What are cookies?
Cookies, pixels and other tracking technologies (collectively referred to as ‘cookies’) are pure text data that a website transmits to the cookie file of the browser on the user’s hard drive and that enable the website to recognise the user. Cookies can help a website tailor its content to the user’s main interests. Some cookies enable us to recreate and reproduce user sessions on our websites. Almost all major websites use cookies.
A cookie usually contains the name of the domain from which it originates, the ‘lifetime’ of the cookie and a value, almost always a randomly generated unique number.
Why do we use cookies?
We use cookies to collect statistical information, measure website performance, store user preferences, personalise advertising content (including profiling) and enable interaction with social networks. Third parties may also use cookies via the websites to facilitate the achievement of the above purposes or for their own purposes, as indicated in the table. The following types of cookies are used:
List of cookies
This website uses different types of cookies:
- Strictly necessary cookies: As the name suggests, these are cookies that are strictly necessary to enable you to browse the website or use the platform, or to provide certain features you have requested.
- Functionality cookies: These improve the functionality of the website and platform by storing your preferences. For example, they enable you to set up your profile on the home page.
- Tracking cookies: These cookies outlast user sessions. If the maximum age of a persistent cookie is set to 1 year, the initial value stored in the cookie will be sent back to the server each time the user visits the site within that year. This is done to store important information, such as the type of initial access to the website or platform. For these reasons, such files are also referred to as tracking cookies. For example, once you select a language, the website/platform stores your preference in a persistent cookie that is stored in your browser. When you visit the website/platform again, the website/platform will use the persistent cookie to ensure that the content is provided in your preferred language.
- Performance cookies: These are cookies that help improve the performance of the website and platform, ensuring a better user experience. benessereinpancia.com uses Google Analytics, a popular web analytics service provided by Google Inc. Google Analytics uses cookies to help benessereinpancia.com analyse how the website/platform is used. The service records the number of visitors and reports to benessereinpancia.com aspects of their general habits, such as the average duration of a visit to the website and the number of pages a user visits on average.
- Third-party cookies: To promote its communication activities, benessereinpancia.com has linked its content to social media channels, including YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, and also uses the options for sharing content on social networks. The channels used by benessereinpancia.com may contain cookies from these uncontrolled (third-party) websites. For more information about these cookies, please consult the relevant websites of these third parties.
When you leave a comment on our website, you can choose whether you want your name, email address and website to be stored in cookies. This is for your convenience, so that you do not have to re-enter your details when you leave another comment. These cookies remain stored for one year.
Whenyou visit the login page, a temporary cookie is set to determine whether your browser accepts cookies. Thiscookie does not contain any personal data and is deleted when you close your browser.
When you log in, several cookies are set to store your login information and screen display settings. Login cookies are valid for two days, while cookies for screen display options are stored for one year. If you select ‘Stay logged in’, your login will remain valid for two weeks. When you log out of your account, the login cookies are removed.
When you edit or publish an article, an additional cookie is stored in your browser. This cookie does not contain any personal data, but simply indicates the post ID of the article you are currently editing. It expires after one day.
Strictly necessary cookies
These cookies are necessary for the functionality, security and compliance of our website. It is not possible to disable these cookies in the settings centre.
| System | Name | Cookie used | Lebensdauer in Tagen |
| Stripe | __stripe_sid, __stripe_mid | Third Party | 2 |
| WordPress | rs6_shortly_edited_slider, redux_current_tab, redux_current_tab_gymex_settings | Third Party | 5 |
| WordPress | wordpress_logged_in_[hash], wordpress_test_cookie wp-settings-1 wp-settings-time-1, sbjs_session | Third Party | SESSION |
| WordPress | comment_author_[hash],comment_author_email_[hash],comment_author_url_[hash], tk_ai | Third Party | 3 |
| Woocommerce | woocommerce_cart_hash,woocommerce_items_in_cartwp_woocommerce_session_wp_woocommerce_session_dee98ced23aa232207a3d02c618a4f3c | Third Party | SESSION |
| Cookieyes | OptanonConsent,OptanonAlertBoxClosed | Third Party | 1 |
| _GRECAPTCHA | Third Party | 365 |
Analytische Cookies
These are used for the following purposes: to compile aggregate statistics that help us better understand how people interact with website and application features; to determine which product advertisements are most relevant
| System | Name | Cookie used | Lebensdauer in Tagen |
| Analytics | _ga, gac | Third Party | 90 |
| Google.com | OTZ,_gat_UA-89383674-2,UULE | Third Party | SESSION |
Targeting and advertising cookies
These are used for the following purposes: to enable us to tailor content or advertising to your interests or location, or to prevent you from seeing the same advertisement repeatedly; to help us evaluate the effectiveness of marketing campaigns; to help us better understand how people use our products.
| System | Name | Cookie used | Lebensdauer in Tagen |
| Ads | NID, _Secure-ENID, DSID, _gads | Third Party | 390 |
| _gcl_au | Third Party | 1 | |
| _fbp,fr | First Party | 90 |
Preference cookies
They are used for the following purposes: to give the website more functionality and personality; to enable the website to remember information that changes the behaviour and appearance of the website; to transfer information between pages and avoid having to re-enter information; to enable you to access information that has been stored within the session.
| System | Name | Cookie used | Lebensdauer in Tagen |
| WordPress | __stripe_sid,rxVisitor,hapyak_psid,__stripe_mid | Third Party | SESSION |
| WordPress | returnurl | Third Party | 2914114 |
| 1P_JAR | Third Party | 60 | |
| NID | Third Party | 180 |
Performance cookies
These are used for the following purposes: to route data traffic between servers; to learn how quickly users load features; to identify and resolve usability issues and improve the operation of the website; to respond to member requests and ensure compliance with our member rules; and to count the number of users of our website.
| System | Name | Cookie used | Lebensdauer in Tagen |
| _ga | Third Party | 730 | |
| _gid | Third Party | 1 | |
| _gclxxxx | Third Party | 90 |
Other cookies
How can I disable and enable cookies?
We have published a cookie preference centre that allows you to accept or reject cookies on our websites. You can access our cookie settings centre by clicking on the relevant disclaimer.
You also have the option of accepting or rejecting cookies by changing your browser settings. However, if you disable certain cookies, you may not be able to use all of the interactive features of our website. If you would like to be warned before a cookie is stored on your hard drive, you should proceed as follows:
Delete cookies
You can easily delete all cookies that have been installed in your browser’s cookie folder. For example, if you use Microsoft Windows Explorer:
Open “Windows Explorer”.
Click on the ‘Search’ button in the toolbar.
Enter ‘cookies’ in the ‘Folders and files’ search field.
Select ‘My Computer’ in the ‘Search in’ field.
Click on ‘Search now’
Double-click on the folders found.
Select all cookie files.
Press the ‘Delete’ key on your keyboard.
If you are not using Microsoft Windows Explorer, you can select ‘Cookies’ in the help function to find out where to locate your cookie folder.
