Cookie Policy
Updated 04.02.26
This policy explains how Smarkia uses cookies, and how that differs depending on where you are.
1. What are cookies?
This website utilizes cookies and/or similar technologies that store and retrieve information during your browsing sessions. Generally, these technologies serve various purposes, such as recognizing you as a user, gathering data on your browsing habits, or customizing content display. The specific applications of these technologies are detailed below.
2. What purposes do cookies serve on this website, and which ones are utilized?
This website employs cookies for several purposes, including:
Technical
They facilitate website navigation and store your cookie adjustment preferences, eliminating the need to ask you each time you visit.
Analytical
These cookies, processed by us or by third parties, enable us to quantify the number of users and conduct statistical measurement and analysis of how users interact with the offered service. This involves analyzing your navigation on our website to enhance the range of products or services we provide.
Behavioral Advertising
These cookies, processed by us or by third parties, facilitate the analysis of your internet browsing habits to display advertising relevant to your browsing profile.
3. Who utilizes cookies on this website?
The identification of cookie users, the types of cookies employed, and other pertinent details are provided below:
3.1. Google Analytics
Type: Third-party
Purpose: To collect information regarding user navigation on the site, aiming to ascertain the origin of visits and other similar statistical data. Google Analytics also employs these cookies to present advertising relevant to your browsing profile.
More information: Google Analytics (developers.google.com) and Google Privacy Center (google.com/intl/es/privacy.html)
3.2. Hotjar
Type: Third-party
Purpose: Creation of website visitor “heatmaps,” which consist of Hotjar Cookie Information, and the generation of a browsing report, presenting an analysis of the points where the user has interacted; clicked links and buttons, page changes, scrolls, etc.
More information: help.hotjar.com
3.3. Doubleclick.net
Type: Third-party
Purpose: Google Inc. advertising cookies used to make advertising more attractive to users and more valuable to publishers and advertisers. These cookies are typically used to select ads based on content relevant to a user, improve campaign performance reports, and prevent showing ads that the user has already seen.
More information: Google Privacy Center and Types of Cookies Used by Google (policies.google.com/technologies/types)
3.4. LinkedIn
Type: Third-party
Purpose: LinkedIn uses cookies to gather more information about whether content has been shown to you, or if someone who viewed an ad later returned and performed an action (e.g., downloading documentation or making a purchase) on another site. Additionally, our partners or service providers may use cookies to determine if we have displayed an ad or a post and what results it achieved, or to obtain information about how you interact with them.
More information: linkedin.com/legal/privacy-policy and linkedin.com/legal/cookie-policy
3.5. YouTube
Type: Third-party
Purpose: These cookies enable YouTube to track visited videos embedded on the website, measure user video playback, and record “Like” or “Share video” events. Google also uses these cookies to recommend videos and display advertising related to your browsing profile.
More information: policies.google.com/technologies/types
3.6. Vimeo
Type: Third-party
Purpose: To collect information about user navigation on the site in order to ascertain the number of visits.
More information: vimeo.com
Note: “First-party” cookies are exclusively utilized by the owner of this website, while “Third-party” cookies are also employed by the service provider detailed in the preceding table. Information regarding data transfers to third countries, if applicable, conducted by the third parties identified in this cookie policy can be found in their respective policies (refer to the links provided in the “More information” entries above).
4. How can I disable or delete these cookies?
You can allow or block cookies, as well as clear your browsing data (including cookies), directly from your web browser. Consult your browser’s options and instructions for these actions. Please note that if you accept third-party cookies, you will need to delete them via your browser’s settings.
Below are links providing information on how to manage cookies for the most commonly used browsers: Firefox, Chrome, Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge, Safari, and Opera. For other browsers, please consult the documentation for your installed browser.
Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on
If you wish to opt out of Google Analytics analytical cookies across all browsers, preventing your information from being sent to Google Analytics, you can download an add-on that performs this function from the Google Analytics opt-out page (tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout).
5. Exercise of Rights
You can learn about and exercise your data protection rights by accessing our Privacy Policy.
6. United States
This section applies to users accessing the website from the United States and complements the information above.
6.1. Opt-out model
In the United States, non-essential cookies (analytics and advertising) may be set by default when you arrive on the website. You can opt out of them at any time through our cookie settings (“Configure Cookies”), which are managed via Cookiebot.
6.2. Cookies relevant to your choices
We use analytics cookies (Google Analytics, Hotjar), advertising cookies (Google/DoubleClick, LinkedIn), and media cookies (YouTube, Vimeo). Some advertising cookies allow personal information to be “shared” for cross-context behavioral (targeted) advertising, as those terms are defined under U.S. state privacy laws.
6.3. Your choices
If you are a resident of California, Colorado, Texas, Virginia, Connecticut, or another U.S. state with a privacy law, you can opt out of the sale or sharing of your personal information and of targeted advertising, and choose which cookies run on the website. To do so, use the “Your Privacy Choices” link in our footer or the cookie settings on this page. We also recognize and honor the Global Privacy Control (GPC) browser signal automatically as a valid opt-out.
6.4. No sale for money
Smarkia does not sell your personal information for money. We may “share” personal information through the advertising cookies described above for targeted advertising; you can opt out at any time as explained here.
6.5. More information
For your full U.S. privacy rights, see the United States Privacy Notice in our Privacy Policy. Questions: rgpd@smarkia.com.