This Cookie Policy aims to provide the necessary information so that
any website user can decide whether to allow the installation of the cookies
used by and how to manage them. Therefore, we provide a series of basic concepts that
we consider essential knowledge (what cookies are and what they can be used for, or how to
disable or delete them) for any internet user, and we facilitate the identification
of our cookies.
Information about the Cookie Policy is provided through two layers: the first,
a "notice" in the website footer, which warns of the installation of non-exempt cookies - describing
their purpose - if browsing continues without modifying the browser
settings, and provides a link to this Policy so that the
user can learn more about its content and operation, this being the second layer
of information. Our Cookie Policy is publicly and permanently accessible through the
link enabled on the website, called "Cookies".
This Cookie Policy may be updated at any time, as a result of a regulatory change or any change
in the configuration of the cookies used.
We may use cookies, and other similar technologies, to store and retrieve information from
the terminal equipment of users of our websites (hereinafter collectively referred to as
“Cookies”).
Cookies are files or computer programs, sent to a browser by a
web server, that store information on the user's device when accessing or browsing a
website, and allow access to this information after installation.
In other words, they are pieces of information that a website installs on your device
when you visit it. These devices may contain information about the browsing habits
of users or the device on which they are installed, or they may even be used to recognize the
user.
TYPES OF COOKIES
There are different types of cookies depending on their purpose. We use the following:
Technical Cookies
These cookies allow users to navigate the website and use its various options and services, such
as identifying the session, accessing restricted areas, completing a purchase, or sharing
content through social networks.
Advertising Cookies
These cookies allow us to manage advertising spaces on our website as effectively as possible,
based on criteria such as the content displayed or the frequency with which ads are shown. They
collect anonymous browsing data, including the origin of visits, sessions, etc.
Social Cookies
These are cookies that social media service providers may install when the
user chooses to share certain content from our website on the social network they operate.
The terms of these services can be found at the following addresses.
Remarketing Cookies
By inserting a pixel or tag, we record users' visits to our
website so that ads about our products and/or services appear on their
social media timelines (Twitter and/or Facebook). The social networks are responsible for
recording and storing the information for up to 90-180 days.
The cookies used by Credihelp are anonymous and do not provide any information that allows us to
deduce the user's personal data.
The only non-anonymous cookies, that is, those that allow user identification, are
those that the user voluntarily activates, and consequently authorizes their installation.
These cookies store the username on your terminal equipment, as well as a hash of the username
and password, for fifteen days, with the sole purpose of facilitating
access to restricted areas without the need to manually enter the access codes each time.
To learn about our personal data protection policy,
please consult our Privacy Policy. Cookie Management: The installation of cookies
will occur after obtaining the user's consent.
We consider that we have obtained this consent if the user browses our website,
or if they perform certain
actions that imply express authorization for the installation of cookies.
If the user wishes to revoke the consent given,
they must delete the installed cookies and, if necessary, modify their preferences regarding
cookie acceptance through their browser settings.
To prevent future installation, you must activate the Private Browsing or
"Do-Not-Track" options provided in your browser, that is, block
or disable the installation of cookies.
To allow, block, or delete cookies installed on your computer or device by
configuring the browser settings, you must follow the instructions
provided by the browser itself.
Below are links to configure cookies for the most popular browsers:
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Internet Explorer: Delete and manage cookies
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Mozilla Firefox: Clear cookies; Prevent websites from saving your preferences or session
state
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Google Chrome: How to manage cookies and site data
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Opera: Cookies
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Safari: Safari web settings
If you use a different browser, or if the provided links don't contain the
information you need, you can find out how to manage cookies installed on your
computer by accessing the browser's "Options" or "Settings" menu (or equivalent), or
by consulting the browser's "Help" or "Support" section. Some browsers allow you to
configure specific rules—exceptions—to manage cookies on a per-website basis, so you
can disable cookies for all sites except those you trust.
If you wish to disable remarketing cookie-based ads, you can use the following
links:
Facebook: www.facebook.com/ads/website_custom_audiences
twitter.com/settings/account
Uncheck the "Promoted content" box in your privacy settings.
Alternatively, if you do not want the Google Analytics JavaScript code to collect
data about your visit, you can install the Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on:
https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout
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The plugin does not prevent information from being sent to the website or, through
other means, to other
web analytics services. If you block or disable the use of cookies in your browser,
some services or functionalities of the website may not be available.
Remember that you must configure your preferences on all devices you use to
browse the internet.