Cookies
Cookie definition
This is a small string of text that the websites visited by the user send to the your terminal (usually to the browser), where they are stored and then retransmitted for the same sites the next time the same user visits them. In the course of browsing a website, the user may also receive cookies on his terminal equipment that are sent by different websites or web servers (referred to as “third parties”), where they may
reside some elements (such as, for example, images, maps, sounds, specific links to pages from other domains) present on the website you are visiting.
A distinction is then made between “session” cookies and “persistent” cookies, the former once downloaded are deleted when the browser is closed, while the last are stored on the user/visitor's hard drive until they expire.
Persistent cookies are used, above all, to facilitate navigation on the site, in order to understand which sections of the site generated a certain number of pages and users, and also for the delivery of advertising formats.
Session cookies are used for the purpose of accelerating the analysis of traffic Internet and facilitate users' access to the services offered by the website; they are not transmitted or acquired personal data through their use, and are not used user tracking systems. Session cookies are used primarily during authentication, authorization and navigation in services that are accessed through a registration.
Profiling cookies, are intended to relate specific actions or patterns of recurring behavior in the use of the features offered with subjects specific, identified or identifiable, allowing the owner, among other aspects, regulate the provision of the service in an increasingly personalized way, beyond the strictly necessary for the provision of the service, as well as sending advertising messages targeted, that is, according to the preferences expressed by the user when browsing the web.
First-party cookies are only readable by the domain that created them.
Third-party cookies: created by domains external to this website. The software used for the website and its platform, creates a cookie per user, in order to generate statistics of use.
This cookie policy is integrated with the referenced privacy policy.
However, you also have other options for browsing without cookies.
Disable cookies
Cookies are linked to the browser used and can be disabled directly at from the same, thus refusing/revoking consent for the use of cookies. It should be noted that disabling cookies may prevent the correct use of some functions of the website itself.
Instructions for disabling cookies for major browsers can be found in the following pages:
Mozilla Firefox – Microsoft Internet Explorer – Microsoft Edge – Google Chrome – Opera – Apple Safari
Block third-party cookies
You cookie third-party services are generally not essential for browsing, so you can reject them by default, through special functions in your browser, according to the instructions in the links above
Enable the option Do Not Track
The option Do Not Track is present in most of the latest generation browsers. Websites designed to respect this option should automatically stop collecting some of your browsing data after activation. However, as mentioned, not all websites are created to respect this (discretionary) option.
Enable “incognito” mode
Thanks to this function, you can browse without leaving any trace of your browsing data. in the browser. Websites will not remember you, the pages you visit will not be stored in the history and new cookies will be deleted.
However, the incognito function does not guarantee anonymity on the Internet, since which only serves to keep your browsing data in the browser, while the your browsing data will continue to be available to the website operators and connectivity providers.
Delete cookies directly
There are special functions that allow you to do this in all browsers. However, remember that new cookies are downloaded every time you connect to the Internet, so your deletion should be done periodically. If desired, some browsers have automated systems intended for the periodic deletion of cookies.