Cookies
UNION informs the users, through this notice, that we can use cookies when the user
navigates through the different screens and pages of the site. While using our site you
agree and expressly authorizes the use of cookies in accordance with our Privacy Policy.
What are cookies?
A cookie is a small text file that a Web server can store on the hard disk of a computer
to store some information about the user. A cookie is not an executable file or a program
and therefore can not propagate nor contain a virus or other malicious software, and can
not be longer than 4000 characters.
The use of cookies is intended solely to remember user preferences (language, country,
logon, your browser features, usage of our website, etc..) Recalling their preferences will
not have to, for example, ask for his country every time you visit our site. We will know
the characteristics of the computer you are using so we can offer you a better browsing experience.
Cookies can help our website to distinguish the user’s browser as a previous
visitor and thus save and remember any preferences that may have been set while
the user was browsing the site, personalize home pages, identify which parts of a site
have been visited or keep track of selections.
UNION may use cookies in order to recognize users who have registered and to offer a
better and more personalized service. They can also be used to obtain information about
the date and time of the user’s last visit, measure certain traffic parameters inside the
site and estimate the number of visits, so that UNION can focus and adjust services more
effectively.
Normally, websites use cookies to obtain statistical information on their Web pages.
Note that collect data on their movements and use of our Website as statistical data, not
personal. Types and purposes of cookies. Below is a list of cookies that can be found on our
website and a brief description of its purpose. We assure you that none of them retains
personally identifiable information about you. Some cookies personalize your visit,
others remember their preferences, while others only provide us visitor statistics.
Are cookies safe?
Yes – they do not contain any information that could be used by others to identify you personally.
Yes – they do not contain any confidential details such as your email address or payment details.
Types and purposes of cookies.
Below is a list of cookies that can be found on our website and a brief description
of its purpose. We assure you that none of them retains personally identifiable information
about you. Some cookies personalize your visit, others remember their preferences, while others
only provide us visitor statistics.
Cookie |
Description |
Duration |
Owner |
Ken |
Watanabe |
[email protected] |
|
sessionid |
Session visitor registration: Used to record your session, it’s not intrusive or maintain registration between visits or various websites. |
2 weeks |
UNION |
__utma |
Identification of unique visitors: Used to record unique visitors for statistical
and analytical. |
2 Years |
Google Analtyics |
__utmz |
Record traffic sources and navigation: Used to record how you came to our
website (for a Google search, a notice, etc.) And the routes that remains when online.
We use this information to improve the user experience in future updates. |
6 Months |
Google Analtyics |
__utmc |
Determination of the visitor session: Google Analytics uses two cookies to
establish a session. If any of these cookies, other activity starts the beginning
of a new session Session Google Analtyics |
Sesson |
Google Analtyics |
Protection safeguards.
You can set your browser to accept or reject the cookies you receive or to have the browser notify you when a server wants to send a cookie to your computer or delete them. You can find instructions on the security settings on your Web browser.
Examples:
If you use Firefox, the menu item Tools> Options> Privacy> Cookies.
If you use Google Chrome in the menu Settings> Privacy
If you use Safari on the menu Preferences> Security
You can use the “Help” section in the toolbar of most browsers to change the settings
of your computer, however, some of the features of our online services may not work or
may be more difficult to access if you reject all cookies. Most browsers allow you to turn
a private mode whereby whenever cookies are deleted after your visit. Depending on the
browser, Private thus may have different names, below you can find a list of the most
common browsers and different names for this “private mode”:
- Internet Explorer 8 and above: InPrivate
- Firefox 3.5 and above: Private Browsing
- Google Chrome 10 and above: Incognito
- Safari 2 and above: Private Browsing
- Opera 10.5 and higher: Private Browsing
Please carefully read the help section of your browser to learn more about how to
activate the “private mode”. You can still visit our Web while your browser is set to
“private mode”, however, the user experience may not be optimal and some utilities may
not work. UNION thanks you activate the acceptance of cookies, this helps us to obtain
more detailed data that allow us to improve the content and layout of our website to suit
your preferences.