Privacy

COOKIE POLICY

What is a cookie and what is it used for? Cookies are portions of code installed within the browser that assist the Data Controller in the provision of the service according to the described purposes. Some of the purposes of installing Cookies may also require the User's consent.
What types of Cookies does the site use?
Our site uses various types of cookies, each of which has a specific function as indicated in the table below.

TYPES OF COOKIES

Technical and aggregated statistics cookies: Technical Cookies have the function of allowing the performance of activities strictly related to the operation of this online space. The Technical Cookies used by the Data Controller can be divided into the following subcategories:

Navigation Cookies

These cookies allow the site to function correctly and are used to collect information on how visitors use the site. This information is used to compile reports and help us improve the site. The cookies collect information anonymously, including the number of visitors to the site, where visitors have come from, and the pages they visited.

Analytical Cookies

These cookies are used, for example, by Google Analytics to process statistical analyses on how users navigate the site via computers or mobile applications, the number of pages or the number of clicks made on a page while navigating a site.

Functionality Cookies

Including third-party cookies, used to activate specific functionalities of this online space and necessary to provide or improve the service.
Third-party Cookies

These cookies do not require the User's prior consent to be installed and used. These cookies are used by third-party companies. The use of these cookies normally does not imply the processing of personal data. Third-party cookies originate from advertisements on other sites, for example, advertisements, on the displayed website. They can be used to record the use of the website for marketing purposes.

By closing the banner, scrolling this page, or clicking any of its elements, you consent to the use of cookies. How can I disable cookies?
Most browsers (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, etc.) are configured to accept all cookies. However, most browsers allow you to control and also disable cookies through browser settings. However, remember that disabling navigation cookies can cause the site to malfunction and/or limit the service offered. To change settings, follow the procedure indicated by the various browsers under 'Options', 'Preferences', or 'Settings'.
The configuration of cookies on your browser is done as follows:

GOOGLE CHROME
Enabling or disabling cookies
Click on the Chrome menu icon
Select Settings
At the bottom of the page, click on Show advanced settings
In the 'Privacy' section, click on Content settings
To enable cookies, select Allow local data to be set (recommended)
To disable cookies, select Prevent sites from setting data
Click Done to save

If you prefer that Google Chrome not store a record of your visits and downloads, you can browse the web in incognito mode.
Opening an incognito window An incognito window looks different from a regular window. The top of an incognito window is gray or blue, depending on your computer or device. To open an incognito window, proceed as follows: Exiting incognito mode To exit incognito mode, you can:
Click the X icon in the corner of the window
Use the keyboard shortcut Alt+F4 (Windows and Linux) or Cmd-Shift-W (Mac)
Close the last tab in a window; the window will automatically close as well

How it works
Browsing history is not recorded. Web pages viewed and files downloaded in incognito mode are not recorded in browsing or download histories. Cookies are deleted. All new cookies are deleted after you close all incognito windows. You can easily switch from incognito mode to regular mode and vice versa. You can open incognito windows and regular windows simultaneously and switch from one mode to another. Extensions are disabled. In incognito mode, extensions are automatically disabled. This is because Google Chrome does not control how your personal data is managed by extensions. If you want an extension to be displayed in incognito windows, select the 'Allow in incognito' checkbox for the extension.
Data that is stored Chrome stores updates to Favorites and general settings. Chrome stores any changes made to Favorites or general settings in incognito mode. Websites may keep a record of your visit. Incognito browsing is only meant to prevent Google Chrome from storing information about the websites you've visited. Records of your visit may still be stored on the websites you visited. In addition, any files saved on your computer or your mobile devices are preserved.

INTERNET EXPLORER
To open Internet Explorer, click on the Start button. In the search box type Internet Explorer and then click on Internet Explorer in the list of results. Click on the Tools button and then choose Internet Options. Click on the General tab and then under Browsing history click on Delete. Check the Cookies checkbox and then click on Delete if not already selected. Check or uncheck the other checkboxes as you wish to delete other items. To keep cookies for saved favorites, check the Keep data on favorite websites box.

OPERA
Cookie Preferences
Preferences > Advanced > Cookies. These settings allow you to configure the management of cookies in Opera. The default setting is to accept all cookies. Accept cookies: All cookies are accepted. Accept cookies only from the site you visit: Third-party cookies, sent from a domain different from the one you are visiting, are refused. Never accept cookies: All cookies are refused. Delete new cookies when exiting Opera: Some websites need cookies to function properly. If you wish to prevent cookies sent during a session from being saved between sessions, activate the 'Delete new cookies when exiting Opera' option.
Ask before accepting a cookie: To decide what to do with cookies received on a case-by-case basis, select 'Ask before accepting a cookie'. Each time a new cookie is offered, a cookie dialog box displaying information about the cookie's origin and its attributes will appear. Cookie Manager: The cookie manager allows you to review and modify cookies saved in Opera. The 'Manage cookies...' button opens a window containing a list of folders, each identified by a domain. After using the quick search field to locate a domain, open the relevant folder to view all the cookies associated with it. Cookie Dialog Box: The cookie dialog box appears every time a website offers a cookie, but only if the 'Ask before accepting a cookie' option is activated in Preferences > Advanced > Cookies. The dialog box displays the origin of the cookie and its attributes and allows you to choose whether to accept or reject it. Force removal upon exit from Opera: Check the 'Force removal upon exit from Opera' box to request that the cookie be removed at the end of the session regardless of its expiration date. Remember choice for all cookies for this domain: To accept or reject all cookies set for the same domain, check the 'Remember choice for all cookies for this domain' box. This way, the next time a cookie is offered for the same domain, the dialog box will not be shown again. Cookie details: Click on 'Cookie details' to view all the attributes.

SAFARI
Set cookie blocking:
Tap Block cookies and choose 'Never', 'From third parties and advertisers', or 'Always'.
Cookies are pieces of website information that are stored on your device to allow the website itself to remember you on your next visit and so that the web page can be personalized based on the information obtained. Important: Some pages may only function if you accept cookies. To enable or disable JavaScript Click on Advanced and activate or deactivate the corresponding option. JavaScript allows web programmers to control the elements of the page. For example, a page using JavaScript might display the current date and time or open a link in a new popup window. To remove information from your device To clear your history from Safari, tap Settings > Safari > Clear History To clear all cookies from Safari, tap Settings > Safari > Clear Cookies and Data To clear other information stored by Safari, tap Advanced > Website Data > Remove All Website Data

FIREFOX
To check or modify your settings:
Click on the menu button and select Options. Select the Privacy panel. Under History settings: select use custom settings. To enable cookies, check the Accept cookies from sites option; to disable them, uncheck the box. If you are experiencing problems with cookies, also ensure that the Accept third-party cookies option is not set to Never. Choose how long cookies can be stored: Keep until they expire: cookies will be removed when they reach their expiration date (set by the site that sends the cookies). Keep until you close Firefox: cookies stored on your computer will be removed when you close Firefox. Keep until you ask every time: display a warning every time a website attempts to set a cookie and ask the user if they want this cookie to be saved. Click OK to close the options window.

Delete cookies for a specific site
Click on the menu button and select Options. Select the Privacy panel. Under History settings: select use custom settings. Click on Show Cookies. The Cookies window will appear. In the Search field type the name of the site whose cookies you want to remove. A list will appear that shows the cookies related to the search performed. In the list, select the cookies to remove and click on the Remove Cookie button. To select all cookies in the list, select the first cookie and press the Shift+End keys. Click the Close button to close the Cookie window. Click OK to close the options window.

Delete all cookies
Click on the menu button, select History, and then Clear Recent History. From the drop-down menu Time range to clear: select everything. Click the arrow next to Details to display the list of items to delete. Select Cookies and make sure that the other items you want to keep are not selected. Click Clear Now to delete the cookies, then close the Clear All History window.

Block cookies from a specific site
Visit the site from which you wish to prevent cookies from being set. Right-click with the cursor inside the page and select Page Info. In the Page Info window, select the Permissions panel
At the Set Cookies line, uncheck Use Default. Select the Block option. Close the Page Info window. Remove all cookies that the website has already set in Firefox.

View the list of blocked websites
Click on the menu button and select Options. Select the Privacy panel. Under History settings: select use custom settings. Next to the Accept cookies from sites option, click on the Exceptions button.

Block cookies from all sites
Click on the menu button and select Options. Select the Privacy panel. Under History settings select the option to use custom settings. Uncheck the Accept cookies from sites option. Click OK to close the options window.

Disable third-party cookies
Third-party cookies are cookies set by a website other than the one you are currently visiting. For example, the cnn.com site might have a Facebook 'Like' button inside. That button will set a cookie that can be read by Facebook. This could be considered a third-party cookie. Some advertisers use these types of cookies to track the user's visits across all the sites where they offer their services. If a user believes that this tracking could be a source of concern and intrusion into their privacy, in Firefox, it is possible to disable third-party cookies. Note: Disabling third-party cookies may prevent tracking by advertisers in some cases but not in all. Some websites (such as Microsoft's Hotmail, MSN, and Windows Live Mail mailboxes) use third-party cookies for purposes that are not necessarily related to privacy, and disabling them can interfere with the proper functioning of those sites. The settings for third-party cookies are available in the Privacy panel of Firefox's Options window:
Click on the menu button and select Options. Select the Privacy panel. Under History settings: select use custom settings. Set the option Accept third-party cookies to never.

Note: if you find that you cannot view some of your favorite websites properly with this setting, a compromise is to set the option Accept third-party cookies to from visited. This setting allows accepting third-party cookies from websites previously visited. Interaction with social networks and external platforms

These services allow for interactions with social networks, or other external platforms, directly from the pages of this online space. The interactions and information acquired from this online space are in any case subject to the user's privacy settings for each social network. In cases where a social network interaction service is installed, it is possible that, even if users do not use the service, it still collects traffic data relating to the pages in which it is installed. We also inform you that if you share content from the site with others through social networks such as Facebook or Twitter, you may receive cookies from these websites. We cannot control cookies from third-party sites, so we advise you to check the cookie policy of other sites to learn more about how to manage them. Facebook Comments (Facebook, Inc.)
Facebook Comments is a service managed by Facebook, Inc. that allows the user to leave their comments and share them within the Facebook platform. Personal data collected: Cookies and Usage Data. Place of processing: USA - Privacy Policy. Tweet Button and Twitter social widgets (Twitter, Inc.)
The Tweet button and Twitter social widgets are interaction services with the Twitter social network, provided by Twitter, Inc. Personal data collected: Cookies and Usage Data. Place of processing: USA - Privacy Policy. Like Button and Facebook social widgets (Facebook, Inc.)
The 'Like' button and Facebook social widgets are services of interaction with the Facebook social network, provided by Facebook, Inc. Personal data collected: Cookies and Usage Data. Place of processing: USA - Privacy Policy. External Remarketing Cookies
Facebook Remarketing (Facebook, Inc.) Facebook Remarketing is a Remarketing and Behavioral Targeting service provided by Facebook, Inc. that links the activity of this online space with the Facebook advertising network. Personal data collected: Cookies and Usage Data. Place of processing: USA - Privacy Policy - Opt Out Information about the cookies we use:
Statistical Cookies

The services contained in this section allow the Data Controller to monitor and analyze traffic data and are used to track the behavior of the user. Google Analytics Google Analytics is an analysis tool from Google that helps website and app owners understand how visitors interact with their properties. A set of cookies can be used to gather information and generate statistics on the use of the website without personal identification of individual visitors by Google. In addition to generating reports on website usage statistics, the Google Analytics pixel tag can be used, along with some cookies for advertising described above, to allow us to show more relevant results across Google properties (like Google Search) and across the web.

The User can decide at any time not to use the DoubleClick cookie by providing for its deactivation: google.com/settings/ads/onweb/optout?hl=en. Personal data collected: Cookies and Usage Data. Place of processing: USA - Privacy Policy Use by minors
Users declare themselves to be of adult age according to the legislation applicable to them. Minors may use this online space only with the assistance of a parent or guardian. Legal References
Read the legislation art. 13 d.lgs. 196/20031 ('Privacy Code') or download the document in PDF Data Controller
Since the installation of Cookies and other tracking systems operated by third parties through the services used within this online space cannot be technically controlled by the Owner, any specific reference to Cookies and tracking systems installed by third parties should be considered indicative. For complete information, consult the privacy policy of any third-party services listed in this document. Given the objective complexity linked to the identification of technologies based on Cookies and their very tight integration with the operation of the web, the User is invited to contact the Owner if they wish to receive any further information on the use of Cookies themselves and any uses of the same - for example by third parties - made through this site.