The cookies we use
All of them are strictly necessary: without them you could not stay signed in or get back to the page you opened. Article 22.2 of Spanish Law 34/2002 does not require consent for this kind of cookie, which is why you never see a consent pop-up here.
- Cookie
- session
- What it does
- Keeps you signed in to your account
- How long it lasts
- 30 days
- Cookie
- lang
- What it does
- Remembers whether you prefer Spanish or English
- How long it lasts
- 1 year
- Cookie
- lc_next
- What it does
- Sends you back to the page you opened after signing in
- How long it lasts
- 1 hour
- Cookie
- google_oauth_state and google_code_verifier
- What it does
- Protect Google sign-in against impersonation
- How long it lasts
- 10 minutes
What we do not do
We do not use Google Analytics, there are no social media pixels, and we do not sell data to anyone for advertising.
What we do count
To see whether signing up is easy to follow, we count how many times a day each step is opened. If you came from an ad, its name is in the link and the visit is added to that ad. We only keep the totals: this uses no cookies and not your IP address, so we can't tell who visited. If you pay, the ad name goes to Stripe with the payment.
Third party cookies
When you pay the entry fee we send you to Stripe’s checkout, which sets its own cookies on its own page to process the payment and spot fraud. That happens on Stripe’s domain and is covered by their privacy policy.
Deleting them
Your browser settings let you see, block or delete this site’s cookies. If you block ours, your session ends and you have to sign in again every time.