Cookie Policy
Cookie Policy
BIOPOSITIVO III, LDA is committed to protecting the privacy and personal data of customers and website users. For this reason, it has prepared this Cookie Policy, in which it explains how cookies and other similar technologies are used and recommends that it be read.
Identification of the entity responsible for data processing
The entity responsible for data processing is BIOPOSITIVO III, LDA, hereinafter referred to as BIO III, which manages the website www.hagra.pt. The company has NIPC 516408437 and its registered office is at Edifício Hubel, Parque de Empresas, lotes 16 e 30, 7900 Ferreira do Alentejo. The telephone contact is 289 710 500, call to the national landline network, and the contact email is info@hagra.pt.
What are cookies
Cookies are small data files that are installed on the user’s computer when the user visits a website. These files are used to record certain browsing interactions on that website and to store data that may be updated and retrieved later, such as user settings and preferences.
What cookies are used for
BIO III stores cookies on the user’s device to provide a better browsing experience. These cookies make it possible to personalise and facilitate browsing on the website and are also useful for troubleshooting, statistical purposes, quality assurance and monitoring the security of the system.
The user may, at any time, delete or block cookies. However, by doing so, some features of the website may not function as expected. Cookies are not used for any purposes other than those described in this policy.
Types of cookies
The cookies used on the website have different purposes and may be grouped into several categories.
Strictly necessary or functional cookies are required for the website to be usable. They enable basic functions, such as page navigation and access to secure areas of the website. Without these cookies, the website cannot function properly.
Preference cookies allow the website to remember information that changes the way it behaves or appears, such as the preferred language or the region where the user is located.
Statistics cookies help website owners understand how visitors interact with websites by collecting and reporting information anonymously.
Marketing cookies are used to track visitors across websites, with the aim of displaying relevant and appealing advertisements to the visitor, making them more valuable to publishers and advertisers.
Third-party cookies
Some cookies may be stored by third parties other than BIO III. These third parties are service providers. Although BIO III seeks to use only providers that offer guarantees of appropriate technical and organisational measures, in compliance with the applicable data protection legislation, the user acknowledges that BIO III is not responsible for the content or accuracy of the privacy and cookie policies of those third parties.
How cookies are used
With the exception of cookies that are strictly necessary for the operation of the website, the storage of all other cookies always depends on the user’s acceptance and consent. This consent may be withdrawn at any time through the specific browser tools.
If the user does not consent to the use of cookies, only cookies that are strictly necessary for the operation of the website will be used.
Information may be collected about how the user accesses or uses the service, known as usage data. This data may include the computer’s IP address, browser type and version, the pages visited on the website, the time and date of the visit, the time spent on those pages, device identifiers and other diagnostic data.
Necessary cookies used
Several necessary cookies are used on the website. The CookieConsent cookie, provided by Cookiebot, determines whether the user has accepted the cookie consent box. It lasts for 1 year and is an HTTP Cookie.
The _cfruid cookie, shown in three instances, is provided by Cookiebot and is part of Cloudflare services, including load balancing, delivery of website content and DNS connection service for website operators. It lasts for the session and is an HTTP Cookie.
The ASPXAUTH cookie, provided by Cookiebot, identifies the user and allows authentication on the server. It lasts for the session and is an HTTP Cookie.
The bscookie cookie, provided by LinkedIn, is used to identify the visitor through an application, allowing, for example, the visitor to log in to a website through the LinkedIn application. It lasts for 1 year and is an HTTP Cookie.
The CONSENT cookie, shown in two instances and provided by YouTube, is used to detect whether the visitor has accepted the marketing category in the cookie banner. This cookie is necessary for the website’s compliance with the GDPR. It lasts for 2 years and is an HTTP Cookie.
The CookieConsent cookie, shown in five instances and provided by Cookiebot, stores the user’s cookie consent status for the current domain. It lasts for 1 year and is an HTTP Cookie.
The li_gc cookie, provided by LinkedIn, stores the user’s cookie consent status for the current domain. It lasts for 180 days and is an HTTP Cookie.
ZD-suid, provided by Cookiebot, is a unique identifier for the user’s session. It has persistent duration and uses HTML Local Storage.
Preference cookies used
The cb_preferences cookie, provided by Cookiebot, remembers whether the user has minimised or closed pop-up messages on the website and also keeps the filter selection during browsing. It has persistent duration and uses HTML Local Storage.
The cb-currency cookie, provided by Cookiebot, stores the user’s currency preference. It lasts for the session and is an HTTP Cookie.
The MasterPopup cookie, provided by Cookiebot, is unclassified. It lasts for 30 days and is an HTTP Cookie.
The userlang cookie, shown in two instances and provided by Usercentrics and Cookiebot, is necessary to maintain language settings on the website’s subpages. It lasts for 1 year and is an HTTP Cookie.
The ZD-settings cookie, provided by Cookiebot, stores arbitrary settings relating to the user’s preferences when browsing a Zendesk knowledge base. It has persistent duration and uses HTML Local Storage.
The ZD-store cookie, provided by Cookieot, records whether the Zendesk self-assistant response bot has been made available to the user. It has persistent duration and uses HTML Local Storage.
Statistics cookies used
The _clck cookie, provided by Microsoft, collects data about the user’s browsing and behaviour on the website. This data is used to compile statistical reports and heatmaps for the website owner. It lasts for 1 year and is an HTTP Cookie.
The _cltk cookie, provided by Microsoft, records statistical data about user behaviour on the website and is used for internal analyses by the website operator. It lasts for the session and uses HTML Local Storage.
The _conv_r cookie, provided by Convert Insight, is used as a referral cookie that stores the visitor’s profile. The cookie is replaced when the visitor returns to the website and new information about the visitor is collected and stored. It lasts for the session and is an HTTP Cookie.
The _conv_s cookie, provided by Convert Insight, contains an ID string for the current session. It includes non-personal information about the subpages accessed by the visitor and is used to optimise the visitor experience. It lasts for 1 day and is an HTTP Cookie.
The _conv_sptest cookie, provided by Convert Insight, is used by the website operator in the context of multivariate testing. This tool makes it possible to combine or change the website content to find the best variation or edition. It lasts for the session and is an HTTP Cookie.
The _conv_v cookie, provided by Convert Insight, identifies the frequency of visits and the amount of time the visitor remains on the website. It also makes it possible to determine how many and which subpages the visitor visits, and this information may be used by the website to optimise the domain and its subpages. It lasts for 6 months and is an HTTP Cookie.
The _ga cookie, shown in five instances and provided by Google, records a unique ID used to generate statistical data about how the visitor uses the website. It lasts for 2 years and is an HTTP Cookie.
The ga# cookie, shown in five instances and provided by Google, is used by Google Analytics to collect data about the number of times a user has visited the website, as well as the dates of the first and most recent visit. It lasts for 2 years and is an HTTP Cookie.
The _gat cookie, shown in four instances and provided by Google, is used by Google Analytics to throttle the request rate. It lasts for 1 day and is an HTTP Cookie.
The _gid cookie, shown in five instances and provided by Google, records a unique ID used to generate statistical data about how the visitor uses the website. It lasts for 1 day and is an HTTP Cookie.
Hotjar cookies, such as _hjAbsoluteSessãoInProgress, _hjFirstSeen, hjIncludedInSessãoSample#, _hjRecordingEnabled, _hjRecordingLastActivity, hjSesso#, hjSessãoUser# and _hjTLDTest, collect statistics about visits, identify sessions, distinguish new visitors from returning visitors, record browsing and behaviour data, and enable internal analyses. Their durations vary between session, 1 day and 1 year, and they may be HTTP Cookies or HTML Local Storage.
The ab_config cookie, provided by Cookiebot, is used in multivariate testing to combine or change website content and identify the best variation. It has persistent duration and uses HTML Local Storage.
The AMP_#, AMP_MKTG_#, AMP_TEST, AMP_TLDTEST and AMP_unsent_# cookies, provided by cdn.amplitude.com, record statistical data about user behaviour on the website and support internal analyses. Some are also necessary for the website’s chat-box functionality. Their durations vary between session, 1 year and persistent, and they may be HTTP Cookies or HTML Local Storage.
The AnalyticsSyncHistory cookie, provided by LinkedIn, is used for data synchronisation in connection with a third-party analytics service. It lasts for 30 days and is an HTTP Cookie.
The c.gif cookie, provided by Microsoft, collects data about the user’s browsing and behaviour on the website for statistical reports and heatmaps. It lasts for the session and is a Pixel Tracker.
The CLID cookie, provided by Microsoft, collects data about the user’s browsing and behaviour on the website to compile statistical reports and heatmaps. It lasts for 1 year and is an HTTP Cookie.
The collect cookie, provided by Google, is used to send data to Google Analytics about the visitor’s device and behaviour, tracking the visitor across different devices and marketing channels. It lasts for the session and is a Pixel Tracker.
The hjActiveViewportIds and hjViewportId cookies, provided by Hotjar, store non-personal information about subpages accessed and about the user’s screen size, making it possible to optimise the browsing experience and adjust images. Their durations are persistent and session-based, using HTML Local Storage.
The ln_or cookie, shown in two instances and provided by LinkedIn, records statistical data about user behaviour on the website for internal analyses. It lasts for 1 day and is an HTTP Cookie.
The MR cookie, shown in two instances and provided by Microsoft, is used to track visitors across several websites, with the aim of displaying relevant advertisements based on the visitor’s preferences. It lasts for 7 days and is an HTTP Cookie.
The td cookie, provided by Google, records statistical data about user behaviour on the website for internal analyses. It lasts for the session and is a Pixel Tracker.
The ZD-buid cookie, provided by Cookiebot, is a unique ID that identifies the user on recurring visits. It has persistent duration and uses HTML Local Storage.
Marketing cookies used
The _fbp cookie, provided by Meta Platforms, Inc., is used by Facebook to provide a range of advertising products, including real-time bidding by third-party advertisers. It lasts for 3 months and is an HTTP Cookie.
The _uetsid cookie, provided by Microsoft, is used to track visitors across several websites, with the aim of displaying relevant advertisements based on the visitor’s preferences. It may have persistent duration in HTML Local Storage or last for 1 day as an HTTP Cookie. It also makes it possible to limit how often the same advertisement is shown.
The _uetsid_exp cookie, provided by Microsoft, contains the expiry date of the corresponding cookie. It has persistent duration and uses HTML Local Storage.
The _uetvid cookie, provided by Microsoft, is used to track visitors across several websites and display relevant advertisements based on the visitor’s preferences. It may have persistent duration in HTML Local Storage or last for 1 year as an HTTP Cookie.
The _uetvid_exp cookie, provided by Microsoft, contains the expiry date of the corresponding cookie. It has persistent duration and uses HTML Local Storage.
The ads/ga-audiences cookie, provided by Google, is used by Google Ads to re-engage visitors who are likely to convert into customers, based on the visitor’s online behaviour on websites. It lasts for the session and is a Pixel Tracker.
The ANONCHK cookie, provided by Microsoft, records data from several visits about visitors across several websites. This information is used to measure the effectiveness of advertising on websites. It lasts for 1 day and is an HTTP Cookie.
The bcookie cookie, provided by LinkedIn, is used to track the use of embedded services. It lasts for 1 year and is an HTTP Cookie.
The cb_mktg cookie, provided by Cookiebot, records statistical data about user behaviour on the website for internal analyses. It lasts for 30 days and is an HTTP Cookie.
The conv_rand cookie, provided by Convert Insight, is used in the context of multivariate testing to combine or change website content and find its best variation or edition. It has persistent duration and uses HTML Local Storage.
The IDE cookie, provided by Google, is used by Google DoubleClick to record and report the website user’s actions after viewing or clicking on advertisements, with the aim of measuring the effectiveness of advertisements and displaying targeted advertising. It lasts for 1 year and is an HTTP Cookie.
The LAST_RESULT_ENTRY_KEY cookie, shown in two instances and provided by YouTube, is used to track the user’s interaction with embedded content. It lasts for the session and is an HTTP Cookie.
The li_sugr cookie, provided by LinkedIn, collects data about the user’s behaviour and interaction to optimise the website and make advertising more relevant. It lasts for 3 months and is an HTTP Cookie.
The lidc cookie, provided by LinkedIn, is used to track the use of embedded services. It lasts for 1 day and is an HTTP Cookie.
The LogsDatabaseV2:V#||LogsRequestsStore cookie, provided by YouTube, corresponds to storage used to record interactions and requests, enabling performance analysis and the personalisation of content and advertisements. It has persistent duration and uses IndexedDB.
The MUID cookie, shown in two instances and provided by Microsoft, is used as a unique user ID. It enables user tracking by synchronising the ID across several Microsoft domains. It lasts for 1 year and is an HTTP Cookie.
The nextId, requests and TESTCOOKIESENABLED cookies, provided by YouTube, are used to track the user’s interaction with embedded content. Their durations are session-based or 1 day and they are HTTP Cookies.
The remote_sid cookie, provided by YouTube, is necessary for the implementation and functionality of YouTube video content on the website. It lasts for the session and is an HTTP Cookie.
The ServiceWorkerLogsDatabase#SWHealthLog cookie, provided by YouTube, is necessary for the implementation and functionality of YouTube video content on the website. It has persistent duration and uses IndexedDB.
The SM cookie, provided by Microsoft, records a unique ID that identifies the user’s device during return visits to websites that use the same advertising network. The ID is used to enable targeted advertisements. It lasts for the session and is an HTTP Cookie.
The SRM_B cookie, provided by Microsoft, tracks the user’s interaction with the website’s search bar function, and this data may be used to present relevant products or services to the user. It lasts for 1 year and is an HTTP Cookie.
The test_cookie cookie, provided by Google, is used to check whether the user’s browser supports cookies. It lasts for 1 day and is an HTTP Cookie.
The UserMatchHistory cookie, provided by LinkedIn, is used to track visitors across several websites, with the aim of displaying relevant advertisements based on the visitor’s preferences. It lasts for 30 days and is an HTTP Cookie.
The VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE cookie, provided by YouTube, attempts to estimate users’ bandwidth on pages with embedded YouTube videos. It lasts for 180 days and is an HTTP Cookie.
The YSC cookie, provided by YouTube, records a unique ID to keep statistics about which YouTube videos the user has watched. It lasts for the session and is an HTTP Cookie.
The yt.innertube::nextId cookie, shown in two instances and provided by YouTube, records a unique ID to keep statistics about which YouTube videos the user has watched. It has persistent duration and uses HTML Local Storage.
The ytidb::LAST_RESULT_ENTRY_KEY cookie, shown in two instances and provided by Cookiebot and YouTube, stores the user’s video player preferences when using embedded YouTube videos. It has persistent duration and uses HTML Local Storage.
The YtIdbMeta#databases cookie, shown in two instances and provided by YouTube, is used to track the user’s interaction with embedded content. It has persistent duration and uses IndexedDB.
The yt-remote-cast-available, yt-remote-cast-installed, yt-remote-connected-devices, yt-remote-device-id, yt-remote-fast-check-period, yt-remote-Sessão-app and yt-reme-Sessão-name cookies, provided by YouTube, store the user’s video preferences when using embedded YouTube videos. Their durations vary between session and persistent, using HTML Local Storage.
Cookie control and management
The user may, at any time, control or delete cookies, including all cookies already stored on the user’s device. The user may also configure most browsers to prevent cookies from being stored.
To carry out this management, it may be necessary to manually adjust some preferences each time the user visits certain websites. Without these adjustments, some services and features may not function correctly.
As an additional guarantee, the user may disable cookies through the browser settings. For Google Chrome users, instructions are available at http://support.google.com/chrome/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=95647. For Microsoft Edge users, they are available at https://privacy.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-10-microsoft-edge-and-privacy. For Mozilla Firefox users, they are available at https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/enable-and-disable-cookies-website-preferences. For Apple Safari users, they are available at http://support.apple.com/kb/ph5042.
Changes to the Cookie Policy
BIO III reserves the right to readjust or change this Cookie Policy at any time, and such changes will be published.
Contact details
If there is any doubt or question related to this Cookie Policy, BIO III may be contacted in writing by email at info@hagra.pt.