Cookies


What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files that are stored on your computer when you visit certain websites.

We use cookies on the website and its associated subdomains – requesting the user’s consent where this is expressly required by law or other applicable regulations – in order to make navigation easier and to personalise the information provided to the user. We also use appropriate systems to collect information about the user, such as the IP address, browser used, operating system and/or websites visited, for security and statistical purposes.

If you choose to disable or reject cookies, you may not be able to access certain parts of our website and its associated subdomains, or some functions may not work properly.

To ensure full and trouble-free use of this website, you should configure your browser to accept these cookies. Cookies do not pose any risk to your computer, tablet or smartphone. The cookies generated by our website do not contain personal information that can be used to identify the user, but only encrypted data.

The website and its associated subdomains use the following types of cookies:

Navigation cookies
These cookies enable you to navigate the website and use its functions. Without cookies, some functions may not be accessible or may not work properly.

Strictly necessary cookies are used, among other things, to store an identifier that allows us to uniquely recognise each user and provide a consistent and appropriately tailored service.

Performance cookies
These cookies may be set either by us or by one of our partners and may be session cookies or persistent cookies. They are used exclusively to improve the performance and functionality of the website.

These cookies do not collect information that can identify the user. All information collected using these cookies is aggregated anonymously and used solely to improve the functionality of the website.

Functional cookies
Cookies are normally stored on the user’s device as a result of an action taken by the user, but they may also be received when a service is offered without having been expressly requested.

They may, for example, be used to prevent the same service from being offered to the same user more than once. These cookies also allow the website to remember choices made by the user.

The information collected by these cookies is anonymous and cannot be used to evaluate the user’s behaviour on other websites.

Third-party cookies for marketing/retargeting purposes
These cookies are used by external partners to display our advertising when you visit other websites and, for example, to show products or content that you recently viewed on our website.

These cookies may also be used to display products or content that may be of interest to you or that are similar to products you have previously viewed.

These cookies are not necessarily directly associated with the processing of personal information, but they may allow access to the browser installed on your computer or other devices.

Third-party cookies used on this website may include, for example:

Google Analytics

Disabling cookies
Data protection laws give users the option to disable (“opt out” of) cookies that have already been installed on their device.

This option applies to “technical cookies” within the meaning of Art. 122 of the Italian data protection legislation and to other cookies previously accepted by the user (“opt in”).

Users can disable and/or delete cookies (“opt out”) via their browser settings.

How to disable cookies:

Internet Explorer
Block or allow all cookies

  1. Open Internet Explorer by clicking the Start button and then Internet Explorer.
  2. Click the Tools button and then Internet Options.
  3. Click the Privacy tab and, under Settings, move the slider upwards to block all cookies or downwards to allow all cookies. Then click OK.
  4. Blocking cookies may cause some web pages to be displayed incorrectly.

Firefox
To block cookies from all websites:

  1. Click the menu button and select Settings.
  2. Go to the Privacy section.
  3. Under the history settings, choose the option to use custom settings.
  4. Disable the option for accepting cookies. Then click OK.

Google Chrome

  1. Select the Chrome menu icon.
  2. Select Settings.
  3. Select Show advanced settings at the bottom of the page.
  4. Under “Privacy”, select Content settings.
  5. Select the option to block websites from storing data.
  6. Select Done.

Individual non-technical third-party cookies can also be disabled and/or deleted by the user as explained on the website of the European Interactive Digital Advertising Alliance: www.youronlinechoices.eu