Habitación privada en coliving, súper ubicación

This Bluepillow.com search page is presented as a holiday-rental results interface for Condesa, Mexico City, aimed at short‑term stays and group travel. The visible UI elements include date and guest selection (adults, children, infants), a prompt to request a quote for groups larger than seven, sign‑in, and calls to compare results via metasearch/OTA partners (SkyScanner, Trip.com, Booking.com). However, the primary content captured on the page is a comprehensive consent and data‑processing notice that overlays the booking/search experience. The privacy overlay details the site’s purposes for processing personal and device data and the granular consent controls available to users. It states that up to 210 partners may store, access or share device and behavioral data and that the site and its vendors may use precise geolocation (within a radius of less than 500 metres) if accepted. The notice enumerates core purposes including personalised advertising and content, ad and content measurement, audience research, service development, security/fraud prevention, device linking, and matching/combining data from multiple sources. It also highlights technical uses such as ensuring ad/content delivery, saving and communicating privacy choices, and identifying devices based on automatically transmitted information (IP, browser type, etc.). The consent manager offers fine‑grained options per purpose and per vendor, and it distinguishes between processing based on explicit consent and processing justified by “legitimate interest,” which users can object to. Example counts shown in the overlay emphasize scope: large numbers of vendors are associated with specific purposes (for instance, 122 vendors for storing/accessing information on a device and more than 100 vendors linked to profile creation and personalised advertising). The notice also lists functions such as using limited data to select advertising/content, creating and using profiles to personalise advertising or content, measuring ad/content performance, and developing/improving services. For prospective coliving guests or operators comparing offerings, the page indicates that booking and search functionality is integrated with major metasearch/OTA comparisons and supports group requests, but access to search results may be gated behind the consent manager. The privacy and tracking details suggest extensive cross‑site profiling and targeted advertising capabilities unless users restrict consents. The overlay contains links or controls to manage or withdraw consent and to view vendor‑specific details, implying that users can modify data preferences to limit certain types of processing.