A cookie is a text file that a web server can store on your computer’s hard drive to save certain information about you as a user. Cookies are used for various purposes, such as storing information for future visits, recognising users and avoiding the need for repeated authentication, identifying which pages you visit or saving your preferences in customisable areas.
Websites generally use cookies to obtain statistical information about their pages and analyse the behaviour of their customers and users.
Cookies used for any of the following purposes are exempt from the obligations established in Article 22.2 of the Spanish Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce Act (LSSI):
The following types of cookies are therefore exempt:
The specific ways in which we use these technologies are described in the following sections.
Cookies can be classified according to the following criteria:
Depending on who installs the cookie, they may be:
First-party cookies: These are cookies sent to the user’s device from a computer or domain managed by the website operator, from which the service requested by the user is provided.
Third-party cookies: These are cookies sent to the user’s device from a computer or domain managed either by us or by a third party, where the information collected through the cookies is managed by a third party other than the website owner.
Depending on their retention period, cookies may be:
Session cookies: These remain active while the user is browsing the website and are deleted when the browsing session ends.
Persistent cookies: These remain stored on the user’s device for a longer period, making it possible to remember selected preferences without requiring users to configure certain settings each time they visit the website.
Depending on their purpose, cookies may be:
Technical cookies: These cookies are essential and strictly necessary for the proper functioning of a website and for the use of the various options and services it offers. Examples include cookies that maintain user sessions, enable security features or allow content to be shared on social media.
Personalisation cookies: These allow users to select or customise website features, such as language, regional settings or browser type.
Analytics cookies: These are used by websites to create browsing profiles and identify users’ preferences in order to improve the products and services offered. They make it possible to identify geographical areas of particular interest to users, determine which website content is most popular and collect similar information.
Advertising cookies: These store information about users’ behaviour, obtained through the continuous observation of their browsing habits, making it possible to develop a specific profile and display advertising based on that profile.
https://rosagroup.es/ uses the following types of cookies:
Technical cookies
These allow users to browse the website, remember their passwords and use features such as the shopping basket.
Analytics cookies
We use Google Analytics cookies to measure the number of users who visit our website. These cookies allow us to measure and analyse how users navigate the website.
This information enables GESTION ATLANTICA LANZAROTE S.L. to continuously improve its services and the user experience on the website.
For further information, please consult the Google Analytics privacy information page: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/11397207?hl=es-419
The following first-party and third-party cookies are used on our website and installed on our own domain:
| Cookie name | Purpose | First-party / Third-party | Duration | When is it installed? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| _clck | Anonymously identifies users for behavioural analysis. | Third-party (Microsoft Clarity) | 1 year | When visiting the website |
| _clsk | Groups multiple page views into a single session for browsing analysis. | Third-party (Microsoft Clarity) | 1 day | While browsing the website |
| _fbp | Identifies browsers to display personalised advertising and measure conversions. | Third-party (Meta/Facebook) | 3 months | When visiting the website |
| _ga | Distinguishes unique users for statistical analysis. | Third-party (Google Analytics) | 2 years | When visiting the website |
| _ga* | Maintains session status and collects analytics data. | Third-party (Google Analytics) | 2 years | When visiting the website |
| _gcl_au | Measures the effectiveness of Google Ads advertising campaigns and conversions. | Third-party (Google Ads) | 3 months | When visiting the website |
| cmplz_banner-status | Stores the status of the cookie banner. | Third-party (Complianz) | 1 year | When accepting or rejecting cookies |
| cmplz_consent_mode | Stores the user’s consent preferences. | Third-party (Complianz) | 1 year | When configuring cookies |
| cmplz_consented_services | Records the services accepted by the user. | Third-party (Complianz) | 1 year | When configuring cookies |
| cmplz_functional | Stores the acceptance of functional cookies. | Third-party (Complianz) | 1 year | When configuring cookies |
| cmplz_id | Identifier used by the consent management system. | Third-party (Complianz) | 1 year | When visiting the website |
| cmplz_marketing | Stores the acceptance of marketing cookies. | Third-party (Complianz) | 1 year | When configuring cookies |
| cmplz_policy_id | Identifies the version of the policy accepted by the user. | Third-party (Complianz) | 1 year | When accepting the policy |
| cmplz_preferences | Stores the user’s preferences. | Third-party (Complianz) | 1 year | When configuring cookies |
| cmplz_saved_categories | Stores the categories of cookies accepted by the user. | Third-party (Complianz) | 1 year | When configuring cookies |
| cmplz_saved_services | Stores the services accepted by the user. | Third-party (Complianz) | 1 year | When configuring cookies |
| cmplz_statistics | Stores the acceptance of statistical cookies. | Third-party (Complianz) | 1 year | When configuring cookies |
Like most websites, our website includes features provided by third parties.
Our website is continuously evolving, and new designs or third-party services may be incorporated. This may occasionally change the cookie settings and result in the appearance of cookies that are not individually detailed in this policy.
The following third-party cookies are used on our website and installed by third-party domains:
| Provider | Cookie name | When is it installed? | Description | Duration | Further information |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| __Secure-ENID | When using Google services | Stores user preferences and advertising personalisation settings. | 13 months | https://policies.google.com/privacy | |
| AEC | When using Google services | Security cookie used to prevent fraudulent requests. | 6 months | https://policies.google.com/privacy | |
| NID | When using Google services | Stores user preferences and advertising personalisation settings. | 6 months | https://policies.google.com/privacy | |
| SOCS | When interacting with Google services | Stores consent preferences. | 13 months | https://policies.google.com/privacy | |
| Microsoft Clarity | ANONCHK | When visiting the website | Indicates whether the MUID identifier is transferred to ANID for advertising purposes. | Approximately 10 minutes | https://privacy.microsoft.com |
| Microsoft Clarity | MUID | When visiting the website | Identifies unique browsers for analytics and advertising purposes. | 13 months | https://privacy.microsoft.com |
| Microsoft Clarity | SM | While browsing | Session synchronisation for analytics purposes. | Session | https://privacy.microsoft.com |
| Microsoft Bing | MR | When visiting the website | Used for analytics and advertising measurement. | 7 days | https://privacy.microsoft.com |
| Microsoft Bing | SRM_B | When visiting the website | Tracks and measures advertising campaigns. | 13 months | https://privacy.microsoft.com |
| Adform | C | When interacting with advertising | Used for programmatic advertising and campaign measurement. | 1 month | https://site.adform.com/privacy-center/overview |
| Taboola | t_gid | When interacting with recommended content | Identifies users for personalisation and advertising analysis. | 1 year | https://www.taboola.com/policies/privacy-policy |
| Taboola | t_pt_gid | When interacting with recommended content | Advertising targeting and personalised recommendations. | 1 year | https://www.taboola.com/policies/privacy-policy |
| Taboola | taboola_session_id | When browsing Taboola content | Manages sessions and tracks user interactions. | Session | https://www.taboola.com/policies/privacy-policy |
| Google DoubleClick | test_cookie | When Google advertising is loaded | Checks whether the browser supports cookies. | 15 minutes | https://policies.google.com/privacy |
Our website does not control the cookies used by these third parties. For further information about cookies used by social media platforms or other external websites, we recommend reviewing their respective cookie policies.
A tracking pixel (also known as a 1×1 pixel or pixel tag) is a graphic measuring 1×1 pixels that loads when a user visits a website or opens an email.
This code contains an external link to a pixel server. When a user visits the destination website, the website’s HTML code is processed by the client, usually the user’s browser. The browser follows the link and loads the invisible graphic.
This graphic is usually hosted on a server and collects information about users.
When a user visits a website or interacts with an advertisement or email, the tracking pixel loads and sends data to the pixel server.
This makes it possible to track website traffic, interactions, user behaviour and conversions.
Tracking pixels are used to monitor user interactions for marketing and analytics purposes.
Tracking pixels can be classified as follows:
Universal pixel: Allows users to be tracked across multiple pages of a website using a single pixel.
Landing page pixel: Tracks the activity of potential customers when they arrive at a brand’s website landing page. It is used to obtain information about campaigns and optimise performance.
Conversion pixel: Tracks conversions to help optimise campaigns towards a target cost per acquisition (CPA).
Time-delay pixel: Tracks the amount of time a website user spends on specific pages.
Revenue and order pixel: Collects revenue and order IDs to help optimise campaigns towards return on advertising spend targets.
Social media pixels: These pixels help track users and conversions originating from advertisements on social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter.
Email tracking pixels: These are used to track metrics such as email opens, click-through rates (CTR) and clicks.
https://rosagroup.es/ has made efforts to establish appropriate mechanisms for obtaining users’ consent regarding cookies, tracking pixels and web beacons that are not strictly necessary.
This includes analytics and measurement tracking technologies, which will not be installed unless the user has expressly accepted their use.
When users access our website, a pop-up window appears providing detailed information about cookies and other tracking technologies, allowing users to give their consent individually for the different categories.
Users will not be required to give their consent each time they visit the website.
We will retain users’ consent and tracking technology preferences for a maximum period of 24 months.
Before this period expires, we will request that users renew their consent regarding cookies and other tracking technologies.
Users may reject the installation of cookies and other tracking technologies according to their preferences, except for those they expressly authorise or those of a technical nature that must be installed to ensure the proper functioning of the website.
Users can select the cookies they wish to accept or reject through the cookie consent pop-up or window that appears when accessing the website’s homepage.
However, there are other ways to prevent cookies or other tracking technologies from being installed on your device, as explained below.
Users can configure their browser to accept or reject cookies or to notify them when a server attempts to store a cookie.
Please note that disabling certain technical cookies may prevent some website features from functioning correctly.
Users may prevent Google Analytics “analytics and advertising cookies” from being stored on their devices by using the opt-out mechanisms provided by Google Analytics.
Below are some examples of how to disable cookies:
Through your browser settings:
For further information, please visit the Spanish Data Protection Agency’s website, which provides guidance on configuring privacy settings on social media platforms, browsers and mobile operating systems.
Through third-party tools:
Third-party tools are available online that allow users to identify the cookies used by each website they visit and manage their deactivation, for example:
http://www.youronlinechoices.com/es/
In all cases, users may allow or block cookies and delete their browsing data, including cookies, through their browser.
Please consult the options and instructions provided by your browser for further information.
Please note that if you accept third-party cookies, you will need to delete them through your browser settings.
If you choose to leave our website through links to other websites that do not belong to our organisation, we will not be responsible for the privacy policies of those websites or for any cookies they may store on your computer.
The website’s servers may automatically detect the IP address and domain name used by visitors.
An IP address is a number automatically assigned to a computer when it connects to the Internet.
This information allows us to subsequently process data to determine whether the user has given consent to the installation of cookies and to carry out statistical measurements only, such as identifying the number of visits to the website, the order in which pages are visited, the point of access and other related information.
Cookies and other tracking technologies installed on our website’s domain are installed on our server. Therefore, the data collected through them is not subject to international data transfers.
Third-party cookies installed on our website by third-party domains may be subject to international data transfers.
For further information about any international data transfers that these cookies may involve, we recommend clicking on the “Further information” section of the cookie you wish to consult.
You can find information about any transfers that may be carried out by the third parties identified in this Cookie Policy by consulting their respective policies (see the following link: https://policies.google.com/technologies/cookies?hl=es).
This policy is reviewed periodically to ensure that it remains up to date and may therefore be amended.
We recommend visiting this page regularly, where we will inform you of any updates.
Date: 11/09/2026
Version: V.2.0
