What are cookies?

A & #8220; cookie & #8221; constitutes a & #8217; information sent by a server to a browser and allows the server to collect information from the browser and vice versa. The cookie will help the website / web portal to recognize your device if the site / portal is visited again. Cookies serve many functions. For example, they can help us remember your username and your preferences, analyze the performance of our website or even allow us to recommend content that we think may be of interest to you.

Our cookies are normally anonymous and cannot be linked to the personal data of the user. First-party cookies are associated with the domain name of the page you are visiting and allow you to identify the person by cross-referencing with our database, they can only be assigned upon explicit user request and in order to allow their immediate identification for access restricted areas of the website, without users having to manually enter login and password. L & #8217; identity of the & #8217; user is never, in any case, included directly in the cookie and cannot be intercepted.

Every time you access the website / web portal, regardless of the presence or absence of a cookie, we record the type of browser, the operating system and the #8217; host together with the #8217; visitor's source URL, as well as information on the requested page. This data can, therefore, be used in aggregate and anonymous form to perform statistical analysis on the #8217; use of the website.

Types of cookies

The cookies used on the website / web portal are divided into 4 types:

• Technical cookies
• Performance and functionality cookies
• Statistical cookies
• Profiling Cookies

Technical Cookies
Necessary for navigation to the #8217; internal of the site / portal and the use of some of its functions (eg timing of the display of some pages in "pop-up" mode, etc.).

Performance and functionality cookies
Performance cookies collect anonymous information about the pages visited by users. They are used to trace the most sought after pages and are useful for improving links between pages and for determining the reason for possible error messages. Functionality cookies also store the choices made by the #8217 user in order to improve browsing and your online experience.

Statistical cookies
Provided and managed by third parties to statistically analyze access to the site / portal. The collection of information takes place solely in anonymous and aggregate form and personal data of users are not stored. You can decide not to use these cookies follow the information in the Section Purposes of the processing of collected data.

Profiling Cookies
Provided and managed by third parties to generate specific advertising messages based on browsing habits and the interests of individual users. However, these cookies do not use sensitive user data. & #8220; L & #8217; storage of information in the #8217; terminal equipment of a contractor or user or the #8217; access to information already stored is permitted only on condition that the contractor or user has expressed his consent after being informed in the manner simplified as per #8217; article 13, paragraph 3 & #8221; (Article 122, paragraph 1 of the Code). You see Section Purposes of the processing of collected data.

Browser settings (article 122, paragraph 2, of the privacy code and Cookie Law & #8211; Directive 2009/136 CE)

The functions of cookies can be disabled through the appropriate page made available by EDAA (European Interactive Digital Advertising Alliance) http://www.youronlinechoices.com/it/, or by acting on the Privacy settings of your browser. Without prejudice to the foregoing, it is necessary to bear in mind that disabling cookies may affect the proper functioning of certain sections of the Site / portal.

Each browser handles cookies differently. To deactivate them follow the instructions of your browser reported at #8217; address www.allaboutcookies.org.

What happens to cookies that have been downloaded in the past?

We will only read or write cookies based on the preference level indicated in the tool for the & #8217; setting cookies. The cookies present before changing your settings will remain on your computer and you can remove them using the settings of your browser.

Can we know if our users open our emails?

Our emails can contain a "web beacon pixel" that can let us know if our emails have been read and can check if you clicked on the links contained in the #8217; email. We may use this information for various purposes, including determining which of our emails are of most interest to users and asking whether users who do not open our emails wish to continue to receive them. The pixels will be deleted when you delete the & #8217; email. From that moment on we will not be able to obtain any data, but we will keep the data already in our possession.

Changes to the Privacy Policy

The Privacy Policy of the owner of the aforementioned data processing may be updated and / or modified also for the purpose of transposing and / or conforming to national, EU or international regulations or to adapt to technological innovations. The updates and / or changes that will be made to this Privacy Policy will be reported on this web page, and made constantly visible through the hypertext link existing on the Company's website / portal, so that interested parties can be fully informed about the use that is made of your personal data provided through the website / website of the aforementioned data controller. It is recommended to view this Policy whenever a website / website of the aforementioned data controller is visited.