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COOKIES POLICY 

1. Purpose

This Cookies Policy is part of the Terms of Use and the Privacy Policy of the website www.elicerautos.com(hereinafter, the “Website”).

Accessing and browsing the Website, as well as using its services, implies acceptance of the terms and conditions set out in the Terms of Use, the Privacy Policy, and this Cookies Policy.

To facilitate browsing, the Website owner, with registered address at Av. Gran Canaria, 30, local 166, 35100, Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, informs users that cookies or Data Storage and Retrieval Devices (DARD), or other files with similar functionalities (hereinafter, “cookies”), are used.

To ensure that users have all the necessary information for proper browsing, we provide the following explanatory text on what cookies are, the types used on our Website, and how they can be configured or disabled.

2. What Are Cookies?

Most websites currently use cookies, which store minimal information about how users browse or interact with the website.

A cookie is a small text file that is downloaded to the user’s device when browsing websites. It stores data that can later be updated and retrieved by the entity responsible for its installation, helping to improve user navigation and overall experience.

According to Recital 30 of the GDPR, natural persons may be associated with online identifiers provided by their devices, applications, tools and protocols, such as IP addresses, session identifiers, or cookies. These identifiers may leave traces that, especially when combined with other information, can allow profiling and identification of individuals.

For this reason, the Website owner maintains a Cookies Policy that complies with applicable regulations.

As a general rule, when the installation or use of cookies involves the processing of personal data—whether first-party or third-party, session-based or persistent—the data controller will provide the necessary information and will obtain the user’s prior consent, except in the case of strictly necessary cookies.

The following cookies are exempt from requiring consent:

  • Technical cookies: necessary for navigation, platform operation, forms, etc.
  • Personalisation cookies: language, browser type, etc.
  • Security cookies: detection of erroneous login attempts, etc.

3. Types of Cookies, Purpose, and Functioning

3.1. Depending on the entity that manages them
  • First-party cookies:
    Sent to the user’s device from the Website owner’s servers.
  • Third-party cookies:
    Sent from systems or domains managed by external collaborators, such as social networks or third-party services like Google.

3.2. Depending on how long they remain active

  • Session cookies:
    Temporary; they disappear when the browser is closed. Used to analyse traffic patterns and improve the browsing experience.
  • Persistent cookies:
    Stored on the device until their specified expiration date. The Website reads them each time the user returns. Commonly used to remember login or purchase processes.

3.3. Depending on their purpose

  • Technical cookies:
    Necessary for navigation and the proper functioning of the Website.
  • Personalisation cookies:
    Allow access to services with predefined settings (language, browser type, etc.).
  • Analytics cookies:
    Enable measurement of user activity and analysis of Website usage to improve content and services.
  • Advertising cookies:
    Manage advertising spaces efficiently.
  • Behavioural advertising cookies:
    Store information about users’ browsing behaviour to display advertising tailored to their preferences.

4. Cookies Used on the Website

The identification of who uses the cookies on the Website, as well as the details of each of them, are described below:

Google Analytics (third-party cookie):
Used to collect information about user navigation within the Website. Its purpose is to determine the origin of visits, analyse behaviour patterns, and obtain statistical data related to Website usage. In some cases, it also enables personalised advertising based on user profiles created from browsing habits (e.g., pages visited).

More information:

5. How to Disable Cookies in the Most Common Browsers

Cookies can be blocked or disabled through your browser settings, either rejecting all cookies or selecting which ones to refuse.

Direct links:

Disabling Google Analytics specifically

Opt-out add-on: https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout?hl=es

Note: If you delete personalisation cookies, your preferences will need to be updated each time you log in or change device/browser.

6. What Happens If Cookies Are Disabled

You may continue using the Website, but some services or links may stop working, including login or session maintenance. We may also be unable to offer personalised content.

The Website owner is not responsible for legal or technical issues arising from failing to follow cookie-related recommendations. Likewise, we are not responsible for the content or accuracy of third-party privacy policies linked in this Cookies Policy.

7. Changes to the Cookies Policy

This Cookies Policy (version 2.0) has been in force since October 1, 2020.

The Website owner may modify it whenever necessary, whether due to the introduction of new cookies, legislative changes, or regulatory requirements. Users are advised to review it periodically.

Where technically and reasonably possible, the Website may inform users of changes in advance and individually.

8. Exercise of Rights

You may consult and exercise your rights in relation to personal data by accessing the Website’s Privacy Policy.

If you have any questions regarding this Cookies Policy, you may contact us.