Cookie policy

What cookies and similar technologies are

Cookies are small files or pieces of information that a website may store on or read from a device while you browse.

This policy also covers other technical mechanisms for storing or retrieving information used to provide functionality, remember preferences or protect the service.

Technologies used by the website

crida.studio uses technical technologies necessary to operate the website, maintain certain functionality while you browse, apply security measures and prevent abuse.

Preference mechanisms may also be used to remember options voluntarily selected by the user, such as certain language or interaction settings.

These technologies are not intended to create advertising profiles of users.

Categories of technology

Technical or necessary

They enable the essential operation of the website and the functionality the user chooses to use, maintain the temporary state of a session, ensure security and prevent abuse.

Preferences

They allow voluntarily selected options to be remembered in order to make the service easier to use in later sessions.

Analytics or measurement

If measurement tools requiring consent are added in the future, they will not be activated before the user can freely and knowingly accept or reject them.

Advertising or tracking

If technologies intended to create profiles, measure advertising or track users for commercial purposes are added in the future, they will remain blocked until consent has been obtained where legally required.

How the assistant works

The website assistant may use temporary technical storage to maintain continuity of a session, conversation, guided visit or request in progress.

It may also retain certain preferences selected by the user to make the feature easier to use on later visits.

Some technical security mechanisms may operate only when necessary to verify an action, prevent automated abuse or protect a form or submission.

How long they are kept

Items linked exclusively to a session are kept for as long as necessary to maintain functionality while browsing and are removed or cease to be useful when the session ends.

Persistent preferences may remain in the browser until the user changes or deletes them, or clears the website data from their browser settings.

Technical mechanisms managed by third parties may have a different duration where strictly necessary to fulfil their security or operational purpose.

Technologies managed by third parties

Certain features may require technical services provided by third parties, particularly for infrastructure, security, abuse prevention, voice processing or interactive functionality.

Where these technologies are used exclusively to provide a feature expressly requested by the user or to ensure its security, the rules applicable to necessary technical technologies will apply.

If a third party were to use a technology for its own non-essential purposes, specific information would be provided and consent obtained where required.

When consent is required

Technologies strictly necessary to provide a feature expressly requested by the user, maintain security or enable the essential operation of the website may be exempt from consent where the applicable legal requirements are met.

Any non-essential technology that requires consent will not be activated before the user can freely and knowingly accept, reject or configure it.

How to control or delete browser data

Browsers allow you to view, block or delete cookies and other data stored by the website through their privacy, security or site-data settings.

Deleting or blocking strictly necessary items may temporarily affect the operation of certain website features.

Policy updates

This Cookie and similar technologies policy may be updated when website functionality, services used, site configuration or applicable legal criteria change.

If non-essential technologies subject to consent are introduced, this policy and the consent-management system will be updated before or when they are activated.