Cookie Policy
1. Cookies at Ikigai
At Ikigai, we collect information through the use of a technology called “cookies” to ensure your web experience is optimal. Below, we explain how cookies work on our website.
2. What is a Cookie?
When you connect to the Internet, you use a program called a “browser” (such as Apple’s Safari or Google’s Chrome). Most websites store a small amount of text in your browser; this snippet of text is called a “cookie”.
Their purpose is to enable the website to remember your visit when you return to that page, which can facilitate your next visit and make the website more useful to you. Thus, cookies aim to adapt web content to your profile and needs. Without cookies, your browsing experience would be frustrating, and the services offered by the website would be impacted.
3. Where Are Cookies Used?
Ikigai uses cookies on our website: ikigai.pe.
4. Which Cookies Does the Ikigai Website Use and What Are They Used For?
- Technical or Functional Cookies: At Ikigai, we use technical cookies that are essential and strictly necessary for the proper functioning of our websites.
- Advertising Cookies: Cookies help us show you related content you might like. We also use cookies to help advertisers display ads tailored to your interests.
- Preference or Personalization Cookies: These cookies allow us to remember information that changes the appearance or behavior of our website based on your settings, such as your language preference.
- Security Cookies: Cookies are one of the ways we prevent security risks.
- Analytics: We use cookies to improve Ikigai. For example, these cookies tell us how many people use a specific feature or how many users interact with the page. We also use the services of third-party providers to perform statistical analysis and evaluate our services and the content we provide. These third parties may collect or have access to anonymized information in accordance with their own privacy and cookie policies.
Service Providers
Sometimes we hire external security providers or use external data analytics providers to help us understand how people use Ikigai. Like us, these providers may use cookies.
Furthermore, at Ikigai, we may use both first-party and third-party cookies. If you review the third-party cookies hosted on Ikigai’s website, you can find providers such as Google Analytics and Facebook.
You should know that the companies generating these third-party cookies have their own cookie policies and are required to obtain your consent, if applicable, and to inform you about the existence of the cookies they generate and manage.
In other words, third-party services are beyond Ikigai’s control; therefore, we recommend reviewing the privacy policies, terms of service, purposes, and cookie usage of these providers. If you would like more information on how these companies manage them, you can consult their respective privacy or cookie policies.
5. How Can I Configure Cookies in My Browser?
You may exercise your right to disable, block, or delete cookies from our website or other Ikigai services at any time. Therefore, if you do not agree with the use of cookies outlined in this policy, you can block cookies or activate the “do not track” option. To do so, please pay attention to the following guidelines:
- Your browser likely offers options for managing cookies. For example, most browsers allow you to block “third-party cookies,” which are cookies from websites other than the one you are currently visiting. These options differ from one browser to another; therefore, please consult your browser’s settings for more information.
- For Google Chrome, you can go to the address bar and click on the padlock icon at the beginning. Then, click on the “Cookies” option and select the cookie you wish to block or remove.
- Please remember that third-party cookies are not managed by Ikigai. Therefore, we recommend reviewing the privacy policies, terms of service, purpose, and usage of third-party cookies to obtain more information on how to disable and manage them.
- You can also choose to clear your browsing data (including cookies) directly from your browser. Do not forget to consult the options and instructions provided by your browser for this purpose.
6. Warnings Regarding Cookie Configuration
Please note that some cookies help make your experience on our website unique (personalization cookies), while others are essential for the proper functioning of our website (technical cookies). Disabling or blocking them would impact your browsing experience.
7. Consent to the Use of Cookies
By visiting our website and accepting this Cookie Policy, you agree to all the aspects outlined in this document and authorize us to use the cookies detailed above, including third-party advertising cookies, for the stated purposes, unless you choose to configure them, in which case your consent will be deemed revoked.
Please remember that third-party cookies are not managed by Ikigai. Therefore, we recommend reviewing the privacy policies, terms of service, purpose, and usage of third-party cookies to obtain more information on how to disable and manage them.
8. Validity and Updates of this Cookie Policy
Ikigai reserves the right to modify this Policy in accordance with legislative or regulatory requirements, or at its own discretion.
Last updated: March 10, 2025