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Cookies Policy and notifications

Following a review of the Cookies used on this website, we would like to inform you of the following:

As stipulated by the LSSI-CE, we are committed to notifying users about the existence of cookies on this website, providing detailed information on their use and requesting permission to download them.

Likewise, in accordance with article 22.2 of Law 34/2002, service providers may use data storage and recovery devices in users’ devices if they have given their consent after receiving complete information about their use, especially about the objectives of data processing, in accordance with Organic Law 15/1999, of December 13, Protection of Personal Data.

As those responsible for this website, we comply with the aforementioned article on cookies, taking into account the particularities of the operation of the Internet and websites. It is not always possible to obtain up-to-date information about the cookies used by third parties through this website, especially when the website contains embedded elements, such as texts, documents, images or videos that are stored in external locations but displayed on our site.

Therefore, if you find these types of cookies on this website that are not listed below, please let us know. You can also contact the third party directly to obtain information about the cookies they use, their purpose and duration, and how they guarantee your privacy.

What are Cookies? Cookies are tools that website servers use to store and retrieve information about visitors. They are text files that some servers request browsers to write to the hard drive, containing information about the actions carried out on their pages. They have an expiration date that varies from the duration of the session to a specific date in the future, at which time they are no longer operational.

Cookies used by this website This website uses its own and third-party cookies in order to offer you an improved browsing experience, share content on social networks, display ads based on your interests and obtain user statistics.

The cookies used on https://smusix.com/ are only associated with an anonymous user and their device, and do not provide information that allows the user’s first or last name to be deduced, nor can they read data from the hard drive. Furthermore, https://smusix.com/ cannot read cookies placed by third parties on the user’s hard drive from other servers.

You can choose to allow or reject the installation of cookies at https://smusix.com/ . To do this, you can configure your browser to accept or reject all cookies by default, or receive a notification on the screen when you receive each cookie and then decide if you want to allow its installation on your hard drive. Consult the help section of your browser for instructions on how to change the current settings.

Even if you configure your browser to reject all cookies or those of https://smusix.com/ , you will be able to browse the Portal, although you will not be able to enjoy certain functions that require the installation of cookies. In any case, you can delete the cookies implanted on your hard drive by following the detailed procedure in the help section of your browser.

As a user, you can refuse the processing of your data or block these cookies through the appropriate settings on your browser. However, please note that if you do so, some features of the site may not function properly.

The cookies on this website help to:

Ensure the proper functioning of the site.
Save time by logging in at each visit.
Remember your settings during and between visits.
Allow video playback.
Improve the speed and security of the site.
Share pages on social networks.
Continuously improve the website.
Show ads based on your browsing habits.

We will never use cookies to:

Collect personally identifiable information without your explicit consent.
Collect sensitive information without your specific consent.
Sharing personally identifiable information with third parties.

Third Party Cookies Used on This Website This website, like many others, incorporates functions provided by third parties. We periodically test new designs and third-party services for recommendations and reports.

This can occasionally modify the configuration

Below, and as required by article 22.2 of the LSSI, the cookies that can usually be installed while browsing this website are detailed:

NAME	DURATION	AIM
Own: Session tve_leads_unique	It expires at the end of the session.	Stores information about the user and their sessions to improve the user experience.
3rd party persistent _ga	2 years from setup	It is used to distinguish users. It is a cookie belonging to Google Analytics. More information
Persistent third parties _gat	10 minutes	It is used to know the recharge rate. It is a cookie belonging to Google Analytics. More information
Third-party persistent APISIDS, HSIDs, NIDs, SAPIDs, SIDs, SSIDs	2 years from installation	Saves user preferences and other information about Google services that the user has. More information
Persistent own __cfduid	5 years	The __ cfduid cookie is used to override security restrictions based on the visitor’s IP.
3rd party persistent __smToken	It expires at the end of the session.	It is used to differentiate users who have been shown some functionality of Sumome. More information
Own __smVID	It expires at the end of the session.	Stores the information of the users and their sessions to improve the experience.
_remember_checked_in	It expires at the end of the session.	Cookies with Twitter functionalities.
Persistent third party pl	90 days	It is used to register a device or browser connected through the Facebook platform. More information
Persistent third parties	90 days	This is the main Facebook advertising cookie. It is used to deliver, analyze and improve the relevance of ads. More information
persistent third parties someone	2 years from installation	Facebook cookie that identifies the browser for login authentication purposes. More information
Third-party c_persistent user	20 days from installation	It is used in conjunction with the xs cookie to authenticate your identity to Facebook. More information
3rd party persistent xs	90 days from installation	It is used in conjunction with the c_user cookie to authenticate your identity on Facebook. More information
Persistent third parties Datr and dpr.	2 years from its installation	From Facebook that identifies browsers for site security and integrity purposes, including account recovery and identification of accounts that may be at risk. More information
Third-party DSID Cto_lwid		Cookie used by Double Click. It is used to determine the number of times people who click on your ads end up buying your products.

How to manage and disable cookies effectively?

Cookie management is an important consideration in controlling your online browsing experience. If you prefer to prevent websites from placing cookies on your device, there are methods to achieve this without any problems.

One option is to set your browser to notify you before a cookie is stored on your device. This gives you control over which cookies you allow and which you don’t. Additionally, you can adjust your cookie settings to reject all cookies or only third-party cookies, providing an added layer of personalization.

If you already have cookies on your device and want to delete them, you can do that too. However, it is essential to remember that you will need to adjust your cookie settings for each browser and device you use, as preferences are not automatically synchronized.

In case you want to prevent the installation of cookies, the website https://smusix.com/ has taken steps to provide useful links for the most popular browsers. These links will direct you to specific guides for those browsers on how to manage cookies effectively:

Maintaining control over cookies is essential to protecting your privacy and security online. By following these steps and using the resources provided by the mentioned website, you can tailor your browsing experience according to your personal preferences and privacy needs. Finally, it is always advisable to review the updated cookie policy to stay informed of the most recent changes in online privacy practices.

You can configure cookies from browsers or from

Here are instructions for deleting cookies via the “Manage cookies” option in various popular web browsers:

Google Chrome:

Open Google Chrome.
Go to the website from which you want to delete cookies.
In the address bar, next to the padlock or site information, you should see “Secure” or “Not secure.”
Click on the padlock or site information. This will open a dropdown menu.
In the dropdown menu, select “Cookies” or “Cookies and other site data.”
A dialog box will appear showing the site’s cookies. You can view and select the cookies you want to delete.
Click “Remove” to delete the selected cookies.
Confirm your choice by clicking “Done.”

Mozilla Firefox:

Open Mozilla Firefox.
Go to the website from which you want to delete cookies.
Click on the padlock icon in the address bar.
In the dropdown menu, select “Delete cookies and site data.”
A window will appear displaying cookies and site data. You can select the cookies you want to delete.
Click “Remove” to delete the selected cookies.

Apple Safari:

Open Apple Safari.
Go to the website from which you want to delete cookies.
Click on the padlock icon in the address bar.
In the dropdown menu, select “Manage website data.”
A window will appear displaying the site’s cookies. You can select the cookies you want to delete.
Click “Remove” to delete the selected cookies.

Microsoft Edge:

Open Microsoft Edge.
Go to the website from which you want to delete cookies.
Click on the padlock icon in the address bar.
In the dropdown menu, select “Cookies” and “Manage.”
A window will appear showing the site’s cookies. You can select the cookies you want to delete.
Click “Delete” to remove the selected cookies.

Opera:

Open Opera.
Go to the website from which you want to delete cookies.
Click on the padlock icon in the address bar.
In the dropdown menu, select “Manage cookies.”
A window will appear displaying the site’s cookies. You can select the cookies you want to delete.
Click “Delete” to remove the selected cookies.

The exact locations and options may vary slightly in different versions of these browsers, but these general steps will help you delete cookies from a specific website.

Notifications

By accepting notifications message, we give you the option to receive notifications to enhance your experience. If you wish to disable these notifications in the future, we provide a detailed tutorial explaining how to do so on various browsers and devices.

Disable notifications in Google Chrome (on a computer):

Open Chrome.
Click the three vertical dots in the upper-right corner (options menu).
Select “Settings.”
Scroll down and click on “Privacy and security.”
Under “Permissions,” click “Content settings.”
Scroll down and locate the “Notifications” section.
Click on “Notifications.”
Change the option “Allow sites to show notifications” to “Block (recommended).”

Disable notifications in Mozilla Firefox (on a computer):

Open Firefox.
Click the three horizontal lines in the upper-right corner (options menu).
Select “Options.”
In the left panel, click “Privacy & Security.”
Scroll down to the “Permissions” section.
Next to “Notifications,” click “Settings.”
Select “Block new requests asking to allow notifications.”

Disable notifications in Microsoft Edge (on a computer):

Open Edge.
Click the three horizontal dots in the upper-right corner (options menu).
Select “Settings.”
Scroll down and click on “Cookies, permissions, and site data.”
In the “Notifications” section, click “View and manage permissions for websites.”
Disable the option “Allow sites to show notifications.”

Disable notifications in Safari (on a Mac):

Open Safari.
In the “Safari” menu, select “Preferences.”
Go to the “Websites” tab.
In the left panel, select “Notifications.”
Next to the website for which you want to disable notifications, select “Deny.”

Disable notifications on Android devices:

Open the “Settings” app on your Android device.
Scroll down and select “Apps” or “App Manager,” depending on your Android version.
Find the web browser app you are using (e.g., “Chrome” or “Firefox”).
Within the app settings, look for the “Notifications” section.
Disable notifications for the browser app.

Disable notifications on iOS devices (iPhone/iPad):