Cookie policy

A cookie is a small file a website saves in your browser to remember something between visits, for example that you are already logged in.

Session cookie: created when you log in, it keeps you logged in to the system securely. The page can't read it, so nobody can steal it. It's deleted when you log out or when it expires.

Language cookie (zeprub-idioma): remembers the language you chose. It lasts one year.

Both are needed for the service to work and are not used to learn about your habits.

Inside the system, the browser also stores small pieces of data to know whether you have an open session and to remember screen preferences. They don't contain passwords and are not used to track you.

We don't use third-party cookies, advertising, social media or external analytics tools.

To know how many people visit the site we count visits anonymously, without cookies and without identifying anyone.

You can see and delete cookies in your browser settings. If you block the session cookie you won't be able to log in; if you delete the language cookie, the site will use your browser's language.

If we start using a new cookie, we will update this page before doing so.