Privacy policy

The short version

Say nothing, or say no, and the site works just the same with no statistics ID stored in your browser.
Say yes to «Statistics» and Google Analytics 4 counts your visit, without keeping your IP.
Change your answer whenever you like via «Privacy and cookie settings» in the footer.

The full version follows. It is governed by the EU General Data Protection Regulation (2016/679) and Spain’s Organic Law 3/2018 (LOPDGDD).

Who decides about your data

This guide to Gran Canaria Airport (LPA) is written and run by David Franco Aguirre (GoRandom), who is the controller. Anything to do with your data: [email protected].

What is collected, depending on what you do

Whenever you browse, whatever you answer. As on any website, the server and Cloudflare (the layer that filters attacks and spreads the load) log your IP, browser and the address you request. That keeps the site defended and online; the basis is legitimate interest, and the logs are overwritten over time.

If you decline, or haven’t answered yet. No Google cookie is placed. At most the page sends a ping without cookies or an identifier (Google’s Consent Mode), which Google uses to estimate overall usage.

If you accept «Statistics». Google Analytics 4 notes which pages you open, how long you stay, whether you’re on a phone or a computer and roughly where you’re visiting from. We only look at the totals, to see which parts of the guide need more work. The basis is your consent, and Analytics keeps these events for 14 months.

If you email us. We use your address and what you write to answer you, on the basis of your consent, and delete it once the matter is settled.

Who else is involved

Hosting is on a server inside the EU, and Cloudflare sees the traffic go by. With your consent, Google Ireland Limited processes the statistics on our behalf, and Google LLC may receive them in the United States under the EU-US Data Privacy Framework. Beyond that there are no third parties: no data sales, no sign-ups, no profiles. There are no ads either; if that ever changed, this page would be updated first and nothing would be switched on without your say-so.

What you can ask for

To see the data we hold on you, fix it, delete it, object to or limit its use, and take it with you in a portable format. Write to [email protected]. If you’re not happy with the reply, you can turn to the Spanish Data Protection Agency (aepd.es) or to the regulator in your own country.

Under-14s

The guide isn’t meant for them and we don’t knowingly collect their data.