Cookie Policy - Perfect Escorts

Perfect Escorts Cookie Policy · Version 2026-10-26.3 · In force from 26 October 2026 · The English version prevails (E.5)

If there is any difference between the language versions, this English version prevails (E.5).

What changes in this version (compared with 2026-10-21)

If the language versions differ, the English version prevails (E.5).
The cookies and their use do not change.

What they are. Small files or data that your browser stores and that the website reads later. This policy also covers the browser's local storage, the connections to third parties made when you use the website and the pixel in commercial emails.

Legal basis. EU: Directive 2002/58/EC, art. 5.3 (storing or reading information on your device); EDPB Guidelines 2/2023. Colombia: Law 1581, arts. 3 and 9 (if the cookie identifies you, it is personal data and needs your authorisation). Panama: Law 81, arts. 6 and 8, no. 9; Executive Decree 285, art. 14. USA: Cal. Bus. & Prof. Code §22575(b)(5) and (6).

E.1 Cookies we use

Name	Whose	What for	Duration	Type	Does it need your consent?
`peapp_pub_sid`, `peapp_client_sid`, `peapp_provider_sid`, `peapp_admin_sid`	Our own	Keeping your session in each area of the website (public, client, model, administration)	2 hours; 24 hours during the model sign-up	Technical. HttpOnly, SameSite=Lax and Secure with HTTPS	No: it is strictly necessary
`peapp_rec`	Our own	Only if you are a client and tick «Remember me» when logging in: reopening your session on this device without typing your password. It holds a random code; in our database we only keep its fingerprint	30 days from when you tick it (using it does not extend it). It is deleted when you log out and stops working if you change your password	Technical. HttpOnly, SameSite=Lax and Secure with HTTPS	No: you ask for it by ticking the box
`peapp_sid`	Our own	Old cookie: it is expired as soon as you arrive	—	Technical	No
`peapp_disp`	Our own	Recognising a device you have already logged in from, to warn you if someone logs in from a new one. In our database we only keep its fingerprint (SHA-256)	400 days	Security. HttpOnly, SameSite=Lax	No: it is used only for login security
`preferred_lang`	Our own	Remembering the language you chose	1 year	Preference. HttpOnly, SameSite=Lax	No: it is a preference. It is only created when you choose a language, and it is deleted when you log out
`pe_tz`	Our own	Only in the panels: your browser's time zone (for example, «America/Bogota»), to show you times in your own time	1 year	Preference. SameSite=Lax	No: it is a preference
`pe_tz_elegida`	Our own	The time zone you chose in your settings, if it is not your browser's	1 year; it is deleted if you choose your browser's again	Preference. HttpOnly, SameSite=Lax	No: it is a preference
`pe_consent`	Our own	Remembering whether you accepted or refused analytics and ad measurement (each separately) and for which version of this policy	180 days	Technical (stores your choice)	No
`_ga`, `_ga_<id>`	Google Analytics (created on our domain)	Measuring visits in aggregate, only on the public pages (never in the panels). Google receives your IP when it loads; according to Google, Analytics 4 does not store it	13 months at most	Analytics	Yes. They are only loaded if we use analytics and you accept
`pe_anuncio`	Own	Remember which ad you came from (the last one, by its campaign code), to count the sign-ups and bookings each campaign brings. It does not store your name or what you do on the website: our database only records the campaign next to the sign-up or the booking	30 days from when you arrive through the ad	Advertising (ad measurement). HttpOnly, SameSite=Lax	Yes. It is only created if you accept ad measurement in the cookie notice; if you refuse or withdraw it, we delete it
`_GRECAPTCHA` and others from google.com	Google (reCAPTCHA)	Telling people from bots in the sign-up, login, contact, password recovery and support forms	The one set by Google	Security, from a third party	No: it is necessary for the security of the form you send, and it is only loaded in that form, when you use it
`remember_client`	Our own	No longer used; if any is left, it is expired when you log out	—	—	—

Legal basis. The necessary ones, without consent: Directive 2002/58/EC, art. 5.3, second paragraph. Analytics, only with consent: the same art. 5.3 and GDPR, arts. 4.11, 6.1, letter a, and 7. Colombia: Law 1581, art. 9. Ad measurement, only with consent: Directive 2002/58/EC, art. 5(3), and GDPR, art. 6(1)(a). United Kingdom: PECR, reg. 6 (ad measurement is not among the exceptions in Schedule A1; ICO guidance of April 2026). Brazil: LGPD, art. 7, I. Colombia: Law 1581, art. 9.

E.2 Browser storage (not cookies)

Key	Where	What for	How long
`pe_borrador_registro_modelo`, `pe_borrador_perfil_modelo_<n>`	sessionStorage	What you have written in the model sign-up and in the editing of her profile, so you do not lose it if you reload	Until you close the tab
`pe_chat_abiertas_<rol>`	sessionStorage	Which conversations you had open	Until you close the tab
`pe_avisos_resultado`, `pe_err_js`	sessionStorage	Showing you a notice after the page reloads, and counting page errors for the «Something not working?» help	Until you close the tab
`pe_aviso_visita`	localStorage	That you have already seen the short privacy notice, so we do not show it to you again	Until you delete it
`pe_sonido_avisos`	localStorage	Whether you want sound in notifications	Until you delete it
Sidebar position, preferences and half-written texts of the administration panel	localStorage and sessionStorage	Ease of use	Until you delete it or close the tab

None of this data leaves your browser or is used to track you, except the error count in pe_err_js, which goes with your report only if you send it from «Something not working?».

Legal basis. Directive 2002/58/EC, art. 5.3: it applies to any information stored on your device, not only to cookies.

E.3 Connections to third parties and the email pixel

When you use the website, your browser connects to these services and gives them your IP:

Google reCAPTCHA (bot detection), only in the sign-up, login, contact, password recovery and support forms (on the home page, when you are about to press a login button).

Typefaces and the other libraries are served from our own domain. The approximate country (only when a country restriction has to be applied) is worked out by our server with our own database (DB-IP Lite), without sending your IP to anyone.

Commercial emails. If you turned on commercial emails and separately accepted the measurement of opens and clicks (Privacy Policy, §6.2), those emails carry our own open pixel and their links go through our own redirect, to know whether you open them and which links you click. There are no third parties, and we keep neither your IP nor your browser. Without that second «yes», commercial emails carry no pixel. Service emails (bookings, payments, security) never carry one.

We do not use advertising cookies, social network pixels, session recording or third-party chats.

Legal basis. GDPR, art. 13.1, letter e (recipients); Directive 2002/58/EC, art. 5.3 (the open pixel); Cal. Bus. & Prof. Code §22575(b)(6) (third-party tracking).

E.4 How to accept, reject or change your choice

While we only use the necessary cookies, there is nothing to accept and we show you no notice.
If we use analytics, the first time you visit the notice offers Accept, Reject and Configure, with equal weight. Nothing is switched on. It appears on the public pages and in the panels until you choose, and it asks you again when this policy changes version.
You can change your choice at any time from the «Cookie preferences» link at the bottom of the home page, the legal pages and the panels.
If you reject or withdraw your consent, we stop loading Google Analytics and delete any _ga cookies.
We treat Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track signals as a rejection.
You can also delete cookies from your browser.
If you have an account, your choice is signed with the version of this policy.

Legal basis. GDPR, art. 7.3 (withdrawing is as easy as giving); CJEU, case C-673/17, Planet49 (nothing pre-ticked); Cal. Code Regs. tit. 11, §7025 (preference signals such as Global Privacy Control); Cal. Bus. & Prof. Code §22575(b)(5) (Do Not Track); Panama: Executive Decree 285, art. 19.

E.5 Language

This policy is offered in Spanish, English, French, German, Italian and Portuguese. The English version prevails: if there is any difference, the English text prevails.

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