Cookie Policy

Last updated: 22 September 2026

This policy explains how permanentcreation.es (the “website”) uses cookies and similar technologies. It also explains how you can accept or reject them, and change or withdraw your choice at any time. The website is owned by PS CLUSTER MEDIA AND EVENTS, S.L., trading as Permanent State of Creation (“PSC”, “we”, “us”). Please read it together with our Privacy Policy.

1. What cookies are

Cookies are small text files that a website stores in your browser. They let the site remember information about your visit. Similar technologies do the same job, such as local storage and session storage in the browser, tracking pixels, or techniques that read information from your device. In this policy, “cookies” means all of them.

Cookies can be classified in three ways:

Who manages them. First-party cookies are set by our own domain. Third-party cookies are set by, or for, another organisation.
How long they last. Session cookies are deleted when you close the browser. Persistent cookies stay for a set period.
What they are for. They may be strictly necessary, or used for preferences, analytics or marketing.

Under Article 22.2 of Spanish Law 34/2002 (LSSI-CE), we may store or read information on your device without your consent only when it is strictly necessary to provide the service you have asked for. Everything else needs your prior consent.

2. The cookies on this website, in short

Strictly necessary (always active, exempt from consent):
- wsc_consent, a cookie that remembers your cookie choice;
- __cf_bm, a security cookie from our hosting provider’s network that tells people apart from bots;
- a test cookie on the login page only;
- wsc_consent_preview, a technical cookie used only when site administrators preview the consent manager.
Analytics (only if you accept them): Google Analytics cookies, used to produce aggregated statistics about how the website is used.
We do not use preference, advertising, marketing or social media cookies. We do not use cookies to build profiles. The website does not use your browser’s local storage or session storage.
The Instagram feed on some pages shows copies of images stored on our own server, so it sets no cookies. Our videos are hosted on our own server and embed no third-party player.

The full list, with each cookie’s provider, purpose and duration, is in section 4.

3. How we ask for your consent

We use our own consent manager, WSC Consent.

First visit. A banner appears with two buttons side by side on the first screen, “Accept all” and “Reject all”, and a “Manage preferences” link that lets you choose by category. Rejecting takes the same single click as accepting.
Nothing optional before you choose. Until you make a choice, no optional cookie is set or read, and neither Google Tag Manager nor Google Analytics is loaded. Scrolling or continuing to browse does not count as consent. In “Manage preferences”, the Analytics category is switched off by default. Section 6 explains the technologies that work without cookies.
How long your choice lasts. Your choice is saved in the wsc_consent cookie for 12 months (360 days). After that, we ask you again. We will also ask again if we change the cookies we use, or this policy, in a way that needs new consent.
Changing or withdrawing your choice. You can change or withdraw your choice at any time, from any page, with the “Cookie settings” link in the footer, or with the “Change cookie preferences” and “Withdraw consent” buttons on this page (section 4). Withdrawing takes one click, with no confirmation step: Google Analytics stops at once, the analytics cookies set on our domain are deleted and the page reloads. Switching Analytics off in “Change cookie preferences” has the same effect. Withdrawing does not affect the lawfulness of anything done before.
Record of your choice. To be able to prove your choice, we keep a record of each one on our server for 38 months. It holds a random identifier (also stored in the wsc_consent cookie), your choice for each category, the date and time, the policy version, your browser language and user agent, and a pseudonymised code calculated from your IP address with a secret key (we do not store the IP address itself). See section 3.7 of the Privacy Policy.

4. Cookies we use

The table below is generated by our consent manager from its register of the cookies on this website. It shows each cookie’s name, provider, purpose, duration and type, and is updated whenever we add or remove a cookie. Above the table you will find your current settings and the buttons to change or withdraw them.

Strictly necessary (4)

These cookies are essential for the website to work and to remember your consent decision. They are exempt from consent under Article 22(2) of the Spanish Information Society Services Act (LSSI).

Name	Provider	Purpose	Duration	Type
`wsc_consent`	permanentcreation.es	Stores your cookie choices for this website, so that we do not ask you again on every page.	12 months	HTTP cookie
`wsc_consent_preview`	permanentcreation.es	Technical cookie used only by site administrators to preview the consent manager.	30 days	HTTP cookie
`__cf_bm`	Cloudflare (via our hosting provider, Kinsta)	Distinguishes humans from bots to protect the website against automated traffic.	30 minutes	HTTP cookie
`wordpress_test_cookie`	permanentcreation.es	Checks whether your browser accepts cookies (login page only).	Session	HTTP cookie

Analytics (2)

These cookies help us understand, in aggregate, how visitors use the website. They are only set if you consent.

Name	Provider	Purpose	Duration	Type
`_ga`	Google (Google Analytics)	Assigns a random identifier to your browser so that visits can be counted and aggregated statistics produced.	2 years	HTTP cookie
`_ga_#`	Google (Google Analytics)	Keeps track of your session in Google Analytics 4 (# stands for the measurement ID of this website).	2 years	HTTP cookie

About durations. The durations shown are the maximum each provider sets. Browsers may apply shorter limits. For example, Chrome caps cookies at about 13 months (400 days), and Safari may delete cookies created by scripts after 7 days. You can delete cookies earlier at any time (section 8).

5. Google Consent Mode

We use Google Consent Mode v2 in basic mode. Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics are only loaded if you accept Analytics cookies. Before you make a choice, and if you reject them, your browser makes no request to Google and Google receives no data from your visit: no cookieless signals are sent, and no identifiers are added to the links between our pages. When you accept, Consent Mode tells Google that analytics storage is allowed, while every advertising-related signal stays denied. If you withdraw your consent, Google Analytics stops at once. Section 3.6 of the Privacy Policy has more detail.

6. Other technologies and third-party content

No third-party files are loaded before you accept Analytics cookies. The fonts and the animation library used by the website are served from our own server, and the WordPress emoji script, which could download images from WordPress.org, is switched off.

Network error reports. Our hosting provider’s network, run by Cloudflare, asks your browser to report problems when loading the website, using a standard browser feature called Network Error Logging. Your browser keeps that instruction for up to 7 days and sends the reports directly to Cloudflare: reports of failed requests, and of about 1% of successful ones, with technical data such as the address requested, the type of error and the time taken. Cloudflare receives your IP address with them. These reports set no cookies and are used only to monitor the reliability of the network.

The links to our Instagram, LinkedIn and YouTube profiles are plain links. They load nothing from those platforms until you click them. Once you are on a platform, its own cookie policy applies.

7. International transfers through cookies

If you accept Analytics cookies, Google Analytics may involve transfers of data to Google LLC in the United States. Cloudflare, Inc., which manages the __cf_bm security cookie and receives the network error reports, processes connection data across its global network, which includes the United States. The safeguards (the EU–US Data Privacy Framework and Standard Contractual Clauses) are explained in section 5 of the Privacy Policy.

8. Managing cookies in your browser

Your browser also lets you block or delete cookies, for all websites or for particular ones. Official instructions:

Google Chrome (computer, Android and iPhone): support.google.com/chrome/answer/95647
Mozilla Firefox:
- Clear cookies and site data
- Block websites from storing cookies
Safari:
- on Mac: Enable or block cookies and Clear cookies
- on iPhone and iPad: support.apple.com/en-us/105082
Microsoft Edge: Manage cookies in Microsoft Edge

If you block or delete all cookies, the website may forget your cookie choice and show the banner again. Browser settings apply to every website. Our banner is the simplest way to manage cookies on this one.

9. Changes to this policy

We will update this policy whenever we change the cookies we use or the law requires it. The date at the top shows the current version. Each choice you make is recorded with the version of this policy in force, which is shown at the end of the table in section 4. If a change needs new consent, we raise that version and the banner appears again.

10. Contact

For any question about this policy, write to production@permanentcreation.es.