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Cookie policy

StowHand only sets its own cookies if you sign in to your account, and they are technical: they keep you signed in. Any others you may find come from advertising providers, and you can turn them off.

What a cookie is

A small text file a site asks your browser to keep, which is sent back on later visits. It is how a site recognises a returning browser. Cookies cannot run programs or read other files on your device, but they can be used to build a picture of browsing across many sites, which is why they are regulated.

Cookies on this site

Set byPurposeTypical lifetime
StowHand, only if you sign in to your accountsh_ses: keeps you signed in at cuenta.stowhand.com. Technical: without it there is no account.1 year or until you sign out
StowHand, only if you sign in to your accountsh_dentro: tells the pages that you are signed in, to show you “My account”. It does not say who you are.1 year or until you sign out
StowHand, only when signing in with Googlesh_est: protects the step through Google against impersonation.10 minutes
StowHand, without an accountNone. The calculators, the DeCA and the guides set no cookies.—
Google advertisingSelecting and measuring adverts, limiting how often the same advert is shown, detecting fraudulent clicksUp to 2 years

What is kept in your browser (not cookies)

None of this is sent anywhere or used to follow you. It is removed by clearing the data for stowhand.com in your browser. The counter of people online keeps nothing on your device (it is explained in the privacy policy).

Turning them off

What breaks if you block them

The calculators, the DeCA and the guides work the same: they run in your browser and do not read or write cookies. Only the account needs cookies: if you block them, you will not be able to sign in.

Updated on 8 October 2026. If there is any difference with the Spanish version, the Spanish version prevails.

Questions about this policy: [email protected].