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A cookie is a small text file placed in your computer, phone or any other device by a website and it contains information on your navigation in that website. Cookies are necessary so we can browse websites and do it more easily; plus, they do not damage your computer.This website uses cookies. This way, it remembers information about your visit, which will make your next visit easier and the website more useful. Cookies can only store anonymous and encrypted text. No personal data will be stored in a cookie. Also, they cannot be linked to an identified or identifiable individual.
The collected data allow us to preserve information among websites and also to analyse your interaction. Cookies are safe, since they can only store the information placed by the browser on your side; that is to say, information the user has entered in the browser on those data included in the site request. They cannot execute code and they cannot be used to access your computer. If a website encrypts the information of a cookie, only the website can read it.
What are cookies used for?
Cookies are an essential part of the web. Our cookies mainly aim at improving your navigation experience. For example, they help us save your purchase and your navigation preferences (language, country…) and recognise you in future visits. The information contained in the cookies allows us to also improve websites by estimating usage numbers and patterns, adapting the website to the individual interests of the users, speeding the searches…We do not store sensitive information related to the personal identification of users such as name, address, etc. in the cookies we use. Plus, we do not use cookies for advertising purposes. The information stores in our cookies is exclusively used by us, except for those belonging to Google Analytics, which are used and managed by Google and by us for statistical purposes.
What a cookie IS NOT
It is not a virus, a Trojan, a worm, spam or spyware. It does not open pop-up windows and it is not harmful to your information or your computer, phone, tablet or electronic device.¿How many different types of cookies are there?
As per their function we can distinguish the following types:• Technical cookies
These are the most basic cookies and they allow us to, among other things, know when the entity navigating the website is a human being or an automatized application; and when an anonymous user is navigating or when a user is registered. These are basic tasks for a dynamic web to work.
• Analytic cookies
They collect information about the type of navigation of the user, the most used sections, the seen products, the usage time slot, language, etc.
• Advertising cookies
They show advertisements regarding the navigation, the country of origin, the language, etc.
As per their origin, we can distinguish:
• Own cookies
These are the cookies generated by our website (nightbra.com) when a user accesses it. Only our site can read them.
• Third-party cookies:
Cookies sent from external services or providers such as Mailchimp, Mailrelay, Facebook, Twitter, Google Adsense, etc.
As per their active time:
• Session cookies
Session cookies are designed to collect and store data while the user accesses the website. They are usually used to store information which is useful for the supply of the service requested by the user in one single occasion (for example, your shopping cart).
Persistent cookies
With this type of cookies, information is collected in a terminal and it can only be accessed and treated for a limited period of time by the manager of the cookie. This periods of time may range from some minutes to several years (for example, your access country).
Cookies putting in risk your privacy will never be used.
Can I turn off the use of cookies? Yes, cookies can be turned off. Nevertheless, if you choose to do so, you might not be able to access some parts of our website and your navigation can become less efficient or impossible to carry out; or you might not be able to use some of our services.
If you prefer to restrict, block or remove the cookies from our site, you can do it by changing the setting in your browser. Even though the way to do it depends on the browser you use, the most usual way to do it is through the “preferences” or “tools” menu. For more details on the setting of cookies in your browser visit its “Help” menu.
MORE INFORMATION ON THE MANAGEMENT OF COOKIES
You can have a look at the regulation on cookies published by the Spanish Data Protection Agency in its “Guide on the Use of Cookies” to obtain more information on cookies in Internet http://www.aboutcookies.org/If you want to get a broader control on the installation of cookies, you can install programmes or complements in your browser, known as “Do Not Track” tools, which will allow you to choose the cookies you want to allow.
THE OWN COOKIES WE USE
Our website (http://www.nightbra.com) uses the following own cookies:Session cookies: PHPSESSIID. This cookie is used in the PHP encrypting language to allow session variables to be stocked in the web server. It is essential to make the website work (see About session).
Purchase preferences: Cookies allow us to remember your settings and preferences, such as your purchase language (cookidiioma), your purchase currency (cookcoin), the current currency exchange if you choose any currency other than the euro (cookconvert) or the country from which you purchase (cookpais). These cookies last for 1 week in the case of the currency and the exchange rate and for 1 month as regards the language and the country.
Security: We use cookies so as to prevent you from suffering safety risks. We mainly use them to detect when someone is trying to hack us.
THIRD-PARTY COOKIES
This website uses analytic services (Google Analytics) to help the website analyse the use users make of the website and improve its usability; but in no case will these cookies be linked to data that could identify the user. Google Analytics is a web analysis service provided by Google, Inc. The user can check here the type of cookies used by Google.In the Blog area we use WordPress, which belongs to the US company Automattic, Inc. For such purposes, the uses of such cookies by the systems are never under the control or the management of the manager of the website; they can change their operation at any time and new cookies might be generated. These cookies do not report any benefits to the manager of the website. Automattic, Inc. also uses other cookies to help identify and track visitors from WordPress sites, to know how they use Automattic’s website and to know their access preferences, as explained in the “Cookies” section of the company’s privacy policy.
You may also come across cookies coming from social networks; for instance, when you click on the “Share” and “Like” buttons. Please find below information on the cookies used in social networks used by this company and their own cookies policy:
• Facebook cookies, see more information about their cookies policy
• Twitter cookies, see more information about their cookies policy
• Google+ cookies, see more information about their cookies policy
• Youtube cookies, see more information about their cookies policy
We carry out advertising actions through Google AdWords, which uses cookies to help us offer specific online advertisements based on previous visits to our website. Google uses this information to show advertisements in several third-party websites through Internet. Please visit the Privacy Notice from Google Ads to get more information.
SESSION VARIABLES
A session is a programming mechanism that allows to keep information about a user which is temporarily stored in the server and lingers when moving from one site to another. Unlike cookies, the data linked to a session are not stored in the client, but in the server; plus, they disappear when the user closes the browser.The variable identifying a session is called $_SESSION[nombre]. In many occasions, sessions are implemented by means of a cookie storing a value which identifies the user in the web server in such a way that all the data of the session are accessible every time the user moves from one site to another thanks to the identifier stored in the cookie (session cookie PHPSESSID).
Please find below the session variables we use:
» Cart session: $_SESSION[carrito]: used to save your purchase.
» Currency session: $_SESSION[coin] and $_SESSION[convertcoin]: used to indicate the price of the articles in the currency selected by you with its current exchange rate with regard to the euro.
» Language session: $_SESSION[idioma] and $_SESSION[pais]: used to save your preferences regarding the language and the country from where you access our website.
» Bookmarks session: $_SESSION[lastvistaas]: used to inform you of the articles you have visited in our website.
» Activity time session: $_SESSION[tiemposession]: it limits the inactivity time in the website and the session break time.
Informed consent and update
Your use of this website implies that you give your express and unequivocal approval to the use of cookies in the terms and conditions foreseen in this Cookies Policy notwithstanding the cookie deactivation and removal measures you may adopt (which are mentioned in a previous section)