1. What are cookies?
Cookies are small files downloaded to a user's device, such as a computer, mobile phone or tablet, when certain web pages are accessed.
They allow information relating to the user's browsing to be stored and retrieved, such as:
- Pages visited.
- Time spent on the site.
- Browsing preferences.
- Information needed for the site's technical operation.
2. Types of cookies
By provider
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First-party cookies:managed directly by malagaradiotaxi.es.
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Third-party cookies:managed by external organisations.
By purpose
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Technical cookies:necessary for the website to function correctly.
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Personalisation cookies:allow certain user preferences to be remembered.
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Analytics cookies:allow users' behaviour and browsing to be analysed.
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Advertising cookies:may be used to measure advertising results or personalise advertising. This website's integration provides measurement, not personalised advertising.
3. What are cookies used for?
Cookies may be used to:
- Ensure that the website functions correctly.
- Improve the browsing experience.
- Analyse website use.
- Detect errors or technical incidents.
- Display relevant content.
- With advertising consent, measure visits related to advertisements. Measurement of confirmed bookings has not yet been implemented.
4. Use of cookies on this website
First-party and technical cookies
This website may use first-party cookies needed to:
- Ensure the site functions.
- Manage booking forms.
- Maintain security and prevent spam submissions.
As they are necessary to provide the requested services, these cookies do not require the user's prior consent.
Third-party cookies
Google Analytics
Google Analytics is a web analytics tool for obtaining website usage statistics. Its installation has not been verified in the resources examined on this website. Selecting the analytics purpose does not, in itself, mean that this tool is installed or active.
- Purpose:browsing analysis.
- Type:analytics cookies.
- Activation:not verified; no specific cookies or durations are attributed to this tool.
Further information is available inGoogle's privacy policy.
Google Ads and Google Tag Manager
We use Google Tag Manager to load Google Ads tags only when you consent to advertising measurement. Google provides these tools. The configuration measures page visits; measurement of confirmed bookings has not yet been implemented. This integration does not send personal data entered in the booking form and does not enable personalised advertising.
- Identified cookie:
_gcl_au, from Google Ads technology, set from this website's domain.
- Purpose in this integration:to support advertising measurement and attribution of advertising results; its presence does not mean that a confirmed booking is being recorded.
- Duration published by Google:90 days. This information comes from the provider's official list, not from observing persistence throughout that period. The browser or withdrawal of consent may shorten its persistence.
- Consent:requires consent to advertising measurement. When consent is withdrawn, the manager attempts to delete this cookie accessible from the website.
After consent is given, connections are made towww.googletagmanager.comto load tags, towww.google.comto report page visits, and toad.doubleclick.net, a Google service related to advertising measurement. These communications may include the page address, technical browser data, measurement identifiers and consent status. The connection allows the provider to receive the IP address. Communication with these services does not, in itself, mean that a booking conversion has been sent or an additional cookie installed.
SeeGoogle's official information on advertising cookies,Google's privacy policyandinformation about how Google uses data from sites that use its services. The 180-day retention of your preferences described below is not Google's data retention period or the lifetime of its cookies. Older browsing cookies whose installation has not been verified are not attributed to this integration.
Social media
Social networks may install cookies when users interact with their buttons, links or features.
5. Consent
Cookies that are not necessary for the site's operation, such as analytics or advertising cookies, require the user's prior consent.
The notice allows you to select “Accept both”, “Reject” or open “Choose purposes or withdraw consent” to select analytics and advertising measurement separately, then select “Save preferences”. Rejecting either purpose does not prevent you from using the form or booking a transfer. Previous acceptance of analytics cookies does not authorise advertising measurement.
Non-essential cookies will not be installed before the user has given consent.
The manager stores analytics and advertising preferences separately in the browser's local storage (localStorage), separately from measurement cookies. Both acceptance and rejection are remembered across pages and visits for 180 days from saving, provided the record is valid and storage functions correctly. After that period, a new choice will be requested. This period does not describe the lifetime of Google's cookies or imply automatic deletion of the record.
To protect withdrawal of consent, denial markers are used in local and session storage (sessionStorage). If they contradict a saved acceptance, denial takes precedence. These markers do not grant permissions and are removed when a new explicit choice is saved and verified, or when site data is deleted through the browser. If storage errors occur, both purposes are disabled and are not automatically restored on the affected page.
If the browser prevents both saving and deleting data, it may be impossible to preserve withdrawal of consent for other pages or visits. If only session storage works, protection is limited to that tab. The notice explains these situations and recommends deleting site data through the browser to avoid restoring a previous choice. You can continue using the website and form with measurement disabled on the current page.
6. Configuring and disabling cookies
You can change or withdraw consent through “Cookie settings” in the footer. Select “Reject” to withdraw both purposes, or untick the relevant purpose and select “Save preferences”. The manager communicates the new choice to tags already loaded and prevents new unauthorised loads through its own loading mechanism. Withdrawal updates the consent states of Google tags already loaded. Denying advertising storage is not the same as disconnecting those tags: they may continue sending cookieless measurement signals.
Withdrawal does not delete data already sent. The manager attempts to delete known measurement cookies it can manage from this website; it does not guarantee deletion of all browser or third-party cookies. You can also use the browser controls listed below.
Users can configure their browser to allow, block or delete cookies installed on their device.
7. Opting out of Google Analytics
If Google Analytics is used, users can use Google's opt-out add-on. This add-on does not replace the Google Ads advertising consent choice in this website's notice:
Download the Google Analytics opt-out add-on
8. Updates
This Cookie Policy may be amended to reflect legislative or technical changes or changes relating to the services used by the website.