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What data Cognida handles when you read its pages, what it uses it for and how you decide about it.

Who is responsible?

Cognida, the publication you are reading. You can write to us about anything on this page at contacto@cognida.network.

What do we not do?

We have no user accounts, sign-up forms, newsletters or comments. We do not ask for your name or your email address to read anything, and we do not sell data.

What happens when you visit a page?

  • Your choice about measurement. If you accept or reject measurement cookies, we keep that choice in your browser, in a cookie called cognida_ficha and in its local storage, so that we do not ask you again. The cookie lasts one year. The local copy has no expiry set by Cognida; it is kept until you change it or it is deleted. You can change your answer on the cookies page.
  • Advertising measurement. If the website uses the Google tag to measure its advertising, the tag loads with consent denied. It only uses measurement cookies if you accept them; if you reject them or do not choose, it works without them.
  • Ads. The advertising spaces load frames from the advertising service the website uses. That service receives the page’s address, its language and the space in which the ad appears, and may use a technical check to confirm that ads are shown on real visits. That check does not depend on your choice about measurement.
  • Visit data. On every page, the browser sends the advertising service which page you are reading, its language, the origin of the page you came from, the mode in which the page is displayed and whether the screen is a touch screen. It also sends any parameters in the address, such as utm_campaign or a click identifier, even if you did not arrive from an ad. The service uses them at that moment to decide whether a next page opens, and does not store them.
  • Pages with a question. Some pages consist only of a simple question. When you choose an answer, the browser sends its number to the advertising service together with the visit data, and the next page opens, which may be on another website. Your answer is not stored.
  • Server logs. Like any website, the server records technical data about each request, such as the IP address and the browser, in order to work and to protect itself.

What can you do?

Change your choice about measurement whenever you like on the cookies page, delete cookies and local storage from your browser, and write to us to ask what data we hold about you or to ask us to delete it.

Does this page change?

If what the website does changes, we update this page and mark the change with its revision date.

Published 13 November 2026