(Provision issued by the Italian Data Protection Authority dated 8th May 2014 and published on the Official Gazette n.126 on 3rd June 2014 in accordance with Directive 2002/58/CE)
This document is an integral part of the Website and Cookie Policy and it has been edited in this manner for the sole purpose of helping the reader understand how to enable and disable cookies.
Users can set their preferences regarding the cookies used by the website %companyWebSite% (please see detailed list "types of cookies" below) also by managing the settings of the browser/s according to the below instructions. Furthermore, users can "surf anonymously" and no information will be stored e.g. the websites they have visited or the passwords they have inserted.
Warning: by disabling all types of cookies (including technical ones) some functionalities of the website might be reduced or unavailable.
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To disable Analytic Cookies and prevent Google Analitycs from collecting browsing data, please download the component from: https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout To disable Google Cookies please visit: http://www.google.com/settings/ads |
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To disable Flash Cookies please use Adobe Flash tools available at: http://www.adobe.com/security/flashplayer |
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To disable the types of cookies used by this website directly from the browser:
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If using a Web browser not listed above, users should refer to the documentation or online guide of that browser to get the required information. The Data Controller acts as a mere technical intermediary for the links listed in this document and cannot be held responsible should any change occur.
Cookies are text strings of small dimensions sent from the websites visited by the user to the user's terminal (usually to the browser) where they are stored to be retransmitted to those same websites at the user's next access. The Data Protection Authority's provision concerns not only cookies but also web beacons/bugs, clear GIFs and other similar tools that allow the identification of the user or the terminal. When browsing a website, the user's terminal can also receive cookies sent from different websites or webservers (so called "third parties"). They can include elements such as images, maps, sounds and specific links to pages of other domains that are available on the website users are browsing. Often cookies in users' browsers are high in number and can persist for a good length of time. They have different objectives: carry out e-authentications, monitor sessions, store information about specific configurations related to those users who access the server, etc. Further info dbout cookies are available at: www.allaboutcookies.org. In order to correcly regulate cookies, it is imperative to differentiate them. Since they can't be discerned by technical specifications, they are sorted according to their purpose. In this respect the legislator, implementing the regulations of Directive 2009/136/CE, has required the prior and informed consent of users regarding the installation of those cookies intended for other than merely technical purposes (art. 1, sub-s. 5, lett. a. of the legislative decree n. 69 dated 28th May 2012, that modified art. 122 of the Code).
Further info about the cookies used in the website: %companyWebSite%
When visiting this website "first party cookies" (generated and used in this website) and "thirdy party cookies" (generated in this website by third parties) can be injected in the computer or other devices. Please note that if cookies are disabled users might benefit only partially of the the services and functionalities of this website. In order to help users decide which cookies to enable/disable when browsing %companyWebSite%, a detailed description is provided below.
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Browsing Cookies |
These cookies ensure the smooth running of the website and the connection between the server and the user's browser. They also allow website contents to be displayed on the user's device. Without cookies some functionalities might be unavailable (log-in or basket for online shopping). Browsing cookies are technical cookies and they are required for the website to run correctly. |
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Functional Cookies |
These cookies are stored in the user's computer or other device. Users, depending on their requirements, will be reminded of their previously-stored browsing choices to enjoy a better and customised service when accessing and browsing this website (e.g. password, selected language and items in the shopping basket are saved and made available at the next session when users will also be allowed to leave a comment on the blog). Functional Cookies are not essential for the smooth running of the website, but they improve the browsing experience. |
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Analytic Cookies |
These cookies collect information about the user's activity on the website, e.g. most-visited webpages. This website uses third-party cookies: Google Analytics. Google provides and manages a statistical analysis service that allows to anonymously analyse the way users browse the website. Information generated by the cookie about the user's use of the website (including IP address) are transmitted to and stored by Google's servers. Further info about Google Analytics' Privacy Policy are available at: - http://www.google.com/analytics/terms/it.html - http://www.google.com/privacypolicy.html Analytic Cookies are not essential for the smooth running of the website |
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Social Network Cookies |
These cookies enable the interaction between the user's social account and this website and are not essential for the smooth running of the website. They are generally used to share social networks' contents. The presence of plugins triggers cookies transmission from and to all third-party-managed websites. The management of information collected from third parties is disciplined by the corresponding regulations users are advised to refer to. In order to provide greater transparency and convenience, users can find below some useful links concerning various regulations about cookies and some suggestions on cookies management. Facebook policy: https://www.facebook.com/help/cookies/ Facebook (configuration): log into the account. Go to the Privacy section. Twitter policy: https://support.twitter.com/articles/20170514 Twitter (configuration): https://twitter.com/settings/security Linkedin policy: https://www.linkedin.com/legal/cookie-policy Linkedin (configuration): https://www.linkedin.com/settings/ Google+ policy: http://www.google.it/intl/en/policies/technologies/cookies/ Google+ (configuration): http://www.google.it/intl/en/policies/technologies/managing/ |
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Cookies providing interactive maps |
These cookies allow users to generate customisable interactive maps within this website. %companyWebSite% relies on Google Maps to provide detailed information about the location of its head office (for futher information users should refer to Google's Combined Privacy Policy, including also information about Google Maps cookies http://www.google.co.uk/intl/en_US/policies/ These cookies are not essential for the smooth running of the website. |
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Flash Cookies |
In certain cases this website can use Adobe Flash Player to provide some contents, such as video clips or animations. Flash cookies are stored in the user's device but they are managed through a different interface than the one provided by the user's browser. For this reason the browser cannot manage Flash cookies. Users are required to visit www.adobe.comto get access to Flash management tools. Adobe website provides exhaustive information on how to delete or disable Flash cookies. Further information can be found at: http://www.adobe.com/security/flashplayer. These cookies are not essential for the smooth running of the website. However, when disabled or blocked, they might prevent access to some contents of this website. |