Use of cookies
The University of Navarra has written this web page to inform you in detail and transparently about the use of cookies in its web environment.
A "cookie" is a small file that is downloaded to the Username device (computer, tablet, smartphone, etc.) allowing the manager website to recognize users between sessions, obtain information about their browsing habits or personalize the way in which content is displayed to them.
The legislation of protection of data considers cookies data personal, that the University treats with the consent that you have expressed through the Privacy Preference Center, and that you can withdraw at any time from that same link. You can also exercise the other rights mentioned in the Privacy Policy.
The following is a description of the categories of cookies that are used in the University's web environment, so that you can select which ones to use and which ones not to use, configuring them for each purpose. If you select the "allow all" button in the Privacy Preference Center, you agree to the use of all categories of cookies.
Types of cookies
According to their purpose:
Technical Cookies: These include basic functions, such as identifying the session, storing information to allow the broadcasting of video or sound, or giving registered users access to restricted areas. They are necessary for the web page to provide a correct service, for this reason they must always be active and cannot be deactivated.
Statistical Cookies: These are used to study how users interact with the website, gathering anonymous information with the purpose of introducing improvements based on the analysis of the aggregated data , for example, quantifying the accesses to the different pages, sections, etc. They can be activated or deactivated through the Privacy Preference Center.
Personalization Cookies: They allow to remember the choices of each Username when you visit the page again, for example, the language, the region from which you access, the issue of results to display when you perform a search, the appearance or content of the service, etc. They can be enabled or disabled through the Privacy Preference Center.
Marketing or advertising cookies: These are used to analyze the behavior of users while they visit the website and to be able to offer them personalized products and services that the University considers relevant, based on their browsing habits. They can be enabled or disabled through the Privacy Preference Center.
Depending on the entity that manages them:
Own Cookies: These are those managed by the University, generally from the servers or domains where the service requested by Username is provided.
Third-party cookies: These are cookies managed by an entity other than the University (a "third party" in legal language) whose services have been added to the University's pages. In some cases, when accepting third-party cookies, you will have to delete them from the browser options or from the system offered by the third party itself. Also in certain cases there are international transfers of data (i.e. sending cookies to countries that, in the opinion of the European Commission, do not enjoy privacy guarantees equivalent to those of European countries), in which case the legal basis for the transfer of data is indicated in the description of the cookies.
According to the deadline of time they remain active
Session Cookies: These are temporary and perform their function during the time you are browsing.
Persistent (or permanent) Cookies: They are stored in the device and are sent to the web each time a new visit is made. A persistent cookie has an expiration date and will stop working after that date.
Below is a description of the cookies used in the University environment grouped by purpose.
Technical cookies:
|
Cookie |
Own / third party |
Purpose |
Expiration date |
|---|---|---|---|
|
_dc_gtm_UA-xxxxxxxx |
Own |
Associated with servers that use Google Tag Manager to load code (small applications) on the page. Without it, other services may not work properly |
Session |
|
AWSELB |
Own |
Send the request from Username to the most appropriate server within the Amazon Web Services platform (load balancing or load sharing). |
Session |
| AWSELBCORS | Own | Send the request from Username to the most appropriate server within the Amazon Web Services platform (load balancing or load sharing) (Blackboard). | Session |
| SERVER_ID | Own | Send the request from Username to the most appropriate server within the Amazon Web Services platform (load balancing or load sharing). | Session |
|
CookieConsentPolicy |
Own |
Apply the cookie consent preferences of Username set through the cookie manager. |
1 year |
|
eupubconsent |
Own |
Encrypted information used by IAB Europe's Transparency and Consent framework to apply the Username consent preferences on the use of cookies, and provide it to the vendors participating in the framework |
Permanent |
|
JSESSIONID |
Own |
Allows to maintain a session while browsing the server |
Session |
| LFR_SESSION_STATE_ZZZZZ | Own | Allows to maintain a session while browsing the server (Liferay) | Session |
|
OptanonAlertBoxClosed |
Own |
Apply the cookie consent preferences of Username set through the cookie manager (Onetrust). |
365 days |
| LSKey-c$CookieConsentPolicy | Own | Apply the cookie consent preferences of Username set through the cookie manager (Salesforce). | 365 days |
| Cookies_enabled | Own | Apply the cookie consent preferences of Username set through the cookie manager (Blackboard). | 365 days |
Statistical cookies:
|
Cookie |
Own / third party |
Function |
Expiration date |
|---|---|---|---|
|
_ga |
Own |
Cookies used by the Google Analytics service to monitor the behavior of users on the server and its efficiency. Record a unique ID that generates data statistics about how the visitor uses the website, collecting information such as the issue number of times a Username has visited the website, the dates of the first visit and most recent visit, the pages visited, etc. Control the rate of requests by limiting the collection of data on high-traffic sites. More information on Google Analytics Privacy Policy |
730 days |
|
_pk_id* _pk_ses* _pk_id* _pk_id* _pk_id |
Own |
Cookies used by the open source Piwik Analytics service to monitor the behavior of users on the server and its efficiency. They record a unique ID that generates data statistics about how the visitor uses the website, collecting information such as the issue number of times a Username has visited the website, the dates of the first visit and most recent visit, the pages visited, etc. More information at Piwik pro privacy police
|
393 days |
|
amplitude_id_xxxunav.edu |
Own |
Used by the Amplitude Analytics service to monitor the behavior of users on the server and its efficiency. It records a unique ID that generates data statistics about how the visitor uses the website, collecting information such as the issue number of times a Username has visited the website, the dates of the first visit and most recent visit, the pages visited, etc. More information: Amplitude Analytics Cookies and Consent Management International transfer based on Privacy Shield |
Permanent |
Personalization cookies:
|
Cookie |
Own / third party |
Function |
Expiration date |
|---|---|---|---|
|
__atuvc |
Own |
Associated with the AddThis add-on, they allow you to exchange content with various social networks. |
396 daysdays |
|
GUEST_LANGUAGE_ID |
Own |
It remembers from one session to the next the preferences of language selected by the Username |
365 days |
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Marketing cookies:
|
Cookie |
Own / third party |
Function |
Expiration date |
|---|---|---|---|
|
_ga |
From third parties (unav.edu) |
It calculates, from a unique (and random) visitor identification code, the total issue of visitors and data of campaigns for the web analytics reports. |
730 days |
|
_gat_UA-32137026-1 |
From third parties (unav.edu) |
It collects the visitor's unique ID, time and other information on the visit. The actual data is recorded on Google's servers. |
1 minute |
|
_gid |
From third parties (unav.edu) |
Stores and updates a unique identification code for each page visited, as part of the operation of Google Analytics. |
24 hours |
|
YSC |
From third parties (youtube.com) |
It records a unique identification code to measure video views made by Username. It also records "Like" or "Share video" events. |
At the end of the session |
To manage cookies depending on the browser used (allow, block or delete them), please refer to the manufacturer's information in the following links:
Firefox: delete cookies; configure their installation.
If you use another browser, you can obtain more information on how to configure the installation of cookies through the financial aid or attendance section of the same. These procedures are subject to update or modification by the developers of the browsers.
Finally, we remind you that it may be necessary to modify this cookie policy depending on the introduction of changes or updates to our website, or as result of future legislative developments (including the recommendations of the Spanish Agency for the Protection of data and other competent bodies). We recommend that you periodically visit this page to stay informed.