Cookies 

What are they?

Cookies are sent to your browser or mobile devices while visiting websites and we use them for navigation, performance, functionality and marketing purposes. These software files help us to store and retrieve information about users' browsing habits in order to optimize and personalize it according to each person's preferences.

Why do we use them?

DECAL® online store uses cookies in order to make sure that the website pages work correctly, as well as to store the preferences and details of the user's browsing experience, such as, which pages are visited and how long they stay on each one.

What types are there and what are their purposes?

 Cookies can be classified as session or permanent, depending on the period of time that the user remains on the page. The first type expires when the user closes the browser, and the second type when their goal has been completed (for example, identifying the user on the web page) or when they are manually disconnected.

In addition, depending on their purpose, cookies can be classified as:

Strictly necessary - essential for the website to function properly, as a rule, generated at the time of access or when the login is made. Its use makes it possible to identify users when they leave the page and return later, allowing them access to the areas and / or services available online.

Performance - used to improve the browsing experience and optimize website pages, for example, by storing service settings and purchases made in the online store.

Advertising - essential for receiving information about advertising displayed to website users. The anonymous types only collect information regarding advertising and do not expressly identify users. Those of a personalized type collect personal information from website users to third parties in order to personalize advertising.

Geolocation- used to identify the country or region from which users access the website, adjusting the content sent to geographical specificities. 

Analytics - collects information about users' browsing experience, usually anonymously. Sometimes, they also allow to identify the user, uniquely and unequivocally, to obtain information about their interests in the services provided on the website.

Which do we use?

How to disable them and what are the consequences?

All browsers allow the user to accept, refuse or delete cookies by selecting the appropriate settings, which can be configured in the "Options" or "Preferences" menu of your browser. However, it is important to note that the deactivation of cookies affects, totally or partially, navigation on the website.

Some functions and services may stop working or behave unexpectedly, for example, in identifying the user on certain pages, lack of access to some online content or receiving information related to geographic location.

Users can disable the use of cookies on this website at any time by modifying their browser settings. We share how to do it:

Google Chrome

- Click on Chrome menu; 

- Select "Settings";  

- Click on "Show advanced settings"; 

- Under "Privacy" section, click the "Content settings" button; 

- Choose the desired cookie settings. 

There are several levels of enabling and disabling cookies in Google Chrome. For more information see: Managing cookies and website data

Mozilla Firefox

- Click on the "Tools" menu;

- Select "Options"; 

- Click on the "Privacy" icon, top panel; 

- Under "Cookies" section choose your option; 

- Click "OK" to save changes and close.

There are several levels of enabling and disabling cookies in Mozilla Firefox. For more information see: Enable and disable cookies

Safari

- On the Menu bar, click "Edit";

- Select "Preferences";

- In the top panel, select the "Privacy" icon;

- In the "Accept cookies" section, select your option.

There are several levels of enabling and disabling cookies in Safari. For more information see: iOS: Safari web settings

Microsoft Internet Explorer

- Click on the "Tools" menu and choose the "Internet Options" option;

- Select the "Privacy" tab;

- Move the bar according to the desired privacy level ("Block all cookies" will appear at the top).

There are several levels of enabling and disabling cookies in Internet Explorer. For more information see: Block or allow cookies

Additional guarantees and revocation of acceptance

DECAL® is not responsible for the content and veracity of the privacy policies of third party components included in its online store. As an additional guarantee, the recording of cookies may be subject to the acceptance of cookies by the user during his visit to the website and the installation or update of the browser used.

Update of the cookie policy

DECAL® can modify this cookie policy in accordance with legal or regulatory requirements, as well as adapt it to new instructions decreed by law. Users of the website will be informed whenever such changes are significant.