COOKIE POLICY — WRAMBOX
Francisco Manuel Gallardo Liebana trading under the name Wrambox
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1. What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files stored on the user's device when visiting a website or using a digital application.
Cookies allow the device used to be recognised, certain preferences to be remembered, active sessions to be maintained, the user experience to be improved and information about how services are used to be obtained.
In addition to cookies, Wrambox may use similar technologies that perform equivalent functions.
2. What types of cookies does Wrambox use?
Strictly necessary cookies
These cookies are essential for the platform to function and allow basic functions such as navigation, user authentication and access to secure areas to be used.
Disabling these cookies may prevent Wrambox from functioning correctly.
These cookies do not require prior user consent.
Authentication and session cookies
These allow the user to be identified during an active session and maintain access to contracted features.
These cookies are necessary to ensure the security and continuity of the session.
Preference cookies
These remember settings selected by the user, such as language, display preferences or certain personalisation options.
Their purpose is to improve the user experience and avoid certain settings having to be entered repeatedly.
Analytical cookies
Wrambox may use its own analytical tools exclusively to understand platform usage, detect errors and improve service quality.
Where applicable legislation requires it, these technologies will only be used after obtaining user consent.
Security and fraud prevention cookies
Wrambox may use technical mechanisms to detect suspicious access, fraud attempts, abusive use of services or activities that could compromise the security of the platform.
These technologies may be used when necessary to protect the legitimate interests of Wrambox, its users and the integrity of the services provided.
3. Purpose of cookie use
Wrambox uses cookies and similar technologies to:
- Ensure the technical functioning of the platform.
- Maintain authenticated sessions.
- Remember preferences and settings.
- Improve the user experience.
- Analyse service usage.
- Detect security incidents and fraudulent activities.
- Improve platform performance, stability and quality.
4. Consent management
Where applicable legislation requires it, Wrambox will request user consent before installing non-essential cookies.
The user may:
- Accept all cookies.
- Reject non-essential cookies.
- Configure their preferences individually.
Consent may be modified or withdrawn at any time through the configuration tools available on the platform.
Withdrawal of consent does not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out before the withdrawal.
5. How to disable or delete cookies
The user can configure their browser to block, restrict or delete cookies at any time.
Disabling certain cookies may affect the functioning of some Wrambox features or prevent access to certain services.
6. Third-party cookies
Currently, Wrambox does not use advertising cookies or third-party tracking technologies for commercial, marketing or user profiling purposes.
Wrambox prioritises the use of its own technologies and minimises the collection of information not necessary for the provision of its services.
If in the future third-party services requiring the use of additional cookies are incorporated, this policy will be updated and, where legally required, prior user consent will be requested.
7. Retention of information
The duration of cookies depends on their purpose and nature.
Some cookies will be deleted automatically at the end of the session, while others may be retained for longer periods when necessary for the purposes described in this policy.
8. Amendments to the cookie policy
Wrambox may amend this Cookie Policy when necessary for legal, technical, operational or commercial reasons.
Amendments will be communicated to users via the platform or by email where appropriate.
The current version of this policy will always be available for consultation.