Cookies are small text files sent and memorised on your computer and generated by the web sites you
browse. Cookies are memorised on your computer's hard disk drive and help the website remember
information that is useful to your browsing. This is done to make any future visits easier and
quicker.
Visit Aboutcookies.org for further information on cookies and how they
impact your navigation experience.
Types of cookies
Indispensable technical cookies They are essential for proper website operation.
Without these cookies proper operation of some functions may be compromised thereby limiting access
to contents. No personal information of the user is collected by this type of cookie.
Technical cookies for functions These cookies are used to memorise the choices
made by the user to optimise and improve navigation (for example, the language chosen or pre-filling
a form with a name that has already been used). This type of cookie may include the user's personal
information (eg. user name). Without these cookies a number of functions and navigation through
pages may be compromised.
Analytic cookies These cookies are used to gain insight into how visitors use the
website: if they are first-time users or visitors returning to the website, how visitors move
between pages, how long they stay on pages and on the website, their geographical area of
provenance. These data do not identify the user personally but are aggregated anonymously by
analytic tools. Disabling this type of cookies in no way compromises proper operation of the
functions offered by the website.
Social widget cookies Some widgets, which some social networks make available
(for example Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Google Maps, etc.), may use their own cookies (third-party
cookies). Disabling these cookies will not compromise operation of the website, if not in the
sections where the widgets are set (for example for embedding videos or maps), where a quick sharing
of contents is permitted or where website contents can be commented on.
Profiling cookies Profiling cookies are set to show visitors to the website those
contents that are related to their preferences. They can therefore be used to show advertising
contents aimed at that person's interests. This type of cookie operates in collaboration with third
party websites and can keep track of navigation history on pages appearing on different domains.
This type of cookie usually keeps track of the user's IP address and other personal information. WE DO NOT USE this type of cookie on our website
Cookie duration
Session cookies These are temporary in-memory files which exist only while the
user navigates the website and are deleted when the user closes the browser.
Persistent cookies These files are stored and maintained and do not expire when
the website is abandoned or the web browser is closed. They are deleted at a specific date shown in
the cookie itself.
Cookie domain
First party cookies These files are set on the user's device directly by the
website the user is navigating.
Third party cookies These files are set by external websites, through the code
embedded in the pages of the website the user is navigating. Examples of third party cookies are
those set by social plugins (for content sharing) or analytic cookies collecting data on visits to a
website.
How to disable cookies
The user can decide whether or not to accept cookies by using the browser settings.
Please note that disabling third-party cookies in no way affects navigability.
Please find hereinunder the links explaining how cookies are disabled in the most popular browsers:
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