Third-Party Advertising Cookie Partners (IAB TCF Vendors)

What changed, in plain language

The only change is the language of the introductory paragraph: it was captured in English before and now appears in Spanish. The wording means the same thing, and the list of 100+ advertising partners is identical — no vendors added or removed. Nothing about your rights or how your data is used has changed.

This change appears to be cosmetic (formatting, typos, or contact details).

Changelog

1. ± CHANGEDIntro paragraph now shown in Spanish instead of English

   The paragraph explaining the IAB Transparency and Consent Framework is now in Spanish. It says the same thing as before: some approved outside companies take part in this framework, you can accept or refuse each one, refusing one means you object to its cookie-based data processing, and a few 'Special Purposes' can be handled without asking you first. This looks like a regional/language version of the same page rather than a real change to the terms.

   Some approved third parties participate in the [Interactive Advertising Bureau's Transparency Consent Framework (IAB TCF)](https://iabeurope.eu/tcf-2-0/) which enables users to consent to cookies and approve data processing purposes through the IAB TCF standard.

   Algunos terceros autorizados participan en el [Marco de Transparencia y Consentimiento de la Oficina de Publicidad Interactiva (TCF de la IAB)](https://iabeurope.eu/tcf-2-0/), que permite a los usuarios dar su consentimiento a las cookies y autorizar los fines del tratamiento de los datos a través del estándar TCF de la IAB.

2. ± CHANGEDAdvertising partner list unchanged

   The table of advertising and measurement companies is exactly the same as before — same 100+ names, same order. No new partner gained access to your data, and none were dropped.

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