Cookie Policy

A cookie is a small text file that is sent to your browser when you visit a website. It allows the website to store information, such as your favourite language and other settings. This may facilitate your next visit and increase the usefulness of the website to your advantage. Cookies play a significant role. Without them, surfing the Web would be a much more frustrating experience.

Cookies are used for different purposes. For example, we use them to count the number of visitors we receive on a page, to help you contact us and, more generally, to try to provide an even better service. A brief explanation of which types of cookies can be used is shown below.

Technical Cookies

This type of cookie allows the correct operation of certain sections of the website. There are two categories of technical cookies: persistent cookies and session cookies:

• persistent: once the browser is closed, they are not destroyed but remain until their expiration date;
• sessions: they are automatically destroyed whenever the browser is closed.

Technical cookies will therefore be always used and sent, unless the user modifies the browser’s setting (see paragraph below), to the detriment of the functionality of the website itself.

Analytical Cookies

Cookies in this category are used to gather information on the use of the website. Such information allows anonymous statistical analysis. Analytical cookies are sent from the website itself or from third party domains.

Third party service analysis cookies

These cookies are used to collect information on the use of the website by users in an anonymous form such as: pages visited, time spent, origins of traffic, geographical origin, age, gender and interests for marketing campaign purposes. These cookies are sent from third party domains external to the website.

Cookies for integrating third party products and software functions

This type of cookies integrates functions developed by third parties within the website’s pages, such as icons and preferences expressed on social networks, in order to share the contents of the website and for the use of third party software services (such as software for generating maps and other software that offers additional services). These cookies are sent from third party domains and partner websites that offer their functions on the website’s pages.

Profiling cookies

These are cookies needed for creating user’s profiles in order to send advertising messages in line with the preferences expressed by the user in the website pages.

Below you can see a list of the types of cookies used on aclaw.it.

Table of cookies used.

Management of cookies in the browser

Some people may prefer not to enable cookies and for this reason almost every browser offers the possibility to manage them in order to respect the user’s preferences.

In some browsers you may set rules to manage cookies different from website to website, which gives you more precise control over your privacy. This means that you can disable cookies for every website, except for those you trust.

Below you can find the different browser’s dedicated pages where you can further deepen the issue:

• Firefox
• Internet Explorer
• Chrome
• Safari

All major modern browsers have a “private” browsing mode that allows you to surf on websites without saving your browsing history. Usually once this browsing mode is ended, all cookies currently set are destroyed.

Exclusion systems

In general, it is possible to object to the processing of personal data on behalf of the major advertising providers by reaching the following website

www.youronlinechoices.com/it/le-tue-scelte/

and the instructions contained therein.

Please note that, even if you exercise your right to object, you will still receive advertisements, but no longer ads tailored to your interests.

Some third-party systems using cookies provide the users with tools that can block the installation of their cookies. Below you can find the tool made available by Google to block cookies related to Google Analytics

https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout?hl=it

Should you cancel cookies in the future, you must exercise your right to object again. You will have to exercise your right to object once again even if you use a different browser.