On this website I collect and use information as described in my privacy policy. One of the ways I collect information is through the use of technology called “cookies”. pacogelardo.com uses cookies for several purposes.
On this website I collect and use information as described in my privacy policy. One of the ways I collect information is through the use of technology called “cookies”. pacogelardo.com uses cookies for several purposes.
It is not a virus, a trojan, a worm, spam, or spyware, and it does not open pop-up windows.
Cookies do not usually store sensitive information about you, such as credit cards or banking details, photographs or personal information, etc. The data they store is technical, statistical, personal preferences, content personalization, etc.
The web server does not associate you as a person but rather your web browser. In fact, if you usually browse with the Chrome browser and try browsing the same website with the Firefox browser, you will see that the website does not realize you are the same person, because it is actually associating the information with the browser, not the person.
First-party cookies are those generated by the page you are visiting, and third-party cookies are those generated by external services or providers such as Mailchimp, Mailrelay, Facebook, Twitter, Google AdSense, etc.
This website uses first-party and third-party cookies. The following cookies are used on this website, detailed below:
This website uses analytics services, specifically Google Analytics, to help the website analyze how users use the site and improve its usability, but in no case is this associated with data that could identify the user. Google Analytics is a web analytics service provided by Google, Inc. You can check here the type of cookies used by Google.
pacogelardo.com is a user of the WordPress blog hosting and provisioning platform, owned by the US company Automattic, Inc. For these purposes, the use of these cookies by these systems is never under the control or management of the website owner; their function may change at any time, and new cookies may be introduced. These cookies also provide no benefit to the owner of this website. Automattic, Inc. also uses other cookies to help identify and track visitors to WordPress sites, understand how they use the Automattic website, and their access preferences, as described in the “Cookies” section of its privacy policy.
Social media cookies may be stored in your browser while you browse pacogelardo.com, for example when you use pacogelardo.com’s content-sharing button on a social network.
Below you will find information about the social media cookies used by this website in their own cookie policies:
I carry out remarketing actions through Google AdWords, which uses cookies to help me offer specific online ads based on previous visits to my website. Google uses this information to display ads on various third-party websites across the Internet. These cookies are about to expire and do not contain personally identifiable information. Please refer to Google’s Advertising Privacy Notice for more information.
I carry out remarketing actions through Facebook ads, which uses cookies to help me offer specific online advertising based on previous visits to my website.
I carry out remarketing actions through Twitter ads, which uses cookies to help me offer specific online ads based on previous visits to my website.
I carry out remarketing actions through LinkedIn ads, which uses cookies to help me offer specific online ads based on previous visits to my website.
On pacogelardo.com I manage advertising campaigns using the DoubleClick tool, which allows me to collect all information about my audience in a centralized way. DoubleClick uses cookies to improve advertising. Cookies are commonly used to target ads based on content relevant to a user, improve campaign performance reports, and avoid showing ads the user has already seen.
DoubleClick uses cookie IDs to keep a record of which ads have been shown in certain browsers. When publishing an ad in a browser, it can use that browser’s cookie ID to check which ads have already been shown in that particular browser. This is how it avoids showing ads the user has already seen. Likewise, cookie IDs allow DoubleClick to record conversions related to ad requests, such as when a user sees a DoubleClick ad and later uses the same browser to visit the advertiser’s website and make a purchase.
As an Internet user, you can request the deletion of information about your browsing habits and the related profile generated by those habits, directly and free of charge, at any time by accessing: /www.google.com/settings/ads/preferences?hl=es. If a user disables this feature, DoubleClick’s unique cookie ID in the user’s browser is overwritten with the phrase “OPT_OUT”. Because a unique cookie ID no longer exists, the disabled cookie cannot be associated with a particular browser.
Yes, and not only can you delete them, you can also block them, either generally or for a specific domain.
To delete the cookies from a website, go to your browser settings, where you can look for the ones associated with that domain and proceed to delete them.
If you want more control over the installation of cookies, you can install programs or add-ons for your browser, known as “Do Not Track” tools, which will allow you to choose the cookies you want to allow.
This cookie policy was last updated on June 1, 2026.