Last updated: July 24, 2026
1. Identification of the data controller
The party responsible for the use of cookies and similar technologies on this website is:
- Data controller: Wajari Velásquez Fernández
- Trade name: Wajari Velásquez
- NIF: 77548325F
- Professional address: Rúa Alejandro Sesmeros 4, 1B, 36005 Pontevedra, Spain
- Email: wajari@wajari.com
- Website: https://wajari.com
This policy explains what cookies are, which ones are used or may be used on the website, what they are for, and how users can accept, reject, or withdraw their consent.
General information about the processing of personal data can be found in the Privacy Policy.
2. Applicable regulations
This policy is drafted in accordance with:
- Article 22.2 of Law 34/2002, of July 11, 2002, on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce—LSSI-CE.
- Regulation (EU) 2016/679, General Data Protection Regulation—GDPR.
- Organic Law 3/2018, on Personal Data Protection and Guarantee of Digital Rights—LOPDGDD.
- The criteria published by the Spanish Data Protection Agency on the use of cookies and similar technologies.
3. What are cookies?
Cookies are small files that a website can store in a user’s browser or device when they visit a page.
These files can be used, among other purposes, to:
- Maintain a logged-in session.
- Remember preferences.
- Preserve privacy settings.
- Enable certain functionalities.
- Measure the use and performance of a page.
- Obtain statistical information about browsing.
- Measure the effectiveness of advertising campaigns.
- Display or limit certain ads.
Although this policy uses the general term “cookies,” it also applies to pixels, tags, local storage, and other technologies that allow information to be stored or access information stored on the user’s device.
4. What information can they collect?
Depending on the technology used, data such as the following may be processed:
- IP address.
- Browser type.
- Operating system.
- Device type.
- Date and time of access.
- Pages visited.
- Approximate time spent.
- Interactions performed.
- Privacy preferences.
- Technical identifiers or pseudonyms.
- Source or origin of the visit.
- Information about advertising campaigns.
- Conversions or actions performed on the website.
- Information related to a logged-in session.
Some cookies and tags allow a browser or device to be recognized, although they do not necessarily directly identify the user by name.
When the information obtained allows a person to be identified directly or indirectly, it will be considered personal data and will be processed in accordance with the Privacy Policy.
5. Types of cookies according to their purpose
Technical or strictly necessary cookies
These are necessary to allow browsing and the basic functioning of the website.
They can be used to:
- Maintain security.
- Manage sessions.
- Remember cookie preferences.
- Allow access to restricted areas.
- Manage forms.
- Prevent spam and fraudulent use.
- Maintain the general functioning of the page.
These cookies do not require consent when they are strictly necessary to provide a service requested by the user.
Preference or personalization cookies
They allow certain choices made by the user to be remembered, such as:
- Language.
- Region.
- Display settings.
- Selected preferences.
When these preferences have been expressly requested by the user as part of a functionality, some cookies may be exempt from consent. In other cases, they will only be installed after being authorized.
Analytics or measurement cookies
They allow the use of the website to be measured and analyzed.
They can be used to determine:
- The approximate number of visitors.
- The most consulted pages.
- The general origin of visits.
- Browsing time.
- Errors or performance issues.
- Actions performed within the website.
- How users interact with content.
On this website, this category mainly includes tags and cookies related to Google Analytics.
These technologies will remain blocked until the user accepts analytics cookies.
Advertising or marketing cookies
They allow advertising campaigns to be measured, conversions to be attributed, and more relevant ads to be displayed on external platforms.
They can be used to:
- Know if a visit comes from a campaign.
- Measure actions such as visits, registrations, or purchases.
- Create advertising audiences.
- Limit ad repetition.
- Display ads related to the user’s interests or interactions.
- Evaluate campaign performance.
On this website, this category mainly includes technologies related to Meta Pixel.
These technologies will remain blocked until the user expressly accepts advertising or marketing cookies.
6. First-party and third-party cookies
First-party cookies
They are sent to the user’s device from the domain wajari.com or from equipment managed directly by Wajari.
They can be used to:
- Save consent preferences.
- Allow WordPress to function.
- Maintain sessions.
- Remember data entered in comments.
- Protect forms and functionalities.
Third-party cookies
They are managed by external providers, although some may be stored under Wajari’s own domain.
Third parties used include:
- Google.
- Meta.
- Technical providers linked to WordPress.
The fact that a cookie is stored under the domain wajari.com does not necessarily mean that the information is processed solely by Wajari. For example, certain Google Analytics and Meta Pixel cookies may be set on the visited domain and provide information to those providers.
7. Consent management tool
Wajari uses the WordPress plugin GDPR Cookie Compliance, also known as Moove GDPR Cookie Compliance, to:
- Display the cookie notice.
- Request consent.
- Allow cookies to be accepted or rejected.
- Save the chosen preferences.
- Block non-necessary tags and cookies before acceptance.
- Allow the selection to be modified later.
The technical cookies used by this plugin are necessary to remember the user’s preferences and prevent the notice from being displayed on every page or visit.
The plugin facilitates the technical management of consent, but the correct configuration and classification of tags is the responsibility of the website owner.
8. Google Tag Manager
This website uses Google Tag Manager, a tag management system provided by Google.
Google Tag Manager allows tags and scripts to be managed from a container, such as:
- Google Analytics.
- Meta Pixel.
- Conversion measurement tags.
- Other tracking codes that may be incorporated in the future.
Google Tag Manager is not used on this website as an independent cookie category. Its function is to manage the activation of other tags.
The installation of cookies or the communication of data will depend on the tags configured within the container and the consent granted by the user.
Analytics and advertising tags configured in Google Tag Manager will remain blocked while the user does not accept the corresponding category.
9. Google Analytics
This website uses Google Analytics 4, a measurement service provided by Google.
Google Analytics allows statistics to be obtained about the use of the page, such as:
- Approximate number of visitors.
- Pages consulted.
- Duration of visits.
- Events and interactions.
- Device and browser used.
- Approximate geographic location.
- Source or channel of origin.
- Configured conversions.
- General content performance.
Google Analytics may use pseudonymous identifiers to differentiate browsers, sessions, or devices.
Google Analytics tags are managed through Google Tag Manager and remain blocked until the user accepts analytics cookies.
The information obtained is used to understand how the website is used and improve its content, structure, and functioning.
10. Meta Pixel
This website uses Meta Pixel, a tool provided by Meta Platforms that allows the effectiveness of advertising campaigns carried out on services such as Facebook and Instagram to be measured.
Meta Pixel can be used to:
- Know if a user has visited a page after viewing or clicking an ad.
- Measure registrations, requests, purchases, or other conversions.
- Compile statistics on campaign performance.
- Create custom audiences.
- Create lookalike audiences.
- Display ads related to interactions performed on the website.
- Limit or improve ad delivery.
The information processed may include:
- URL visited.
- Date and time.
- IP address.
- Browser and device type.
- Cookie identifiers.
- Events performed on the site.
- General information about the origin of the visit.
- Data related to a campaign or ad.
Meta may link this information to a Facebook or Instagram account when the user has logged in or when it can recognize their browser or device in accordance with its own policies.
Meta Pixel is managed through Google Tag Manager and will remain blocked until the user expressly accepts advertising or marketing cookies.
11. Cookies used on wajari.com
The following table lists the main cookies that may be used according to the declared configuration of the website.
The exact presence of each cookie may depend on:
- The consent granted.
- The browser used.
- The origin of the visit.
- The existence of an advertising campaign.
- Logging in.
- The functionalities used.
- Changes made by each provider.
Technical and necessary cookies
| Cookie | Provider | Purpose | Approximate duration |
|---|---|---|---|
moove_gdpr_popup or equivalent | Wajari / GDPR Cookie Compliance | Save the cookie categories accepted or rejected by the user | According to configuration, normally up to 1 year |
wordpress_test_cookie | WordPress | Check if the browser allows cookies to be used | Session |
wordpress_logged_in_* | WordPress | Maintain the session of authenticated users | Session or up to 14 days if “Remember me” is used |
wordpress_sec_* | WordPress | Protect access and authenticated sessions | Session |
wp-settings-* | WordPress | Save administration or display preferences of registered users | Up to 1 year |
wp-settings-time-* | WordPress | Record the time when certain preferences were saved | Up to 1 year |
Cookies related to authenticated users are normally only installed when accessing an account or the administration area.
The specific name of the consent cookie may vary depending on the version and configuration of the plugin.
Cookies related to comments
| Cookie | Provider | Purpose | Approximate duration |
|---|---|---|---|
comment_author_* | WordPress | Remember the name used when posting comments | Up to 1 year |
comment_author_email_* | WordPress | Remember the email entered in comments | Up to 1 year |
comment_author_url_* | WordPress | Remember the website entered in comments | Up to 1 year |
These cookies are only stored when the user uses the corresponding function and decides to save their data for future comments.
Analytics cookies
| Cookie | Provider | Purpose | Approximate duration |
|---|---|---|---|
_ga | Google Analytics | Distinguish browsers or devices using a pseudonymous identifier and generate statistics | Up to 2 years |
_ga_<identificador> | Google Analytics | Maintain session state and collect statistical data | Up to 2 years |
The fragment <identificador> varies depending on the Google Analytics property used.
These cookies will remain blocked until the user accepts analytics cookies.
Advertising or marketing cookies
| Cookie | Provider | Purpose | Approximate duration |
|---|---|---|---|
_fbp | Meta | Identify a browser to provide advertising services, measure campaigns, and attribute conversions | Approximately 90 days |
_fbc | Meta | Retain information related to a click on a Meta ad when the URL contains an advertising identifier | Approximately 90 days |
The cookie _fbc is not necessarily installed on all visits. It may be created when a person accesses the website from a Meta ad that includes the corresponding parameter.
These cookies will remain blocked until the user accepts advertising or marketing cookies.
12. Consent
When the user accesses the website for the first time, a consent panel managed through GDPR Cookie Compliance is displayed.
This panel allows:
- Accept all non-necessary cookies.
- Reject all non-necessary cookies.
- Configure cookies by categories.
Strictly necessary technical cookies remain active because they are essential for the functioning of the website or to remember the user’s choice.
Analytics and advertising cookies remain disabled until the user gives their consent.
Inactivity, simple browsing, scrolling through the page, or closing the notice are not considered valid forms of consent.
Pre-checked boxes will not be used, nor will consent be assumed.
Accept and reject must be presented in the same layer and through options with equivalent visibility and accessibility.
13. Categories of the configuration panel
The cookie panel must display, at a minimum, the following categories:
Strictly necessary cookies
Always active.
They include cookies necessary for:
- Technical functioning.
- Security.
- Session management.
- Remembering consent preferences.
Analytics cookies
Initially disabled.
They include Google Analytics and other technologies used to obtain statistics about the use of the website.
Advertising or marketing cookies
Initially disabled.
They include Meta Pixel and other technologies used to measure campaigns, attribute conversions, or create advertising audiences.
Additional categories should only appear when technologies with those purposes are actually used.
A single generic category called “third-party cookies” should not be used to group Google Analytics and Meta Pixel, because both services have different purposes.
14. Withdrawal or modification of consent
The user can withdraw or modify their consent at any time.
To do so, they can use the permanent link, button, or tab for Cookie Settings available on the website.
Withdrawing consent will be as simple as granting it.
When the user changes their preferences:
- Tags corresponding to rejected categories will no longer be activated.
- No new cookies from those categories will be installed.
- Future data communications associated with those tags will be prevented, when technically possible.
Withdrawing consent does not automatically delete cookies that are already stored in the browser. The user can delete them through their browser settings.
15. Browser settings
The user can allow, block, or delete cookies through their browser settings.
Instructions may vary depending on the browser and its version:
General blocking of cookies may affect the functioning of some pages or services.
Rejecting analytics or advertising cookies should not prevent general access to the website’s content.
16. International data transfers
Google and Meta are part of international business groups and may process information outside the European Economic Area.
When international data transfers occur, they must be carried out through mechanisms permitted by regulations, such as:
- An adequacy decision by the European Commission.
- The provider’s adherence to the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework, when applicable.
- Standard contractual clauses approved by the European Commission.
- Other safeguards recognized by Articles 44 and following of the GDPR.
Additional information about providers and international transfers can be found in the Privacy Policy.
17. Third-party policies
The user can consult additional information about the technologies used in the policies of their respective providers:
Wajari does not directly control the content or updates of the policies published by these providers.
18. Retention of consent
Wajari may retain technical evidence of the selected preferences to:
- Correctly apply the configuration.
- Avoid requesting consent on every page or visit.
- Prove that the choice was obtained correctly.
Consent may be requested again when:
- The purposes change substantially.
- New providers are incorporated.
- Categories are modified.
- The retention period for preferences expires.
- It is necessary for legal or technical reasons.
Consent will not be maintained indefinitely. It will be renewed periodically in accordance with applicable criteria and, as a general rule, within a maximum period of 24 months, unless circumstances advise requesting it earlier.
19. Inventory update
The cookies and tags used may vary as a result of:
- WordPress updates.
- Changes in GDPR Cookie Compliance.
- Modifications to Google Tag Manager.
- Changes in Google Analytics or Meta Pixel.
- Addition or removal of tags.
- Modifications to advertising campaigns.
- Technical or security changes.
Wajari will periodically review the Google Tag Manager container and the cookie inventory to ensure that the published information is accurate.
The date of the last update will be displayed at the beginning of this policy.
20. User rights
When the use of cookies or tags involves the processing of personal data, the user may exercise the rights recognized in the regulations:
- Access.
- Rectification.
- Erasure.
- Objection.
- Restriction of processing.
- Portability.
- Withdrawal of consent.
- Right not to be subject to exclusively automated decisions when applicable.
Complete information and the procedure for exercising these rights can be found in the Privacy Policy.
21. Contact
To make inquiries about this policy or about the use of cookies, the user can contact via:
- Email: wajari@wajari.com
- Postal address: Rúa Alejandro Sesmeros 4, 1B, 36005 Pontevedra, Spain
22. Modifications to this policy
Wajari may modify this policy to adapt it to:
- Regulatory changes.
- New criteria from authorities.
- Technical modifications.
- Addition or removal of providers.
- Changes in the purposes of cookies.
- Modifications to Google Tag Manager.
The current version will be the one published on this page.
23. A final consideration
Cookies and measurement tools can help understand how a page is used, improve its content, and support independent projects, but that usefulness should not be imposed on the user’s ability to decide.
Wajari is committed to an open, transparent web that respects those who use it.
Thank you very much for sharing knowledge on a decentralized web, generated by and for users.
