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Cookie policy

What cookies this website uses

What each one is for, who can access them and how to change your choice whenever you like.

Last updated: 11 October 2026

The installation of cookies in your browser requires your express consent unless the cookies are:

  • Necessary to facilitate browsing and/or to apply security measures that guarantee the confidentiality, integrity and availability of information.
  • Essential to provide the service you have expressly requested.

As regards the other cookies we use on our website, if you give your consent by accepting the pop-up notice informing you of our cookie policy, we may use them for the purposes set out in this policy.

What is a cookie?

A cookie is a small text file that is downloaded and stored on the user's device (PC, smartphone, tablet, etc.) when they access a website. There are different types of cookies, and their purposes can vary widely. For example, cookies can be used to remember the language selected, personalise the website, remember your login, make browsing easier, offer personalised advertising, and track your movements on the website and build usage profiles.

There are different types of cookies: session cookies and persistent cookies. Session cookies are created temporarily, so that once you leave the website the session cookie is automatically deleted. Persistent cookies remain stored on your device and are activated again as soon as you revisit the specific page that created them. A persistent cookie remains in the browser's subfolder for the period set as the file's duration.

Cookies may also be first-party or third-party. First-party cookies are created by us, and we control their use and deletion. Third-party cookies are created by service providers over which we have no control. Below is a table describing the cookies used on our website. If you have any questions about these cookies, we recommend that you contact the provider by following the links indicated (without prejudice to your right to disable any cookies you see fit).

Who can access cookies?

Only the entity or company that created the cookies can access them.

What information can a cookie collect?

The information a cookie can collect varies widely. By way of illustration but not limitation, the most common types of information collected are listed below:

  • The user's IP address.
  • The referring website.
  • The search term used to reach the website.
  • The parts of the website visited.
  • Products chosen.
  • The content of registration or order forms.
  • Session ID.
  • Information about your browser and device, operating system, connection speed and display settings.

Cookies used on this website

  • Necessary cookies: these are essential to provide the services requested by the user. If these cookies are disabled, you will not be able to receive our contents and services properly.
  • Analytics cookies: we use these cookies to improve the quality of our services by analysing user behaviour on our website. For this we use third-party cookies over which we have no control. If you disable these cookies you will still be able to receive our services; however, it will limit our knowledge of our clients' activity for the purpose of improving our services.

First-party cookies used on our website

Cookie · owner · purpose · duration · necessary or optional:

  • z-mz · Zorraquino · Technical: limits the number of questions to Mazinger to prevent abuse (does not identify the user) · 24 hours from the last question · Necessary

Third-party cookies used on our website

The full, up-to-date list of the cookies on this website (name, provider, purpose and duration) is at the end of this page. It is generated by Cookiebot, which scans the website every month, and from there you can change or withdraw your consent at any time.

How can I disable cookies?

Users can choose which cookies to allow or disable them as follows:

  • Through the browser settings: Chrome, Firefox, Safari or Edge.
  • Through the specific opt-out systems provided by the owners of the cookies.
  • Through other third-party tools, available online, that allow users to detect the cookies on each website they visit and manage their deactivation.

Please bear in mind that we cannot be held responsible for the content, accuracy or compliance of third-party privacy policies. Consequently, if you choose to browse our website while allowing third-party cookies, you declare that you do so in full knowledge of this circumstance and release Zorraquino Comunicación, S.L.U. from any liability, direct or indirect, for any damage, loss or interference with your privacy caused by third-party companies.

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