Cookie Policy
Introduction
This Cookie Policy explains how JR NETMEDIA, registered under number 927824-G, with its registered address at Carrer dels Avellaners, Ed. Griu, Pis 5 Pta 3, AD200, Encamp, Andorra, uses cookies and similar technologies on Couponswe (the “Website”). The Website is an app discovery and review directory. It indexes information about mobile applications, publishes application descriptions and reviews, and provides links to official application stores, including Google Play and the Apple App Store. The Website does not host, distribute, or provide APK, IPA, or other application installation files.
The Website is funded primarily through advertising. Cookies and similar technologies help us operate the Website, understand how visitors use it, measure the effectiveness and performance of our content, and display or support advertising that may be relevant to visitors. Some technologies are operated by us and others are provided by third-party service providers described in this Cookie Policy.
This Cookie Policy forms part of our Privacy Policy and should be read together with it. It explains the categories of cookies used, the purposes for which they are used, the providers involved, their typical retention periods, and the choices available to you.
Where consent is required by applicable law, we will ask for your consent before placing or reading non-essential cookies, including analytics and advertising cookies. By continuing to use the Website after reviewing the cookie notice, and subject to the choices available through our consent-management tools, you consent to the use of cookies in accordance with this Cookie Policy. You may reject or customise non-essential cookies at any time as described below. Essential cookies may continue to operate because they are necessary to provide requested Website functions, maintain security, or remember your privacy choices.
The Website is operated from Andorra. We process personal data in accordance with applicable Andorran data-protection and consumer-protection legislation, including Law 29/2021, of 28 October, Qualified Law on the Protection of Personal Data, and applicable guidance and requirements of the Andorran Data Protection Agency (Agència Andorrana de Protecció de Dades, “APDA”). Where relevant to particular processing activities, we also apply principles commonly associated with the EU General Data Protection Regulation, such as transparency, purpose limitation, data minimisation, security, and respect for individual rights.
What are Cookies and Why We Use Them
Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. They allow a website or a third party to recognise a device, remember information about a visit, maintain a session, or understand how the website is used. Cookies may be “session” cookies, which are deleted when you close your browser, or “persistent” cookies, which remain on your device for a specified period or until you delete them.
We also use technologies that perform functions similar to cookies. These may include pixels, tags, software development components, local storage, advertising identifiers, and scripts that send information about your browser, device, interactions, or visits to us or to a service provider. For convenience, this Cookie Policy refers to cookies and these similar technologies collectively as “cookies”.
We use cookies for the following reasons:
- Essential functionality: to operate the Website, maintain security, prevent abuse, support traffic management, remember privacy choices, and provide features that you request.
- Remembering preferences: to retain settings such as your cookie choices and other Website preferences so that you do not need to provide them repeatedly.
- Analytics and performance: to understand which pages, application categories, reviews, and links are visited; measure traffic and engagement; identify errors; improve navigation and content; and evaluate Website performance.
- Advertising and marketing: to support advertising that funds the Website, measure advertising performance, limit repetitive advertisements, detect invalid traffic, and, where permitted by your choices and applicable law, help deliver advertising that may be more relevant to your interests.
Cookies may collect information such as an IP address or an approximate location derived from it, browser and device type, operating system, language, referring page, pages viewed, links clicked, visit times, interaction data, and identifiers assigned to a browser or device. Depending on the cookie and the applicable legal basis, this information may constitute personal data. We do not use cookies to host or distribute mobile application installation files. Links to Google Play, the Apple App Store, or other official sources are provided for discovery and referral purposes only.
Types of Cookies We Use
Essential/Strictly Necessary
Essential or strictly necessary cookies support the basic operation, security, and privacy functionality of the Website. They may be used to maintain a session, protect forms and pages, manage traffic, detect malicious activity, remember your cookie choices, and ensure that the consent-management platform does not repeatedly display the same notice.
These cookies generally do not require consent where they are strictly necessary to provide a service expressly requested by you or to operate the Website. We do not use essential cookies to create advertising profiles. Some cookies in this category may be supplied by infrastructure or consent-management providers used to deliver the listed services, including Google, Microsoft, and Cloudflare where Cloudflare security functionality is enabled in connection with the Website.
- FCCDCF — provider: Google or a Google consent-management component; purpose: records consent and privacy choices for advertising-related processing and helps apply those choices; typical expiration: approximately 13 months, although the period may vary by implementation and jurisdiction.
- euconsent-v2 — provider: IAB Europe Transparency and Consent Framework consent-management platform, where an IAB TCF-compliant CMP is used; purpose: stores the user’s consent and legitimate-interest choices for participating vendors and purposes; typical expiration: approximately 13 months, although the period may vary by CMP configuration.
- __cf_bm — provider: Cloudflare; purpose: supports bot management, security, and identification of automated or abusive traffic; typical expiration: approximately 30 minutes.
Cookie names and retention periods can vary depending on the Website configuration, the consent-management platform, your browser, your location, and changes made by the relevant provider. A cookie may also be stored under a related name or domain when a provider updates its technology.
Analytics
Analytics cookies help us understand how visitors use the Website and how the Website performs. We use this information to assess visits to application listings, reviews, search and navigation behaviour, outbound clicks to official app stores, page-load performance, technical errors, and general engagement. Analytics information is used in aggregated or pseudonymised form where possible and is not intended to identify you directly.
- _ga — provider: Google Analytics; purpose: distinguishes users and supports measurement of Website usage across visits; typical expiration: approximately 2 years.
- _gid — provider: Google Analytics; purpose: distinguishes users and supports short-term analytics reporting; typical expiration: approximately 24 hours.
- _gat — provider: Google Analytics; purpose: helps limit the rate of requests sent to Google Analytics; typical expiration: approximately 1 minute.
- _clck — provider: Microsoft Clarity; purpose: persists a unique user identifier and preferences to help analyse Website usage, including session and interaction patterns; typical expiration: approximately 1 year.
- _clsk — provider: Microsoft Clarity; purpose: connects multiple page views within a session and supports session recording and interaction analytics; typical expiration: approximately 1 day.
Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity may also use first-party or provider-specific identifiers, local storage, pixels, or scripts that do not appear in the browser as a conventional cookie. These technologies may collect technical information, page and event interactions, approximate location, device and browser information, and information about how you navigate the Website. Microsoft Clarity may record interactions such as clicks, scrolling, navigation, and page elements, subject to its configuration and applicable consent settings. We configure analytics tools to reduce unnecessary collection and to respect consent choices where required.
Analytics cookies are normally disabled until you provide the relevant consent through the consent-management platform, unless a particular measurement technology is configured and legally permitted as strictly necessary or otherwise exempt. Rejecting analytics cookies will not normally prevent you from browsing the Website, but it may limit our ability to understand performance and improve content.
Advertising
Advertising cookies support the advertising-funded operation of the Website. They may be used by Google AdSense, Microsoft Advertising, and their associated advertising technologies to serve, measure, limit, and improve advertisements; detect invalid traffic; prevent fraud; understand conversions or referrals; and, where permitted, personalise advertising based on browsing activity or inferred interests.
- IDE — provider: Google/DoubleClick; purpose: measures advertising interactions and helps deliver and report on advertising, including interest-based advertising where permitted; typical expiration: approximately 13 months in the European Economic Area and the United Kingdom, and up to approximately 2 years in other locations, subject to provider settings.
- test_cookie — provider: Google/DoubleClick; purpose: checks whether the browser supports cookies; typical expiration: approximately 15 minutes.
- _uetvid — provider: Microsoft Advertising; purpose: stores and helps recognise a unique visitor for Microsoft Advertising measurement, remarketing, and conversion-related purposes; typical expiration: approximately 13 months, subject to Microsoft settings.
- _uetsid — provider: Microsoft Advertising; purpose: stores and helps recognise a session for advertising measurement and conversion-related purposes; typical expiration: approximately 1 day.
- MUID — provider: Microsoft Advertising; purpose: supports advertising measurement, fraud prevention, audience recognition, and personalised advertising where enabled and permitted; typical expiration: approximately 13 months in many European settings, although the period may vary.
Google AdSense is an advertising service that may place or read cookies and use similar technologies to select, deliver, measure, and report advertisements displayed on the Website. Depending on your consent choices, Google may use information about your browser, device, approximate location, Website activity, and advertising interactions to provide contextual or personalised advertising. Google’s advertising cookies may include IDE and test_cookie, together with other provider-controlled identifiers that may change over time.
Microsoft Advertising, including Universal Event Tracking (“UET”), is an advertising and conversion-measurement service. It may use cookies such as _uetvid, _uetsid, and MUID to recognise browsers or sessions, measure referrals and advertising performance, support remarketing, detect invalid activity, and provide or evaluate advertising. These cookies are used only where the relevant advertising and measurement processing is enabled and permitted by your consent choices or another lawful basis recognised under applicable law.
Advertising cookies are normally disabled until you accept the advertising or marketing category through the consent-management platform. If you reject this category, you may still see advertisements because advertising supports the Website, but those advertisements should be less personalised and may rely on contextual information or non-cookie methods permitted by applicable law. Rejecting advertising cookies does not necessarily remove advertisements from the Website.
Google Tag Manager is a tag-management service rather than an independent advertising network. It helps us deploy and manage Website tags, including tags associated with Google Analytics, Google AdSense, Microsoft Advertising, and Microsoft Clarity. Google Tag Manager may process technical information such as IP address, browser and device details, and tag-loading events. It does not, by itself, determine the purposes of every tag deployed through it. Tags managed through Google Tag Manager are configured to respect the applicable consent signals, and non-essential tags should not load before the required consent is obtained.
Cookie Summary Table
| Cookie Name | Provider | Purpose | Expiration |
|---|---|---|---|
| FCCDCF | Google or Google consent-management component | Stores advertising-related consent and privacy choices. | Approximately 13 months; may vary by implementation. |
| euconsent-v2 | IAB Europe TCF consent-management platform, where used | Stores consent and legitimate-interest choices for participating vendors and purposes. | Approximately 13 months; may vary by CMP. |
| __cf_bm | Cloudflare | Bot management, security, and detection of automated or abusive traffic. | Approximately 30 minutes. |
| _ga | Google Analytics | Distinguishes users and measures Website usage across visits. | Approximately 2 years. |
| _gid | Google Analytics | Short-term user distinction and analytics reporting. | Approximately 24 hours. |
| _gat | Google Analytics | Limits the rate of analytics requests. | Approximately 1 minute. |
| _clck | Microsoft Clarity | Persists a user identifier and supports interaction and usage analysis. | Approximately 1 year. |
| _clsk | Microsoft Clarity | Connects page views within a session and supports session analytics. | Approximately 1 day. |
| IDE | Google/DoubleClick | Advertising delivery, interaction measurement, reporting, and personalisation where permitted. | Approximately 13 months in many European settings; may vary. |
| test_cookie | Google/DoubleClick | Tests whether the browser supports cookies. | Approximately 15 minutes. |
| _uetvid | Microsoft Advertising | Visitor recognition, advertising measurement, remarketing, and conversion-related purposes. | Approximately 13 months; may vary. |
| _uetsid | Microsoft Advertising | Session recognition and advertising or conversion measurement. | Approximately 1 day. |
| MUID | Microsoft Advertising | Advertising measurement, audience recognition, fraud prevention, and personalisation where permitted. | Approximately 13 months in many European settings; may vary. |
The table lists representative cookies and their typical expiration periods. It is not an exhaustive technical inventory because providers may introduce, rename, replace, or remove cookies, and the cookies presented may differ according to your device, browser, geographic location, consent choices, and the Website features you use. A cookie may expire earlier if you delete it or withdraw consent.
Consent Management and Your Choices
When you first visit the Website, our consent banner or consent-management platform (“CMP”) should explain the categories of cookies used and provide controls for your choices. Where applicable, the CMP may be configured to support the IAB Europe Transparency and Consent Framework (“TCF”). The CMP may record your choices through consent cookies such as FCCDCF or euconsent-v2.
You may select “Accept” or an equivalent control to permit all categories presented in the banner. You may select “Reject”, “Reject all”, or an equivalent control to refuse non-essential cookies. You may also open “Settings”, “Manage preferences”, or an equivalent control to select or deselect individual categories, such as analytics and advertising. Essential cookies cannot normally be disabled through the CMP because doing so may prevent the Website from remembering your privacy choices or providing core security and functionality.
Consent is granular where the CMP supports granular controls. You may therefore consent to analytics while rejecting advertising, reject analytics while accepting advertising, or reject both. The exact controls and wording may vary depending on your location and the CMP version in use. Where a provider participates in the IAB TCF, the CMP may also display vendor-level information and purposes.
You may change your preferences later by reopening the cookie settings control made available on the Website, if present, or by deleting the Website’s cookies and revisiting the Website so that the consent banner appears again. Withdrawing consent does not affect processing that occurred before withdrawal. It may also take some time for previously placed cookies to expire or be deleted, so you should additionally clear them through your browser if you want them removed immediately.
We retain consent records for as long as reasonably necessary to demonstrate and administer your choices, comply with applicable legal obligations, resolve disputes, and maintain the integrity of the CMP. The retention period for consent records may differ from the expiration of the consent cookie itself.
Managing and Disabling Cookies in Your Browser
You can control or delete cookies through your browser settings. Browser controls generally allow you to block all cookies, block third-party cookies, delete existing cookies, or receive a notification before cookies are stored. The exact steps may change as browsers are updated. Disabling essential cookies may affect the Website’s security, navigation, consent controls, and other core functions. Blocking analytics or advertising cookies should not normally prevent access to the Website, but it may reduce functionality, prevent preferences from being remembered, or result in less relevant advertising.
- Google Chrome: open the three-dot menu, select “Settings”, then “Privacy and security” and “Third-party cookies” or “Cookies and other site data”. From there you can block, allow, delete, or manage cookies by site.
- Mozilla Firefox: open the menu, select “Settings”, then “Privacy & Security”. Use the “Enhanced Tracking Protection” and “Cookies and Site Data” controls to block, delete, or manage cookies.
- Apple Safari: on macOS, open “Safari”, select “Settings” or “Preferences”, and use the “Privacy” tab. On iPhone or iPad, open the device “Settings”, select “Safari”, and use the privacy and cookie controls.
- Microsoft Edge: open the three-dot menu, select “Settings”, then “Cookies and site permissions” and “Manage and delete cookies and site data”. You can block cookies or manage permissions for individual sites.
- Opera: open the Opera menu, select “Settings”, then “Privacy & security” and “Cookies and other site data”. You can block, delete, or allow cookies by site.
Browser-based opt-outs are generally device- and browser-specific. If you use more than one browser or device, you may need to repeat your choices on each one. Deleting cookies may also delete your consent preference, requiring you to make a new choice when you return.
Third-Party Opt-Outs
You may use the following tools and controls to limit certain analytics and advertising processing. These tools are operated by third parties, and their availability, functionality, and terms may change.
- Google Analytics: you may install the Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on, where supported by your browser, to prevent Google Analytics from collecting information about visits through that browser. You may also use the Website CMP or browser controls to reject analytics cookies.
- Google advertising: you may review and manage personalisation controls through Google Ad Settings. You may also use Google’s available advertising privacy controls to limit personalised advertising. These controls may not remove all advertising and may not apply to every browser or device.
- Microsoft Advertising: Microsoft provides controls for opting out of personalised advertising and managing advertising identifiers. You may use Microsoft’s advertising opt-out mechanisms, browser privacy controls, or the Website CMP to limit Microsoft Advertising cookies and related processing.
- Industry opt-out portals: depending on your location, you may use recognised industry choice tools, including the European Interactive Digital Advertising Alliance (“Your Online Choices”) and other applicable advertising self-regulatory portals, to manage participating companies’ interest-based advertising. Participation and available controls may vary.
- Microsoft Clarity: you may reject analytics cookies through the Website CMP or block and delete cookies through your browser. You may also use Microsoft’s available privacy and advertising controls where they apply to Clarity-related identifiers.
An opt-out generally places a preference cookie or relies on a browser setting. If you delete cookies, change browsers, use private browsing, or use a different device, you may need to opt out again. Opting out of a particular provider does not necessarily opt you out of all analytics or advertising providers.
Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control
Some browsers and devices provide a “Do Not Track” (“DNT”) signal. Because there is no universally consistent technical or legal standard governing DNT, the Website may not respond to every DNT signal in the same way. We nevertheless aim to respect applicable privacy choices and provide the controls described in this Cookie Policy and through our CMP.
Global Privacy Control (“GPC”) is a browser or device signal intended to communicate a user’s privacy preference, including an objection to certain forms of sale, sharing, or targeted advertising in jurisdictions where those concepts apply. Where technically available and legally applicable to our processing, we will treat a valid GPC signal as a request to limit relevant non-essential advertising or marketing cookies and related processing. We may still use essential cookies and may need to retain a record of the signal or choice to administer privacy compliance.
Because signals can be affected by browser configuration, extensions, device settings, and provider limitations, you should also use the Website CMP and browser controls to confirm or supplement your choices. A GPC signal may not automatically delete cookies already stored on your device; you may need to clear those cookies separately.
Changes to this Cookie Policy
We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect changes to the Website, the advertising and analytics services we use, the cookies deployed, legal or regulatory requirements, guidance from the APDA, or changes to our consent-management practices.
When we make changes, we will update the “Last updated” date shown below and, where appropriate, provide a notice through the Website or the CMP. If a change materially affects how non-essential cookies are used, we may request consent again or provide an updated choice mechanism. Your continued use of the Website after an updated policy or notice is made available will be subject to the updated policy, except where applicable law requires a renewed or express consent.
We encourage you to review this Cookie Policy periodically so that you remain informed about the cookies and similar technologies used on the Website and the choices available to you.
Last updated: 08/25/2026
Contact Us
If you have questions about this Cookie Policy, our use of cookies, the consent-management platform, or your privacy choices, please contact us:
JR NETMEDIA
Registration or tax number: 927824-G
Address: Carrer dels Avellaners, Ed. Griu, Pis 5 Pta 3, AD200
Encamp, Andorra
Location: AD
Website: Couponswe
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: +376 62 60 15
You may also contact the Andorran Data Protection Agency (Agència Andorrana de Protecció de Dades, APDA) if you believe that your data-protection rights have not been respected or if you wish to seek information about the applicable supervisory framework in Andorra.