COOKIE POLICY
This policy regarding the use of Cookies applies to the current Website as well as all landing pages connected and/or related to it (hereinafter for brevity “the Site”) and to all related pages and sections within the domain, as well as to third-party platforms (for example, Facebook, Instagram, Linkedin, YouTube, Google, etc.) and to the applications that are accessed, or that are used through this Site.
By using the Site, you consent to the use of Cookies in accordance with this “Cookie Policy”.
If you do not consent to the use of Cookies, you must set your browser appropriately, disabling the use of the types of Cookies chosen, as better indicated in the section below “How can I give or withdraw consent to the installation of Cookies?” . However, please note that the decision to disable technical Cookies necessary for the functioning of the Site could influence the User’s browsing experience.
Below we report the different types of Cookies that the Site uses, together with their respective function, so that the User can consciously express his/her consent to the use of the Cookies themselves.
What are Cookies?
Cookies are small text files, made up of letters and numbers, that the sites visited by the User send to his terminal (usually to the browser) and that can be saved and stored for a certain period of time on the computer (or on other enabled devices, for example, smartphones, or tablets, etc.), to then be retransmitted to the same website, so that the server of the latter can consult them on the next visit of the same User. During navigation on a site, the User can also receive on his terminal Cookies that are sent from different sites or web servers (so-called “third parties”), from which some elements (such as, for example, images, maps, sounds, specific links to pages of other domains) displayed derive.
Cookies have the function of streamlining the analysis of web traffic or of signaling when a specific site or a part of it is visited or even of distinguishing visitors from each other in order to provide them with personalized content; in addition, Cookies help administrators to improve the site and the browsing experience on it.
For example, some Cookies are used to perform computer authentication, monitor sessions, store information on specific configurations regarding users who access the server, etc.; other Cookies can be used to monitor and profile users during navigation, study their movements and habits of web consultation or consumption (what they buy, what they read, etc.), also for the purpose of sending targeted and personalized advertising services.
COOKIES can be FIRST PARTY or OWN , when they are installed directly by the manager/administrator of the site you are visiting.
THIRD PARTY COOKIES are instead defined as those installed on the terminal by a party other than the manager of the site that the User is visiting.
What do we use Cookies for?
- TECHNICAL COOKIES
- TECHNICAL COOKIES: SESSION COOKIES OR SESSION COOKIES
- TECHNICAL COOKIES: PERSISTENT COOKIES
- for the “lifespan” of the individual Cookie, which is set by the website and can vary from a few minutes to several years (it should be noted that each type of these Cookies has its own specific duration);
- until they are manually deleted, via the browser settings, which can be changed by following the instructions found in the specific section of this cookie policy called “How can I give or withdraw consent to the installation of Cookies” .
- COOKIES TECNICI: ANALYTICS COOKIES
- B) PROFILING COOKIES
- THIRD PARTY COOKIES
- Google Tag Manager
- Facebook, Facebook Widget;
- Instagram, Instagram Widget
- Google Maps
- Google invisible reCaptcha
- Facebook e Instagram Remarketing
- WordPress.com
- through the appropriate browser setting –
- In most of the latest generation browsers it is possible to choose the Do Not Track option , which allows you to automatically stop the collection of some navigation data. However, not all websites are set up to allow this option (discretionary).
- Some browsers allow the User to navigate in “ anonymous ” mode , limiting the amount of Data set on his computer and automatically deleting persistent Cookies placed on his device when he finishes browsing. In this case, the sites visited will not detect the User, the pages viewed and the related cookies will not be stored. However, the anonymous browsing function does not guarantee anonymity on the Internet, because it only deletes Cookies from your browser but not those processed by website managers and connectivity providers.
- In all browsers it is possible to manually delete Cookies. However, the User is reminded that with each connection to the Internet new Cookies are downloaded and therefore the User must delete Cookies periodically. If desired, some browsers offer automated systems for the periodic deletion of Cookies.
- by expressly denying consent – generally required only for profiling Cookies – in the event that the Site uses a latest-generation banner.