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Cookie policy

Last updated: October 14, 2026.

A cookie is a small file that a website stores in your browser to remember something between one visit and the next (for example, the language or that you’ve logged in). Here we explain which cookies jarroba.com uses, what for, and how you can change your choice.

Your choice

The first time you visit, we show you a notice so you can choose whether to accept analytics and advertising cookies. Cookies that aren’t necessary are not used until you accept them. You can change your mind whenever you want:

Cookie settings

Necessary cookies

They make the website work and don’t need your consent.

Cookie Set by Purpose Duration
FCCDCF, FCNEC Google (consent notice) Store the choice you made in the cookie notice Up to 13 months
Cloudflare Turnstile Cloudflare Check that you’re not a robot when you log in, sign up, recover your password, or comment. It doesn’t use tracking cookies Only during the check
pll_language jarroba.com Remember the language (Spanish or English) 1 year
wordpress_test_cookie jarroba.com Check that your browser accepts cookies when you log in Until you close the browser
wordpress_logged_in_*, wordpress_sec_* jarroba.com Keep you logged in if you have an account (for example, in the courses) 2 days (14 if you check “Remember me”)
wp-settings-* jarroba.com Display preferences of users with an account 1 year
comment_author_* jarroba.com Remember your name, email, and website if you choose to save them when commenting 1 year

Analytics cookies

They tell us how many people visit the website and which pages they read, in aggregate. They’re only used if you accept them.

Cookie Set by Purpose Duration
_ga, _ga_* Google Analytics Tell visitors and sessions apart for the statistics 2 years

Advertising cookies

Ads help us pay for the server. They’re served by Google AdSense together with other advertising partners. They’re only used with your consent; if you don’t give it, the ads you see won’t be personalized. Some of these cookies are __gads, __gpi, and IDE (Google), lasting up to 13 months. In the notice, under “Manage options”, you’ll find the full list of partners and what each one uses your data for.

How to delete or block them in your browser

Besides changing your choice above, you can delete or block cookies from your browser: Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge. If you block the necessary ones, parts of the website (such as logging in to the courses) may stop working.

More information about how we process your data in the privacy policy.

This is a convenience translation. In case of any discrepancy, the Spanish version prevails.