What are cookies?

What types of cookies are used on this website?

Session cookies: these are temporary cookies that remain in the browser’s cookie file until the browser leaves the web page, so there is no record of them on the user’s hard drive. The information collected by these cookies is used to analyse website traffic patterns. Ultimately, this allows us to improve the content and usability of the site.

Analysis cookies: These are cookies which, when properly processed by us or by third parties, allow us to quantify the number of users and carry out statistical measurement and analysis of how users use the service offered. We analyse your browsing on our website in order to improve the supply of products or services that we make available to you.

Advertising cookies: These are those that are well treated by us or by third parties, allowing us to manage the offer of advertising spaces on the website more effectively, being able to analyse your browsing habits and show you advertising related to your browsing profile. For more information on cookies and how to manage them, please visit: allaboutcookies.org.

 

OWN COOKIES
Name	Server	Expiry	Purpose	Excluída do dever de informação e consentimento?
Our website	www.grupononbasta.pt	At the end of the session	Technical	No

 

 

THIRD PARTIES COOKIES
Supplier	Cookie Purpose	Cookie Description	More info
Facebook	Behavioural advertising	Cookies and pixels are used to understand and show you the most relevant adverts. We also use cookies to find out whether a person who has seen an advert on Facebook has gone on to visit the advertiser’s page. Similarly, Facebook partners may use a cookie to determine whether Facebook has shown an advert, and the interactions that have taken place between the visitor and the advertiser. Social plugins can also use cookies to save the session for security reasons.	HERE
Google Adworks	Behavioural advertising	Google Adwords cookies generate an anonymous user ID that is used to record visitors’ interactions on the site. It records how many times you have visited the site, when you first visited and when you last visited. It also calculates when the session ended, the user’s origin and the keywords used.	HERE
Google Analytics	Analytics	Google Analytics cookies generate an anonymous user ID that is used to record visitor interactions on the site. It records how many times you have visited the site, when you first visited and when you last visited. It also calculates when the session ended, the user’s origin and the keywords used.	HERE
Google Doubleclick	Behavioural advertising	Doubleclick cookies are used to manage third-party cookies. These cookies are used to show users relevant adverts that may be of interest to the user. The adverts that are shown are managed by a small selection of providers, including Invitemedia, Adviva.net, MSN, Google Display, Unanimis, Appnexus and Adroll.	HERE

 

 

What does not authorize the use of cookies mean?

If you prefer not to allow cookies, you have the possibility of disabling cookies in the browser you use, but you should bear in mind that this may prevent some web pages from being displayed correctly.

 

How do I configure my browser?

Google Chrome

1. Click on the Google Chrome menu icon.
2. Select Settings.
3. At the bottom of the page, click “Show advanced settings”.
4. In the “Privacy” section, click Content Settings.
5. Enable or disable cookies:
   1. To enable cookies, select “Allow local data setting (recommended)”.
   2. To disable cookies, select “Block any data settings by sites”.

Internet Explorer

1. Open Internet Explorer by clicking the Start button and then clicking Internet Explorer.
2. Click the Tools button and then click Internet Options.
3. Click the Privacy tab and under Settings, move the slider to the top to block all cookies or to the bottom to allow all cookies, then click OK.

Firefox

1. Select Tools > Options and access the Privacy panel.
2. From the Save menu, select the Close Firefox option.

If you want to allow websites you trust to store cookies permanently (for xemple, to enable automatic authentication on a certain website), press Exceptions, enter the website address and press Allow.

 

Safari

1. Click on “Edit”;
2. Select “Preferences”;
3. In the top panel, select the “Security” icon
4. In the “Accept Cookies” section, select “Never”.

Opera

1. Click on Settings
2. Select Preferences > Advanced > Cookies > Enable or disable cookies