Privacy

This page describes what happens to data when Kryuja is visited. The party responsible is Kryuja, which publishes the site and can be reached at contacto@kryuja.org.

What the site does not ask for

Kryuja has no accounts, registrations, comments, newsletters or forms. It asks for no name, email address or any other data to read the guides. The site’s search box uses the typed word only to show results.

What the server receives

Like any website, the server that hosts Kryuja receives with each request the technical data needed to answer it: the IP address, the address of the requested page, the browser and the time. They are used to serve the pages and keep the site running.

The cookie choice

The first time the site is opened, a notice appears to accept or decline measurement cookies. The choice is saved in the browser itself, in a cookie called kryuja_fader and in a copy in local storage with the same name. It holds only one value (accepted or declined). The cookie lasts one year; the local-storage copy is kept until the site’s data is cleared in the browser. The choice can be changed at any time from the cookies page.

Advertising measurement

Kryuja uses the Google tag to measure its advertising: for example, how many visits arrive from an ad.

• While no choice has been made, and if cookies are declined, the tag runs with consent denied and saves no advertising or analytics cookies in the browser.
• If cookies are accepted, Google may save its own cookies to attribute a visit or a conversion to an ad.
• When a visit comes from an ad, the page address may carry campaign parameters (the campaign or click identifier). The Google tag reads them within the limits of the cookie choice.

Google processes that data under its own privacy policy, which it publishes at policies.google.com/privacy.

The ads

The ads seen on Kryuja are served by the advertising service the site uses, inside frames marked as advertising space.

• To show the ads, the browser requests each space from that service with the site’s address, the page being viewed and its language.
• When a page opens, the browser also sends that service the parameters in its address and technical data about the browser: the site the visit came from (without the path), the display mode and whether the screen is a touch screen. The service uses them to decide whether the page moves on to another address and in what way (explained below), and does not keep them.
• One of the spaces may load a verification service that analyses the connection and the browser (among other data, the IP address and the user agent) to check that the impression corresponds to a person. That check does not depend on the cookie choice and does not save a Kryuja cookie.
• On a guide, if the visit arrived with a campaign identifier and that check indicates that the visit corresponds to a person, the browser may move on to another address that the site has configured for that guide. That address receives the campaign identifier the visit arrived with, together with the site’s own campaign and measurement codes, and Google’s click identifiers if the arrival address carried them. This step does not depend on the cookie choice either. Without that identifier, the page stays where it is.
• If the visit comes from the YouTube app on an Android mobile device, that step may be made with a YouTube link. To obtain it, the advertising service sends YouTube the destination address, with the codes from the previous point, and the browser’s user agent, without cookies.

Emails

If someone writes to contacto@kryuja.org, the message is used only to reply and to correct the site when needed.

Questions and changes

To ask about this data or to request that a sent message be deleted, it is enough to write to contacto@kryuja.org. If this page changes, it is updated here with its new date.