Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy is intended to illustrate the types and categories of cookies, the purposes and methods of use of cookies by the owner of this website, as well as to provide indications to users about the actions to refuse or delete cookies featured on this site.

 This Cookie Policy forms an integral part of the Privacy Policy which can be consulted from the link at the bottom visible when the site is opened. The user can exercise the rights provided by art. 7 of Legislative Decree no. 196/03, by writing to the email address in the “Contacts” section, while to change the settings on cookies you can proceed by following the instructions in this Cookie Policy.

 The user can express his consent to the use of cookies by continuing to browse the site, or by scrolling, clicking on one of the internal links of the site pages, or by clicking on the “OK” button of the brief information (below) at each first access to the Site, as required by the provision of the Guarantor for the protection of personal data (n.229 of 8 May 2014).

WHAT COOKIES ARE

Cookies are computer files or partial data that can be saved on your computer (or other internet-enabled devices, for example smartphones or tablets) when you visit a site. Usually a cookie contains the name of the website from which the cookie itself comes, the “life span” of the cookie (ie how long it will remain on your device), and a value, which is usually a randomly generated unique number.

TYPES OF COOKIES

Two types of cookies can be used on sites: “session cookies” and “persistent cookies”.
 • session cookies: they are temporary cookies that remain on your device until the moment you leave the site.
 • persistent cookies: they are cookies that remain on your device for much longer or until you delete it manually (how long the cookie remains on your device will depend on the ‘life span’ of the cookie in question and the settings of your browser).

 Some of the pages you visit may also collect information through ‘pixel tags’ (also known as the ‘clear gifs’) which may be shared with third parties who directly assist promotional activities and the development of websites. For example, information on the use of websites relating to people who visit the sites can be shared with advertising agencies to target advertising banners on websites in an optimal way.

 Another subdivision of the type of Cookie – indicated by the Guarantor for the protection of personal data – is between Technical Cookies, Profiling Cookies, First-party Cookies, Third-party Cookies.
 • Technical Cookies: these are the cookies used to navigate or provide a service requested by the user. They are not used for other purposes and are normally installed directly by the website owner. Without the use of these cookies, some operations could not be carried out or would be more complex and / or less secure, such as home banking activities (display of the bank statement, bank transfers, payment of bills, etc.), for such as cookies, which allow you to make and maintain user identification during the session, are indispensable.
 • Profiling cookies: these are the cookies used to track the user’s browsing on the net and create profiles on his tastes, habits, choices, etc. With these cookies, advertising messages can be transmitted to the user’s terminal in line with the preferences already expressed by the same user in online browsing.
 • First-part cookies (cookies first generated or managed directly by the manager of the website on which the user is browsing.
 • Third-party cookies (third-part cookies), which are generated and managed by subjects other than the operator of the website on which the user is browsing (by virtue, as a rule, of a contract between the owner of the website and the third part)

COOKIES USED

The site uses “technical cookies” as identified by the Guarantor for the protection of personal data with Provision of 8 May 2014, ie those used for the sole purpose of “carrying out the transmission of a communication on an electronic communications network, or to the extent strictly necessary for the provider of an information society service explicitly requested by the contractor or user to provide this service “(see art. 122, paragraph 1, of the Privacy Code).

 The site therefore uses:
 1. navigation or session cookies, which guarantee the normal navigation and use of the website (allowing, for example, to authenticate to access restricted areas);
 2. analytics cookies, assimilated to technical cookies when used directly by the site operator to collect information, in aggregate form, on the number of users and how they visit the site;
 3. functionality cookies, which allow the user to navigate according to a series of selected criteria (for example, the language) in order to improve the service rendered to the same.

THIRD PARTY COOKIES

When a user uses the site, some cookies that are not controlled by the owner of this site may be stored. This happens, for example, if the user visits a page that contains content from a third party website. As a result, the user will receive cookies from these third party services. On third-party cookies, the owner of this Nast site has no control over the information provided by the cookie and does not have access to such data. This information is totally controlled by third-party companies as described in the respective privacy policies.

 The list below shows the third-party cookies on this site. The latter fall under the direct and exclusive responsibility of the third party operator and are divided into the following macro-categories:
 • Analytical: these are the cookies used to collect and analyze statistical information on accesses / visits to the website. In some cases, associated with other information such as the credentials entered for access to restricted areas (your e-mail address and password), they can be used to profile the user (personal habits, visited sites, downloaded contents, types of interactions carried out, etc.).
 • Widgets. This category includes all those graphic components of a user interface of a program, which has the purpose of facilitating the user in interacting with the program itself (for example, Facebook, Google+, Twitter, YouTube cookies are widgets).
 • Advertsing. This category includes the cookies used to provide advertising services within a site.
 If the user does not wish to receive third-party cookies on his device, he can, through the links below, access the information and consent forms of said third parties and exclude their receipt by changing their settings.

GOOGLE

  Google services
  Google Analytics deactivation
  Cookies used by Google

  FACEBOOK

  Facebook services

  TWITTER

  Twitter

  AddThis

  AddThis Social Buttons

  These cookies are not controlled directly from this site, therefore, to withdraw consent it is necessary to refer to the websites of third parties or refer to the site www.youronlinechoices.com/it/ to obtain information on how to delete or manage cookies. based on the browser used and to manage preferences on third-party profiling cookies. You can also visit AboutCookies.org for more information on cookies and how they influence the browsing experience.

CHECK OR DELETE COOKIES

The user can block or limit the reception of cookies through the options of his browser.
 Most internet browsers are initially set up to accept cookies automatically. This means that the user has the possibility, at any time, to set the browser to accept all cookies, only some, or to reject them, disabling their use by the site. It can also normally set your browser preferences in such a way as to be notified each time a cookie is stored on your computer. Finally, at the end of each browsing session, it can delete the collected cookies from the device’s hard disk. If the user wants to delete the cookies installed in the cookie folder of the browser used, it must be remembered that each browser has different procedures for managing the settings.

 On Internet Explorer, click on the “Tools” item in the menu bar and then on the sub-item “Internet Options”. Finally access the settings of the “Privacy” tab to change your preferences regarding cookies.

 On Firefox, click on the “Tools” item in the menu bar and then on the sub-item “Options”. Finally, access the settings of the “Privacy” item to change your cookie preferences.

 On Chrome, type “chrome: // settings / content” in the address bar (without the quotes) and change the settings related to cookies as you wish.

 On Safari, select the “Preferences” item and then choose “Privacy”. In the Block Cookies section, specify how Safari must accept cookies from websites.

 If you use Safari on portable devices, such as iPhone and iPad, you must instead act in this way: go to the “settings” item of the device and then find “Safari” on the left menu. From here, under “Privacy and security”, it will be possible to manage the options on Cookies.