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What are cookies

Cookies are small pieces of text your browser stores when you visit this website. They can be used to remember your preferences, keep you signed in, or measure how the site is used. Other, similar technologies that store or read information on your device are covered by this policy under the same term.

What cookies are not used for

Cookies used on this website do not store sensitive personal information such as your name, postal address or password.

Who uses the information stored in cookies

Information stored in a first-party cookie is used only by Diània Televisió. Information stored in a third-party cookie is used and managed by the external provider named for it below, which processes it under its own privacy policy.

How you control cookies here

This website asks for your consent before any non-essential cookie or third-party technology runs, using the cookie banner shown on your first visit. You can change your choice at any time through the "Cookie preferences" link available on every page.

If you accept cookies, you will not be asked again unless you delete them from your browser as described below, your choice expires, or this policy changes in a way that requires asking again.

Managing cookies in your browser

In addition to the controls on this website, you can restrict, block or delete cookies at any time through your own browser's settings. This applies per browser and per device, and instructions for the most common browsers are available here:

Types of cookies used on this website

By managing party

First-party cookies: set from a domain managed by this website itself, to provide the service you request.

Third-party cookies: set from a domain not managed by this website, by a provider that processes the resulting information for its own purposes.

By purpose

  • Necessary: Technologies required for the website to function, such as session handling, security and basic site features. These cannot be refused.
  • Preferences: Technologies that remember choices such as language, region or interface settings.
  • Analytics: Technologies that measure how visitors use the website.
  • Marketing: Technologies used for advertising, remarketing and cross-site profiling.

By duration

Session cookies: deleted automatically when you close your browser; used to store information only for the duration of your visit.

Persistent cookies: remain stored on your device for a set period, from a few minutes to several years, to remember your choice across visits.

Cookies used to communicate with other plugins

This website shares your cookie choice with other WordPress plugins through WP Consent API, a standard shared by several plugins for exactly this purpose. Doing so sets the following first-party cookies. Each category cookie holds only "allow" or "deny"; the one ending in "consented_services" holds only the name of each service with a yes or no. None of them holds your name, your email address or any other identifying information:

  • wp_consent_consented_services
  • wp_consent_functional
  • wp_consent_marketing
  • wp_consent_preferences
  • wp_consent_statistics

These cookies are not set by this website's own code: they are set by the WP Consent API plugin itself, at the moment this website tells it what you chose.

Cookies and services used on this website

Google Analytics

Cookie Duration Purpose
_ga 2 years Distinguishes unique visitors for Google Analytics by assigning a randomly generated number.
_ga_* 2 years GA4 property-specific cookie used to persist session state.
_gid 24 hours Distinguishes users for Google Analytics reporting.
_gat 1 minute Used to throttle the rate of requests to Google Analytics.
_gat_* 1 minute Property-scoped form of _gat, used to throttle request rate.

Website operation

  • Purpose: Necessary

This list reflects what the last scan of this website found and an administrator confirmed. It may not capture every cookie a third-party service sets once active, and does not include resources this scanner cannot see - see the scanner's own "what this scan cannot see" notice for the exact limitations.