Approved by SMARTEDTECH SL (owner)· Effective November 1, 2026
AfterToMe Cookies and Similar Technologies
1. Scope
This notice covers cookies, local storage, session storage and similar technologies read or written on aftertome.com by the Operator and by the processors listed in DAT-02.
2. Strictly necessary technology (no consent required)
| Technology | Purpose | Set by | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Session and authentication token | Keep you signed in; protect your account | Operator | Session, or until sign-out |
| Consent preference | Remember your cookie choice | Operator | 12 months |
| Locale preference | Remember your language | Operator | 12 months |
| Payment provider checkout cookies | Complete a payment you requested; fraud prevention required for that payment | Payment service provider identified at checkout | Per that provider's notice, linked at checkout |
Strictly necessary technology is used only for a function you request and is exempt from consent under Article 22.2 of Law 34/2002 (LSSI).
3. Optional technology
1. Optional analytics or marketing technology is loaded only after you choose Accept optional in the banner, and never before. Rejecting optional technology does not restrict access to any part of the website.
2. The banner offers Reject optional, Accept optional and Manage with equal prominence. Scrolling, browsing or closing the banner is not consent.
3. The inventory of optional technologies in use, with provider, purpose and duration, is published in the Manage panel and in the versioned archive of this notice. As at this version no optional analytics or marketing technology is in use on aftertome.com; if none is measured in production, the banner is not shown and this notice states so. Error monitoring is not optional analytics: Sentry is initialised when a page loads, before and regardless of any cookie choice, to detect and fix faults and protect the service. It sends technical error reports and a 5% sample of performance traces; it never records your screen or session. Request bodies, cookies, email addresses, IP addresses and user identifiers are removed before sending. Sentry may use your browser's session storage for this purpose.
4. You may withdraw consent at any time through the Cookie settings link in the footer; optional technology stops at the next page load and the change is recorded as a withdrawal event.
5. Contact
legal@aftertome.com · Carrer Agricultura, 16, 1º, 9ª, 08320 El Masnou (Barcelona), Spain.
6. Changes
1. The Operator may amend these terms for legitimate reasons: changes in law, in the service, in security or fraud prevention, in the payment provider, or to clarify wording. The Operator notifies you of material changes by email and in-product at least 30 days before they take effect (immediately where required by law or security).
2. If you do not accept a material change, you may terminate before it takes effect and receive a pro-rata refund of any prepaid period affected. Continued use after the effective date is acceptance; for major changes the service asks you to confirm acceptance at your next sign-in.
3. Every version is archived with its date and content hash at /legal/cookies/v/.
Platform-specific terms
Digital legacy and release instructions
1. The service stores instructions and content that you designate for release to named recipients after a verified trigger event. The service does not create a will, does not transfer title to property, and does not replace probate or inheritance procedures.
2. Release is executed only after human verification of the trigger event against the evidence rule you selected (for example an official death certificate presented by a named recipient plus a waiting period), and may be suspended where a dispute, legal hold or court order is notified.
3. You may revoke or change instructions at any time while you have capacity. Recipients have no right to content before release.
4. The Operator keeps released content available to recipients for the period stated in your plan and then deletes it; rights of erasure and court orders prevail over any technical lock.
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Integrity proof and verification records
1. A proof record attests that a specific digital content (identified by its cryptographic digest) existed at a point in time and was signed by the stated signer. A proof record does not attest to the truth, accuracy, legality or regulatory status of the content, and is not a certification, accreditation or qualified electronic time stamp unless the record states a qualified trust service provider.
2. Verification pages show the digest, the signer, the timestamp source and the retention period; records are retained for the period stated in the plan or required by law.
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