their function, cookies can be:

  1. Technical cookies: These allow the operational management of the website, enabling the user to browse it without issues. They help manage data traffic, identify sessions, access restricted areas, store items in a cart, process purchases, manage payments, prevent fraud, and ensure security during navigation, among many other tasks.
  2. Preference or customization cookies: These remember user settings for a personalized browsing experience, such as language selection, the number of search results shown, or the site layout based on the user’s browser type, background colors, profile image, etc.
  3. Analysis or measurement cookies: These track and analyze user behavior on the website and others owned by the cookie manager, such as the time spent on a specific page, peak traffic hours, and days.
  4. Behavioral advertising cookies: These store information about user behavior collected through continuous observation of their browsing habits, allowing the creation of a user profile for targeted advertising. The aim is to show relevant and attractive ads to the user.
  5. Advertising cookies: These manage advertising space on the website as efficiently as possible based on criteria like edited content or the frequency of ad displays.

This website uses technical, customization, analysis, advertising, and behavioral advertising cookies.

Some cookies may serve multiple purposes, fulfilling two or more functions.

Types of Cookies by Duration

Depending on how long they remain active in the user’s terminal device, cookies can be:

  1. Session cookies: These are designed to collect and store data while the user accesses a webpage. They are used to store information that is only needed during a single visit, such as a product selection or photo collection, and disappear when the session ends.
  2. Persistent cookies: These cookies remain stored in the terminal and can be accessed and processed for a defined period, ranging from a few minutes to several years.

Consequences of Disabling Cookies

For example, the potential effects of not allowing cookies may include:

  • Products chosen in a store won’t be loaded, meaning a shopping cart won’t be created, preventing the completion of the purchase.
  • Users won’t be able to access the client area or any section requiring confirmation.
  • The data necessary for website analysis won’t be collected, preventing the editor from knowing how to improve.
  • Users won’t be able to share content on social networks like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc.
  • Comments on the blog won’t be allowed.
  • Users won’t be able to use any social network, as all social media platforms use cookies to provide their service.
  • Third-party ads won’t be shown, reducing revenue for those using this type of advertising.
  • In certain domains, navigation may be considered spam since it cannot be identified.

This list is merely indicative and not exhaustive.

If a user has deleted cookies and wishes to browse the site again, they must accept the cookies once more.

Cookies Used on This Website

This website uses the following cookies: technical, customization, analysis, and behavioral advertising. Below are the cookies used by this website. However, due to technical limitations, we cannot show the exact cookies used by third parties, but we’ve made every effort to provide the user with the necessary information.

NameProviderDescriptionDurationType
CookieConsentlyarte.comStores the user’s cookie consent status for the current domain1 yearNecessary
wc_cart_hash_ #google.comRemembers what’s in the shopping cartPersistentNecessary
wc_fragments_ #google.comStores login information to prevent re-login after browser closureSessionNecessary
_gaanalytics.google.comRegisters a unique ID to generate statistics about how the visitor uses the website.2 yearsStatistical
_gatanalytics.google.comUsed by Google Analytics to control the request rateSessionStatistical
_gidanalytics.google.comRegisters a unique ID for generating statistical data about website usage.SessionStatistical
_tk_aitiktok.comTracks visitor behavior on the website for internal analysis and optimization.SessionStatistical
Collectanalytics.google.comUsed to send data to Google Analytics about the visitor’s device and behavior. Tracks the visitor across devices and marketing channels.SessionStatistical
r/collectanalytics.google.comThis cookie is used to send data to Google Analytics about the visitor’s device and behavior. It tracks the visitor across all devices and marketing channels.SessionMarketing

Disabling or Deleting Cookies

At any time, the user can exercise their right to refuse cookies and disable or delete them, except those necessary for the website’s functionality.

The user may delete and/or block cookies for any browsing session or for a specific website. This setting must be done on each browser; if done on one browser and not on the others of the same device, it will be assumed that the user accepts cookies on the other browsers. The editor cannot perform this action for the user, it must be done by them individually in each browser and/or device they wish to configure.

Since each browser has different settings, the user should consult the help section of each browser for specific instructions. Below are the links to the most common browsers, although updates to browsers or operating systems may change these steps.

Cookie-Related Notices

The editor is not responsible for technical failures the user might experience on the website or browser by incorrectly handling the disabling or deletion of cookies. The user is responsible for managing their cookies in their browser and, as such, assumes any consequences arising from this action. The user may contact the editor through informacion@lyarte.com.