They are small text files sent by a site to the visitor of the same and then sent back to the site to be read by the server, and allow to collect some information on the use that the visitor makes of a given site (how many and which pages he visited, how much time he stayed on the site, from which channel he arrived on the site, etc.).
This information is stored on the hard disk of the computer or on any device used by the user to access the Internet.
Cookies allow the use or operation of the site or some of its features, in summary they allow you to: memorize preferences (language, font size, color, etc.), avoid re-entering the same information several times during the visit (for example login data) or manage the cart of an e-commerce, analyze the use that the user makes of the services and content provided by the site, view content such as videos, maps, etc., allow the sharing of site content on social networks network, serve personalized advertisements to users to make an advertising campaign more effective.
Cookies can be of various types
TECHNICAL COOKIES.
This type of cookie allows certain sections of the site to function correctly.
They are divided into 2 categories based on their duration:
- temporary (or session) do not have an expiration date and are removed at the end of the session or when the browser is closed.
- persistent have a predefined expiration date and therefore remain on the user's computer even after having terminated the session or closed the browser so that they can be read by the site visited on the next visit.
These cookies are necessary to view the site correctly and will therefore always be used and sent, unless the user changes the settings of his browser (with the risk of blocking some site functions).
ANALYTICAL.
Cookies in this category are used to collect information in aggregate and anonymous form on the use that the user makes of the site in order to improve its use and contents. These cookies are considered technical if they are installed by the site manager himself and not by a third party. If analytical cookies are installed on the user's terminal by a different site via the one the user is visiting, then we are talking about THIRD PARTY COOKIES, an example is GOOGLE ANALITYCS.
THIRD-PARTY COOKIES mean, in addition to analytical cookies, also those used to operate software such as social sharing buttons inserted in a site or other software such as the implementation of videos or maps.
PROFILING COOKIES. These are cookies necessary to create user profiles in order to send advertising messages in line with the preferences expressed by the user within the pages of the site.
HOW TO DISABLE COOKIES THROUGH CONFIGURATION OF THE BROWSER
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Internet Explorer
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Safari iOS (dispositivi mobile)
Opera
External links and third-party cookies
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Visibility of this page on the Site
This page is visible via the link at the bottom of all pages of the Site, pursuant to art. 122 second paragraph of Legislative Decree 196/2003, and following the simplified procedures for the information and the acquisition of consent for the use of cookies, published in the Official Gazette n.126 of June 3, 2014 and related register of measures n.229 of May 8, 2014.
Changes to the Site and to this page
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