Cookies Policy
Information on the use of cookies
In accordance with the provision of the Guarantor for the protection of personal data of 8 May 2014, containing "Identification of simplified methods for the information and the acquisition of consent for the use of cookies, we intend to inform the user of the following:
General information about cookies
When you access this site or use one of our services, our system or that of one of our partners may set or read cookies and/or other types of identifiers about your browser and/or the device you are using.
A cookie is a small text file that is stored on the computer of anyone viewing a website for the purpose of recording some information relating to the visit as well as creating a system to recognize the user even at subsequent times. Device identifiers, however, are generated by collecting and processing some information such as the IP address and/or the user agent (browser version, type and version of the operating system) or other characteristics of the device, always with the aim of reconnecting certain information to a specific user. A website can set a cookie on your browser only if the preferences configured for the latter allow it. It is important to know that a browser can allow a particular website to access only and exclusively the cookies set by it and not those set by other websites: there is no risk to your privacy in this sense.
Types of cookies:
Technical cookies: used to provide a better service to users. Among these there are also cookies that allow Google Analytics to function. Profiling cookies: they are used to create "user profiles" and allow you to send advertising messages in line with the preferences and choices that emerge from each user's browsing. A classic example: remarketing with Google or Facebook
Third-party cookies: finally, these mysterious third-party cookies. These are cookies used within your site but which come from third parties. An example is that of Facebook cookies, for example, linked to social sharing buttons.
Cookies or other types of identifiers can be used for a series of reasons, including: Offer access to reserved areas of the site and accessible upon authentication (in in this case cookies are called "technical" and are used to maintain the browsing session and/or to facilitate subsequent access from the same device). Keep track of user preferences while using the site and/or services incorporated into it or connected to it.
Offer advertising and/or content relevant to visitors' interests (third-party cookies only).
Develop statistical analyzes (analytics) regarding the use of the site and/or the services incorporated into it.
Conduct research to improve the content, products and services of the site or its partners.
Our site does not directly use any profiling cookies: the only cookies generated and managed are the so-called technical cookies (which are used only and exclusively to correctly offer the services offered to the public) and analytics cookies (which are used only for purposes of a statistical nature). However, we inform users that profiling cookies may be generated through our pages by third parties.
Third-party cookies We integrate, within our pages, third-party services that may set and use their own cookies and/or similar technologies. The use of these cookies and similar technologies by these companies is regulated by the privacy policies of said companies and not by this policy as we are totally unrelated to the management of these tools and the processing of the data deriving from them.
Below is a list of partner companies that may use cookies while you browse our site:
Google Analytics ( information )
Google Adsense ( information )
Facebook ( information )
Twitter ( information )
Linkedin ( information )
YouTube ( information )
Deactivate cookies
You can configure the your browser to accept or reject all cookies or particular types of cookies (for example third-party cookies) or you can choose to be notified every time a cookie is set on your computer.
It is important to know that refusing all cookies could prevent you from browsing correctly. Many services require cookies to function properly and, consequently, blocking cookies would make their use impossible.
Below are the instructions relating to the most popular browsers for the purpose of carrying out a personalized configuration regarding cookies:
Microsoft Internet Explorer
- click on "Tools" at the top of the browser window
- select "Internet Options"
- click on the "Privacy" tab "
- to activate cookies, the Privacy level must be set to "Medium" or below; by setting the Privacy level above "Medium" the use of cookies will be deactivated.Mozilla Firefox
- click on "Tools" at the top of the browser window;
- select "Options"
- select the "Privacy" icon
- click on "Cookies"
- select or not the "Accept cookies from sites" and "Accept third-party cookies" Google Chrome items
- click the menu icon
- select "Settings"
- at the bottom of the page, select "Show advanced settings" in the "Privacy" section, select "Content settings"
- select or not the "Block sites from setting data" item Apple Safari
- click on the "Safari" label in the top of the browser window
- select the "Preferences" option
- click on "Privacy"
- set your choice under "Cookies and website data"
In accordance with the provision of the Guarantor for the protection of personal data of 8 May 2014, containing "Identification of simplified methods for the information and the acquisition of consent for the use of cookies, we intend to inform the user of the following:
General information about cookies
When you access this site or use one of our services, our system or that of one of our partners may set or read cookies and/or other types of identifiers about your browser and/or the device you are using.
A cookie is a small text file that is stored on the computer of anyone viewing a website for the purpose of recording some information relating to the visit as well as creating a system to recognize the user even at subsequent times. Device identifiers, however, are generated by collecting and processing some information such as the IP address and/or the user agent (browser version, type and version of the operating system) or other characteristics of the device, always with the aim of reconnecting certain information to a specific user. A website can set a cookie on your browser only if the preferences configured for the latter allow it. It is important to know that a browser can allow a particular website to access only and exclusively the cookies set by it and not those set by other websites: there is no risk to your privacy in this sense.
Types of cookies:
Technical cookies: used to provide a better service to users. Among these there are also cookies that allow Google Analytics to function. Profiling cookies: they are used to create "user profiles" and allow you to send advertising messages in line with the preferences and choices that emerge from each user's browsing. A classic example: remarketing with Google or Facebook
Third-party cookies: finally, these mysterious third-party cookies. These are cookies used within your site but which come from third parties. An example is that of Facebook cookies, for example, linked to social sharing buttons.
Cookies or other types of identifiers can be used for a series of reasons, including: Offer access to reserved areas of the site and accessible upon authentication (in in this case cookies are called "technical" and are used to maintain the browsing session and/or to facilitate subsequent access from the same device). Keep track of user preferences while using the site and/or services incorporated into it or connected to it.
Offer advertising and/or content relevant to visitors' interests (third-party cookies only).
Develop statistical analyzes (analytics) regarding the use of the site and/or the services incorporated into it.
Conduct research to improve the content, products and services of the site or its partners.
Our site does not directly use any profiling cookies: the only cookies generated and managed are the so-called technical cookies (which are used only and exclusively to correctly offer the services offered to the public) and analytics cookies (which are used only for purposes of a statistical nature). However, we inform users that profiling cookies may be generated through our pages by third parties.
Third-party cookies We integrate, within our pages, third-party services that may set and use their own cookies and/or similar technologies. The use of these cookies and similar technologies by these companies is regulated by the privacy policies of said companies and not by this policy as we are totally unrelated to the management of these tools and the processing of the data deriving from them.
Below is a list of partner companies that may use cookies while you browse our site:
Google Analytics ( information )
Google Adsense ( information )
Facebook ( information )
Twitter ( information )
Linkedin ( information )
YouTube ( information )
Deactivate cookies
You can configure the your browser to accept or reject all cookies or particular types of cookies (for example third-party cookies) or you can choose to be notified every time a cookie is set on your computer.
It is important to know that refusing all cookies could prevent you from browsing correctly. Many services require cookies to function properly and, consequently, blocking cookies would make their use impossible.
Below are the instructions relating to the most popular browsers for the purpose of carrying out a personalized configuration regarding cookies:
Microsoft Internet Explorer
- click on "Tools" at the top of the browser window
- select "Internet Options"
- click on the "Privacy" tab "
- to activate cookies, the Privacy level must be set to "Medium" or below; by setting the Privacy level above "Medium" the use of cookies will be deactivated.Mozilla Firefox
- click on "Tools" at the top of the browser window;
- select "Options"
- select the "Privacy" icon
- click on "Cookies"
- select or not the "Accept cookies from sites" and "Accept third-party cookies" Google Chrome items
- click the menu icon
- select "Settings"
- at the bottom of the page, select "Show advanced settings" in the "Privacy" section, select "Content settings"
- select or not the "Block sites from setting data" item Apple Safari
- click on the "Safari" label in the top of the browser window
- select the "Preferences" option
- click on "Privacy"
- set your choice under "Cookies and website data"