What cookies are
Cookies and browser storage can remember information between visits or during a session. WorkingDog Solutions uses its own storage for your preferences and offers Google Maps and YouTube videos that you can authorise separately from local content.
The external media choice controls these embedded maps and videos; it is not permission for marketing communications.
Managing consent
Embedded Google Maps and YouTube videos do not load until you accept external media or authorise a specific item. Rejecting lets you continue browsing and use local content.
Loading an individual item authorises only that map or video on the current page, without changing or saving a general acceptance. You can change the general choice through “Cookie preferences” in the footer.
You can authorise a specific item even if you have rejected external media generally. Some players also require you to press their load button.
Preferences saved in your browser
The localStorage key “wds-cookie-consent” saves the preference version, your acceptance or rejection and the date of your choice. Both acceptance and rejection are valid for 180 days; after expiry, the choice no longer authorises external media to load and a new choice is requested. This period applies to the site preference, not to retention of all your data or to Google’s cookies.
The sessionStorage key “wds-booking-note-collapsed” remembers whether you collapsed the booking note on the Spanish home page. It lasts for the tab session; the browser’s session restoration may extend it.
If the browser prevents saving your choice, it works only on the open page and may be requested again when you navigate or reload.
Google Maps
When you authorise a map, your browser connects to Google to display it. Google may receive connection data, such as your IP address, and use its own technologies under its policies and your settings. You can also open the map through the external link, subject to the destination’s terms.
Privacy for Google Maps and other Google servicesYouTube and Google technologies
When you authorise a YouTube video, its player connects to Google. The youtube-nocookie mode does not mean that no data is processed. Technologies and their duration depend on the service and your settings; consult the provider’s information. Videos served as local files do not require this authorisation.
Cookies and technologies used by Google and YouTubeChanging your choice and deleting data
If you switch to reject, loaded external maps and videos are removed from the page, including individually authorised items. This does not erase data already sent or cookies the provider has saved. You can manage or delete those data through your browser and the provider’s controls.
Access without JavaScript and privacy information
Without JavaScript, embedded external content does not load; you can use the provider links and local content. Read the privacy policy for the controller’s identity, contact channels and your rights.
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