Cookie Policy

1. What are cookies and what else is stored in the browser?

Cookies are small text files stored in your browser when you visit our website. They hold information about your browsing to improve your experience and to show advertising based on your habits. Some cookies are essential (technical or interface personalisation). Others (analytics or behavioural advertising) require us to inform you and obtain your consent first.

LocalStorage and SessionStorage are browser storage areas. LocalStorage persists until you clear your browser data; SessionStorage lasts only while the tab remains open. They allow storing more information than cookies without impacting performance.

You can find more information here.

2. Are they dangerous?

Risk depends on the type of cookie and whether it is first-party or third-party. Most cookies are not dangerous.

Technical and preference cookies

The former Article 29 Working Party (now EDPB) stated in Opinion 4/2012 that consent is not required when cookies:

• are necessary to transmit communications between user and servers, and
• are necessary to provide a functionality explicitly requested by the user.

Statistics cookies

They require consent, but risk is low if first-party, aggregated, strictly statistical, transparently disclosed and with an opt-out.

First-party vs. third-party cookies

First-party cookies are set by our site; third-party cookies are set by independent providers. Our joint responsibility is limited to enabling the download on your device for the stated purposes.

3. Which technical cookies we use and why

They enable navigation and site features. They are essential.

4. Which preference cookies we use and why

They remember choices like language. If chosen voluntarily and solely for personalisation, no additional authorisation is required.

5. Which statistics cookies we use and why

Used to analyse interaction and measure activity for improvements. Only if you accept in the banner/panel.

6. Which social media cookies we use and why

They enable buttons to link and share content.

7. Which marketing cookies we use and why

With your advertising consent, LinkedIn Insight Tag measures visits and campaigns on our public pages. LinkedIn receives the URL, referrer and technical browser data. We do not install it on diagnostic forms or in the private area. You can withdraw consent from Manage cookies. More information: https://www.linkedin.com/legal/privacy-policy.

8. What other elements are stored in the browser and why

This website creates LocalStorage space for the following domains:

• bdrinformatica.com: …………… (variables: …………. / ……….. / …………. )
• youtube.com: player preferences (e.g., ytidb::LAST_RESULT_ENTRY_KEY, yt-remote-*)
• google.com: reCAPTCHA to distinguish humans and bots (rc::a, rc::c)

These storage areas are required for the website to function properly. Stored variables are necessary and persistent unless stated otherwise.

Duration matches the time you remain logged into the site.

9. How can I manage or disable cookies?

You can manage or disable cookies from your browser by following the vendor’s instructions:

• Instructions for Microsoft Edge
• Instructions for Google Chrome
• Instructions for Google Android
• Instructions for Internet Explorer 11
• Instructions for Mozilla Firefox
• Instructions for Opera
• Instructions for Safari

If you disable cookies you can still access the site, but your experience may not be optimal and some services may not work correctly.

10. Changes to this Cookie Policy

We will update this policy when needed to reflect changes to products and services. If substantial changes occur, we will notify you with a prominent notice in the cookie banner. Please review this policy periodically.