Cookie policy
Last updated: 12 November 2026
This applies to brioxbaker.com and to brioxencasa.com. Each website stores your answer separately: if you visit both, we ask you on each one.
Just one thing, and only if you let us
If you do not accept them, this website does not use cookies —neither our own nor third-party— and does not track you across the internet. The only thing that may be stored in your browser is this:
bx_intro— lasts until you close the tab. It only serves to avoid repeating the intro animation. It does not identify anyone.bx_no_contar— only if someone from the team expressly asks not to be counted in the visits (by adding?nocontar=1to the address). It is your preference and therefore does not require consent; it is removed with?sicontar=1.bx_ok— your answer to the notice below, so we do not ask you again. It is strictly necessary and therefore does not require consent. It expires after 24 months: once that time is up we ask you again, and if you had accepted, the click identifier is deleted too. Your consent is not forever.bx_fbc— only if you accept it. It is the identifier of the click on a Meta ad, and it tells us which ad brings us customers. It lasts 90 days and is deleted on its own. If you refuse, nothing is stored and anything from before is erased.- Microsoft Clarity — only if you accept it. It shows us how the website is used: where people tap, how far down they scroll and at what point they leave a form (heatmaps and recordings of the visit). What you type in the forms stays hidden: we can see that someone is typing, not what. It sets its own cookies (
_clck, 1 year, and_clsk, 1 day) and others from the Microsoft domain (CLID,MUID,ANONCHK,MR,SM), which Microsoft manages under its privacy statement. If you decline it, it is not loaded, and if you withdraw your permission they are deleted. - Meta Pixel — only if you accept it. It counts the visits that come from our Facebook and Instagram ads and, in the catalogue, which bun is viewed and who taps to order, to measure our advertising and show it to the people who actually come in to look. It sets its cookies
_fbpy_fbc(90 days) and others on Meta's domain, managed by Meta under its privacy policy. If you decline it, it is not loaded, and if you withdraw your permission they are deleted.
That is why you will see a single notice when you arrive, with two buttons. Whether you accept or not, the site works the same and the visit counter remains anonymous.
Changed your mind? Ask me again and you will be able to choose again.
Between 3 and 27 August 2026 this site stored nothing related to advertising. From 27 August the click identifier returns, but only with your express consent and with an expiry date. The campaign label (utm_) is never stored: it travels in the page address and disappears when you close it.
So how do you count visits?
With in-house, cookie-free analytics. Instead of tracking you with an identifier that follows you around the web, we generate an irreversible daily fingerprint (from your IP, browser and a key that changes every day). That fingerprint cannot identify you or recognise you the next day, and your IP address is deleted after 90 days. It is a counter, not a tracker. You can read the details in our Privacy policy.
And what if it changes one day?
If in the future we were to add cookies or similar technologies, we would update this policy and ask for your consent through the corresponding consent system before installing them.
Informational document in accordance with the regulations in force on the date indicated. It does not constitute legal advice.