Cookies Policy
Last updated: June 5, 2026 | Version 1.0
Use of cookies and similar technologies on www.natsnap.es
1. What cookies are
Cookies are small files downloaded to the user's device when visiting a website. They allow information about browsing to be remembered, sessions to be maintained, security to be improved, website use to be analyzed, or certain content to be personalized, depending on the type of cookie.
This Cookies Policy explains how NatSnap uses cookies and similar technologies on www.natsnap.es.
2. Who uses cookies
The controller of this website is NatSnap S.L., with CIF B22614713, registered office at Calle Hirigoien 16, 3 derecha, Lazkao 20210, Gipuzkoa, Spain, and email address info@natsnap.es.
Third-party cookies or similar technologies may also be used when external services necessary or authorized by the user are integrated, such as payment tools, authentication, analytics, maps, or security services.
3. Types of cookies NatSnap may use
NatSnap may use the following categories of cookies:
| Cookie type | Purpose | Requires consent |
|---|---|---|
| Technical or necessary cookies | Allow browsing the website, creating or maintaining the session, remembering essential settings, managing security, load balancing, making payments, or preserving privacy settings. | No, where they are strictly necessary to provide a service requested by the user. |
| Preference cookies | Allow options chosen by the user to be remembered, such as language, region, interface preferences, or browsing settings. | Yes, where they are not strictly necessary to provide the requested service. |
| Analytics or measurement cookies | Allow us to understand how the website is used, measure visits, detect errors, improve features, and understand which content is most useful. | Yes, unless a specific configuration can be considered exempt under applicable regulations. |
| Advertising or marketing cookies | Allow campaigns to be measured, promotional content to be shown, or advertising audiences to be created. | Yes. They will not be installed without prior consent where they are necessary for these purposes. |
| Third-party cookies | May be installed by external providers integrated into the website, such as Stripe, Google, Meta/Facebook, or other connected services. | Depends on the purpose. Non-necessary cookies will require consent. |
4. Cookies related to payments, registration, and external services
NatSnap uses Stripe as its payment provider. Stripe may use cookies or similar technologies necessary to process payments, prevent fraud, improve security, and meet technical requirements for its services.
NatSnap may allow registration or login with Google and Facebook. These providers may use their own cookies when the user interacts with their services, especially during the authentication process. These cookies are also governed by the corresponding providers' policies.
5. Cookie settings panel
When accessing the website, the user may accept, reject, or configure non-necessary cookies through the cookie settings panel. The accept and reject options must be presented with equivalent visibility and in a clear manner.
The settings panel will show updated information about active cookies, including, where applicable, name, provider, purpose, duration, and type. The specific list of cookies may vary depending on the tools active at any given time.
6. Managing or withdrawing consent
The user may modify or withdraw consent at any time from the cookie settings panel available on the website.
Withdrawal of consent does not affect the lawfulness of cookie use carried out before such withdrawal.
7. How to block or delete cookies from the browser
In addition to NatSnap's settings panel, the user may allow, block, or delete cookies from their browser settings. How to do so depends on the browser used. Blocking certain cookies may affect the operation of some website features.
- Google Chrome: browser privacy and security settings.
- Safari: browser privacy preferences.
- Mozilla Firefox: privacy and security options.
- Microsoft Edge: cookies and site permissions settings.
8. International transfers and third parties
When third-party cookies or technologies are used, those providers may process data from countries located outside the European Economic Area. NatSnap will seek to work with providers that offer appropriate data protection safeguards in accordance with applicable regulations.
9. Updates to the Cookies Policy
NatSnap may update this Cookies Policy when the cookies used, integrated tools, legal requirements, or website configuration change.
Before publishing the website or activating new analytics, marketing, map, video, chat, or advertising tools, NatSnap must review the settings panel and keep the specific information about the cookies actually installed up to date.