Cookie Policy

What are cookies?

Cookies are text files that are downloaded to the user's device when they visit certain websites, for the purpose of storing and retrieving information about browsing carried out from that device.

Consent and use of cookies

In accordance with current regulations, we inform you about the use of cookies so that you, as a user, can give your consent to the use we make of them. If you continue browsing our website, this action means that you accept the use of cookies. However, you can disable cookies at any time as described in this document.

Session cookies

Session cookies allow users to be identified on the website so that all changes made by the user, selected items, or data entered by the user are remembered from one page to another on the website. This type of cookie is deleted from your hard drive when you close your browser.

Redirect cookies

Our website uses redirect technology. When a user visits our website and is interested in our services, this tool allows us to show ads for our services on relevant third-party websites (those users have also visited those websites).

Such advertising on third-party websites may be carried out through cookies that store visits and uses of users of our website. This type of advertising is carried out in a completely anonymous way (using a pseudonym). These cookies are valid for up to one year.

Google Analytics

This website allows the use of cookies from the Google Analytics tool, a web analytics service provided by Google Inc., a Delaware company based at 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View (California), CA 94043, USA ("Google") and uses "cookies". The information generated by the cookie about your use of the website (including the IP address) will be transmitted directly to Google and stored on servers in the USA.

What information does Google Analytics collect?

Google Analytics records user interactions on the website (time of visit, whether the user has previously visited the website whose website referred the user to the corresponding page, IP address, etc.).

Google Analytics does not provide Dijit with information about the user's real IP address; it only provides statistics on:

• Visits: unique visitors, number of visits, pages viewed, average visit duration, percentage of new visits, repeat visits, frequency, pages visited
• Demographics: language, country, city
• System: browser, operating system, Internet service provider, device type

Google Analytics terms and privacy

As determined by Google, Google Analytics is governed by:

How can I disable Google Analytics cookies?

Users can disable Google Analytics cookies at any time:

Opt-out tool

Install a Google Analytics opt-out add-on in your browser that prevents Google Analytics from collecting information about your visits to websites:

More information about privacy

Learn more about the Google Analytics opt-out add-on and other Google Analytics privacy information:

Important information

• The collection of information from our users about the use of this website through Google Analytics is carried out solely on behalf of Google, and Dijit.app does not have access to such information (but only aggregated information) at any time, not associated with any IP address.
• The purposes for which Google decides at any given time to process and use the information collected by Google Analytics, as well as the operation and duration of the cookies, are determined by Google.
• Based on the information provided by Google, the user can prevent the collection of this information, reject the installation of cookies, and configure their browser accordingly.
• In general, only EU countries have similar standards for the protection of cookies and personal data.

Third-party cookies

Dijit has no control over, and is not responsible for, the content and accuracy of Google's Terms of Service and Privacy Policy referenced in this Cookie Policy.

For more information about cookies from third-party websites, we recommend that you review their cookie policies.