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DRAFT PENDING LEGAL REVIEW AND CONFIRMATION OF THE PROVIDERS’ ACTUAL CONFIGURATION. The table is limited to technologies detected in this repository.

Consent version: 2026-07-28.1 · Working version: 28 July 2026

1. Cookies and similar technologies

Cookies are small files that a site or third party may store in a browser. Other technologies, such as local storage, identifiers or embedded requests, may perform similar functions. This site stores only one first-party cookie to remember the choice. Analytics and maps remain blocked until the relevant permission is given.

2. Categories in use

  • Necessary: remembers the privacy choice and enables delivery of the website. It cannot be disabled in the panel because the choice would otherwise be requested on every visit.
  • Analytics: Plausible produces aggregate metrics. According to its documentation and the reviewed integration, it uses no cookies or persistent storage; the site nevertheless blocks it until this category is accepted.
  • External content: allows Google Maps iframes to load. Google receives a request and may use cookies, identifiers or other data under its policies.

3. Actual inventory

Name or technologyProviderPurposeCategoryTypeDurationActivationTransfers
dfja_consent_v1drfranciscoabellan.comRemember the version and selected categories.Necessary / preferenceFirst party6 monthsWhen accept, reject or configure is saved.Not disclosed to third parties.
Plausible Analytics (no cookie or persistent storage detected)Plausible AnalyticsAggregate measurement of visits and navigation events.AnalyticsThird partyNo browser persistence; aggregate identifier rotates daily according to the provider.Only after “Analytics” is accepted.The provider states that processing and storage take place in the EU; contract and configuration require confirmation.
Google Maps (iframe and Google-controlled technologies)GoogleDisplay interactive maps for the two locations.External contentThird partyVaries with Google technology and settings; see its current policy.Only after “External content” is accepted.Google may process data on global infrastructure subject to the safeguards in its policies.
Google Fonts (stylesheet and font requests)GoogleServe Montserrat and Poppins to retain the visual identity.Necessary for presentationThird party; no first-party site cookie detectedFor the request; Google may retain logs under its policy.On initial load.The request sends technical data to Google; self-hosting the fonts should be assessed.

4. Accepting, rejecting and withdrawing consent

The first layer makes acceptance and rejection equally easy and also offers category settings. No optional category is preselected. You can change your choice later using the button below. Withdrawing a category prevents new loads; the page may reload to end resources that were already activated.

5. Deleting cookies in your browser

You can also delete or block cookies in your browser privacy settings, usually under Privacy and security > Cookies or Site data. If you delete the preference cookie, we will ask for your choice on the next visit. Blocking it does not prevent browsing, but the decision cannot be remembered.

6. Effects of rejection

The website, guides, links, telephone and WhatsApp remain available. Plausible will not measure the visit and an information panel replaces interactive maps; external links to open Google Maps still work when you choose to click them.

7. External links and review

Ordinary links to WhatsApp, Google Maps, LinkedIn and Doctoralia do not load provider content inside the site: communication begins when the user opens the link. Providers can change cookies or periods without this site’s involvement, so the inventory must be checked periodically and whenever an integration changes.