Cookie Policy
Last updated: 14 October 2026
1. What cookies are
Cookies are small files or similar technologies that a website may store or access on a person's device while they browse.
They may be used for purposes such as enabling technical website functions, remembering preferences, obtaining usage statistics or personalising content.
2. Current situation on this website
jenirodriguezserra.online does not currently use Google Analytics or proprietary behavioural advertising or commercial tracking tools.
The website may use cookies, local storage or similar technologies that are strictly necessary for technical operation, security, infrastructure and services explicitly requested by the visitor.
Technologies that are strictly necessary to provide a service requested by the user do not require consent when used exclusively for that purpose.
3. Google Analytics
The website code is technically prepared to support Google Analytics in the future, but Google Analytics is NOT currently enabled.
Google Analytics must not be activated simply by adding a Measurement ID unless an appropriate consent mechanism has first been implemented where legally required.
If Google Analytics is introduced in the future, this Cookie Policy and the website's consent mechanism must be updated before activation.
4. Calendly
The website allows visitors to open Calendly to request a meeting.
Calendly is not automatically loaded when someone visits the website. Its resources are loaded when the visitor chooses to open the booking functionality.
When Calendly is used, that provider may use cookies or similar technologies in accordance with its own policies and consent mechanisms.
5. External services
When someone voluntarily accesses external services linked from this website, such as LinkedIn, WhatsApp or Calendly, cookies and similar technologies used within those services are governed by the corresponding provider's policies.
Merely providing a link to an external service does not mean that service's cookies are installed on this website before the user visits it.
6. Browser cookie controls
Visitors can delete or block cookies using their browser settings.
Where an external service provides its own cookie-preference panel, users may also accept, reject or modify their preferences through that interface.
Blocking technologies that are strictly necessary may affect the operation of certain features.
7. Future optional cookies
If analytics, advertising, personalisation or other non-essential technologies requiring consent are introduced in the future, the following must happen BEFORE activation:
- They must not load before the visitor has made a valid choice.
- A clear option to accept must be provided.
- An equally visible option to reject must be provided.
- Preference configuration must be available where appropriate.
- Consent must be capable of being withdrawn or changed later.
- This Cookie Policy must be updated with information about the specific technologies used, provider, purpose and duration.
8. Updates
This Cookie Policy may be updated when the technologies, providers or applicable legislation change.
The version published on this page will be the current version.