Cookie Policy

DANIEL ROSSELLÓ , DANIEL ROSELLÓ, registered at 07010 Palma de Mallorca, is the owner of and responsible party for this website, and hereby informs users that, under Article 22.2 of Law 34/2002 of 11 July on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce (LSSI-CE), this website uses first-party and third-party 'cookies' to give you a better experience and service.

At Secret Santa Raffle, non-essential cookies — analytics and advertising cookies, for instance — are only used once you have actively and explicitly consented, through the consent management platform (CMP) shown when you access the website.

You remain fully in control and may accept, reject, or configure cookies at any point. To change or withdraw your consent settings, simply use the button below:

First-party cookies are those sent to a user's device from equipment or a domain that the publisher itself manages, and from which the requested service is provided.

A 'cookie' is a file downloaded by certain websites and sent to your browser, then stored on your device — a computer, mobile phone, tablet, or similar. These files let a site remember details about your visit, such as your language and other preferences, and may allow it to retrieve information about browsing done from your device, with the aim of making your next visit smoother and the site more useful by tailoring its content to you.

By browsing this website, you accept that 'cookies' may be installed on your device, letting us learn the following:

• Statistics on how the website is used.
• The website layout you prefer when browsing from a mobile device.
• Your most recent searches on the website's services, and personalisation data linked to them.
• Information on any surveys you have taken part in.
• Social login data for users who sign in via Facebook or Twitter.

This website uses both temporary session 'cookies' and permanent ones. Session 'cookies' hold data only while you are on the website, while permanent 'cookies' store data on your device so it can be used across more than one session. These are typically used to hold information that only matters for delivering the service the User asked for on that one occasion.

Depending on what the data gathered through 'cookies' is used for, the website may use the following:

These let users browse a web page, platform, or application and use the various options or services it offers, such as:

• Managing traffic and data communication
• Identifying the session
• Reaching areas with restricted access
• Remembering the items that make up an order
• Carrying out the checkout process for an order
• Submitting a registration or a request to take part in an event
• Applying security features while browsing
• Storing content for delivering video or audio
• Sharing content on social networks

These let a user reach the service with certain pre-set general features, based on a set of criteria tied to the user's device, such as:

• Language
• The type of browser used to access the service
• The regional settings from which the service is being accessed
• The device's geolocation
• The regional settings from which the service is being accessed

These allow user behaviour on websites to be tracked and studied. The information gathered through this kind of 'cookie' is used to measure how the websites, application, or platform are used, and to build browsing profiles of their users, so the service can be improved based on that usage data.

These are sent to a user's device from equipment or a domain not run by the publisher, but by another entity that processes the data the cookies gather. Some websites may install third-party 'cookies' that help manage and improve the services on offer — statistical services from Google Analytics and Comscore, for example.

This website in particular uses Google Analytics, an analytics web service run by Google, Inc., based in the United States at 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, California 94043. To provide this service, Google uses cookies that gather information, including the user's IP address, which Google will transmit, process, and store under the terms set out at Google.com. This may include passing such information on to third parties where the law requires it, or where those third parties process the information for Google.