What are Cookies

Cookies are small text files, often containing a unique and anonymous identification code, which are stored on the hard disk of the device by the sites that are visited. Through these tools, information relating to the user can be collected.

Cookies can be divided into the types listed below.

Types of Cookies

Technical session cookies

• Active for the referral session only
• They allow you to temporarily store the information necessary for navigation from one page to another, avoiding having to re-enter it
• They do not allow the acquisition of the user's personal identification data
• They are installed only through the site
• The user's consent is not required for their use

Functional technical cookies

• Used to store customizations chosen by the user (example: language)
• This site uses cookies that are not stored permanently on the user's computer
• Their use is strictly limited to the proper functioning of the site, which otherwise would cease to function
• They do not record any type of information that can be traced back to the single visitor user
• The user's consent is not required for their use

Analytical cookies

• They can be first or third party (installed directly by the owner of the site or by third parties eg Google, Facebook, etc.)
• They allow you to calculate, eg. the aggregate number of visits to the site itself and to identify which parts of it are most popular
• Used to obtain feedback on the use of the site and, consequently, to intervene appropriately on it to improve its usability by users
• Depending on the mechanisms for protecting the user's identity for their use, the user's consent may not be required

Profiling cookies (NOT USED IN THIS WEBSITE)

• They allow the identification of user preferences by registering sites and searches carried out in order to create a user profile and send targeted advertisements, including from third parties
• The user's consent is required for their use

How to disable cookies

Cookies can also be activated and deactivated using your browser.

By accepting cookies, the information will be stored and restored in the subsequent navigation. You can block them globally or for some specific sites that you do not want to provide and therefore keep certain information.

All browsers allow you to change your cookie settings. These are usually found in the menu of your browser under 'options' or 'preferences'. To understand how to set them, you can consult the following links:

Transfer of personal data

Personal Data will be processed mainly within the European Union and stored on servers located within the Union.

Even in the case of data transfer outside the EU, for example for third-party cookies, this will take place in compliance with current legislation:

• in countries recognized as safe by the EU Commission with which Europe has international agreements on data protection ( art. 45 GDPR )
• to subjects with whom the Data Controller has entered into agreements aimed at protecting the data of the interested parties, including SCC and BCR ( Article 46, 2, letters (c) and (d) GDPR )
• in the presence of exceptions such as necessity and occasionality for types and quantities of data that allow it ( art.45 GDPR )

Last updated: 09/2021