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Cookie policy
What cookies are, why this site does not store any in your browser, and what you can review on your own device.
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This English translation is provided for convenience. The Spanish version is the legally binding one. Read the legally binding Spanish version
This site operates without tracking cookies and also without local storage: it does not store any preference, identifier, or record in your browser. This policy explains what a cookie is, why this site does not need any, and what you can check on your own.
1. What cookies and local storage are
A cookie is a small file that a website stores in your browser to remember information between visits. Its presence is visible in the browser's privacy tools and, in most browsers, it can be blocked or deleted from the settings panel itself.
In addition to cookies, websites can use local storage, a space that remains in the browser and does not travel with each request. It is not used on this site: there is no preference to remember, so nothing is stored on your device.
2. Cookies and technologies used by this site
This is the complete inventory of what this site stores in your browser:
- No local storage — The site does not store any preference, identifier, or record in your browser, so there is nothing to review or delete.
- No analytics cookies — No audience measurement tool is installed, so your browsing is not recorded and no usage profiles are generated.
- No advertising cookies — There are no tracking pixels, remarketing, or third-party campaigns that could associate your visit with a commercial action.
- No session cookies — The site does not require registration or login, so no user identifiers are generated.
- No cookie banner — The website is published without a consent notice because no cookies requiring prior authorization are installed.
3. Third-party cookies and their control
The site serves its resources — including fonts and images — from its own servers and does not embed third-party content. Even so, if an external resource were added in the future, the cookies it installed would be its own responsibility and would be governed by the corresponding provider's privacy policy.
The operation reviews which third-party services remain active and limits them to those essential for the site to function. If an external resource adds non-essential cookies, the decision to keep or replace it is made with your privacy in mind.
The only external request the site can originate is the query of the order number or HBL to the public tracking API. That query does not install cookies in your browser or leave a local record of the search.
4. How to change your browser settings
- Open your browser's privacy settings and look for the cookies and site data section.
- There you can block cookies and local storage, or allow only those you choose.
- If you block cookies and local storage, the site continues to work the same way: there is nothing the site stores in your browser.
- Private or incognito mode keeps data only while the window is open and discards it when you close it.
- You can delete the data for this specific site from the same panel, without reinstalling anything.
5. How to withdraw consent
You can withdraw anything you have authorized at any time. Because this site does not install cookies or store data in your browser, there is no preference to withdraw: if one were added in the future, it would be enough to delete the site data from your browser settings or from the storage section of the developer tools you use.
This policy is reviewed whenever the site's technology changes. If a cookie requiring your consent were added in the future, an acceptance mechanism would be installed so that you can decide first, and this policy would be updated accordingly.
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