Cookies
Last updated: 14 August 2026
A cookie is a small file a website stores in your browser. Joivia uses the minimum: one to remember whether you accepted or not, and statistics/advertising ones only if you accept them.
Which cookies there are
| Name | Who sets it | What for | Expiry |
|---|---|---|---|
consentimiento |
Joivia (own) | Remembers whether you accepted or rejected, so we don't ask again on every page. It's technical: it's precisely the one that records your choice. | 180 days |
_ga |
Google Analytics | Distinguishes visitors for usage statistics. Only if you accept. | 2 years |
_ga_ERLF5E1XDR |
Google Analytics | Keeps the measurement session state. Only if you accept. | 2 years |
__gads, __gpi, __eoi |
Google AdSense | Counts how many times you've seen an ad, limits repetition and detects fraudulent clicks, on pages with advertising. Only if you accept. | Up to 13 months |
IDE, test_cookie |
Google (doubleclick.net) | Set by Google's ad server when showing advertising, to measure and personalise ads. Only if you accept. | Up to 13 months |
WMF-Uniq |
Wikimedia (upload.wikimedia.org) | Installed by Wikimedia when serving city photos, for its own statistics. We neither set it nor read it and it gives us no data; listed here for transparency. | 1 year |
If you reject
Neither Google Analytics nor Google AdSense ads load, none of their
cookies are installed, and nothing is sent to Google. If you'd
previously accepted and then reject, we also delete the analytics and
advertising cookies already set from this domain; the ones Google keeps
on doubleclick.net we can't touch from here, but you can
remove them from your browser or from your Google account's ad settings. The only cookie that remains is
consentimiento, to remember precisely that you said no.
How to change your mind
The notice is run by Google's consent system, which leaves a link or icon to reopen it and change your choice at any time. If you can't find it, delete this site's cookies in your browser (in most, by clicking the padlock or icon next to the web address) and it'll reappear when you reload.
You can also block or delete cookies from your browser's settings. If you do, Joivia still works the same: no search feature depends on cookies.
Other external services
The site loads typefaces, city photos and airline logos from third-party domains, and queries an external service to suggest your nearest airport. All of them receive your IP address just from how the internet works; of all of them, the only one that also installs a cookie is Wikimedia, included in the table above. Separately, Google AdSense ads do install cookies, but only after you accept. All of them are detailed in the privacy policy.
This policy is published in Spanish and English. If the two versions ever disagree, the Spanish version is the one that prevails legally.