Use of cookies in SingularGreen
SingularGreen websites use their own or third-party cookies to improve user navigation, collect navigation statistics and manage the advertisements displayed to the user. To learn more about privacy on the web, we recommend this page from the IAB.
What are cookies and what are they used for?
Cookies are small files that are installed by the user’s browser on the user’s device (computer, smartphone, tablet, etc.). Thanks to them, browsing is made easier for the user as they act as a small memory for the website visited. Cookies are associated with an anonymous user and their computer and do not allow the user’s personal data to be known.
There are different types of cookies:
Essential: Without them, it would not be possible to navigate correctly through the page. For example, some allow the user’s browser language to be known and others even prevent possible attacks on the website or its users. Their deactivation is not recommended.
Analytical: These cookies allow the website to measure user activity and compile browsing statistics. These cookies allow us to know the number of visits, unique browsers, most visited sections of the website… Among them: Google Analytics and ComScore.
Chat and Support: These allow the user to receive personalised support based on the language and location detected in their browser, more information can be found at Livebeep.com.
How do I prevent a website from installing cookies and how do I uninstall them?
You can do a few things to prevent the installation of cookies is “incognito” browsing. For example:
Firefox and Chrome: File -> New Incognito Window
Internet Explorer: Tools -> InPrivate Browsing
Safari: Safari -> Private Browsing
Opera: File -> New private window
In addition, each of the browsers has a page explaining how to prevent the installation of cookies and how to uninstall them.
The links to these pages are as follows:Firefox, Chrome, Internet Explorer, Safari y Opera. Some of these browsers may use a rejection cookie to prevent the use of cookies in the browser.