COOKIE POLICY OR TOOLS SIMILAR TO COOKIES OF THE WEBSITE
www.proseccoserre.com
art. 13 – 14 REG. (UE) 2016/679
Document creation: 22nd January 2024
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I. GENERAL INFORMATION ON COOKIES.
Pursuant to EU Reg. 679/2016, as well as on the basis of the provisions established by the Guarantor for the protection of personal data with Measure 10 June 2021 no. 231 laying down “Guidelines cookies and other tracking tools”, with this statement the Data Controller provides its Cookie Policy. The purpose of the Cookie Policy is to provide the user with all the information relating to art. 13 – 14 of the GDPR, as well as to specifically and analytically describe the characteristics and purposes of the cookies installed on the website, with the possibility for the user to select/deselect individual cookies. Processing through the use of cookies takes place by automated means and the data retention period depends on the nature of the cookie used.
What are cookies? Cookies are strings of small codes that sites visited by the user send to his terminal (usually to the browser: Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, etc.), where they are stored in order to be retransmitted at each occurrence or subsequent access by the same user.
Why are they useful? Through the use of cookies, the website visited recognises the user’s device and this results in an improved browsing experience. Among the various purposes of cookies are to enable the user to navigate efficiently between the pages of the website, remember favourite sites, store language, etc.; cookies also help to ensure that the advertising content displayed online is more targeted to the user’s specific interests.
Classification of cookies. Cookies are classified into different types:
in relation to duration, the cookie can be either session, i.e. automatically deleted when the browser is closed, or persistent, i.e. active until its expiry date or deletion by the user;
in relation to the origin, the cookie may be first-party, i.e. sent to the browser directly from the site you are visiting, or third-party, i.e. sent to the browser from other sites and not from the site you are visiting.
in relation to the purpose, the cookie can be either technical or profiling. This classification deserves further analysis.
Technical cookies. It improves the user’s browsing experience. Indeed, without the use of technical cookies, some operations would be very complex or impossible to perform. These cookies – which may be first-party or third-party, session or permanent – do not require the user’s prior consent for their installation. Technical cookies are “strictly necessary” when they allow the website to be navigated effectively and exploit its essential features, such as allowing computer authentication or the storage of previous actions. By blocking the use of these cookies, the user’s browsing experience may be impaired. On the other hand, technical cookies are “functionality” cookies when they allow us to improve the browsing experience by storing the preferences expressed by the user, such as language, name, location. Blocking these cookies will not affect your browsing experience, however you will not be able to take advantage of these useful services. Technical cookies are “analytical” when they allow the collection of information on how users interact with the website, analysing the number of pages visited, the time spent on the website, the most visited pages and any other events that come up during browsing, such as any errors from the page visited. These cookies allow the owner of the website to obtain statistical data relating to navigation and allow the services offered to the user to be improved. Analytical cookies are of a technical nature – not of a profiling nature – only when the website owner has adopted suitable tools to reduce the identifying power of the analytical cookies used, by masking significant portions of the IP address. For the installation of technical cookies it is not necessary to collect prior consent from the user, therefore – if the website used only technical cookies – the data controller is not required to collect consent through the cookie banner. The extended information notice (the one the user is reading at this very moment), on the other hand, is mandatory.
Profiling cookies. It is only activated following the granting of consent by the user. Consent is given by clicking “OK” (or “continue”, etc.) on the banner on the homepage or other page of the same site. The purpose of the profiling cookie is to improve the services offered by the Controller as well as to select and send advertising based on the preferences and tastes expressed by the user while browsing. The use of profiling cookies to send targeted advertising does not imply the display of more advertisements nor will it hinder the browsing experience. In fact, by deactivating profiling cookies the user will only see generic advertising instead of advertisements in line with his or her interests. Profiling cookies are, for instance, third-party statistical-analytical cookies without IP masking and without data cross-referencing, or advertising, tracking or conversion cookies.
II. HOW TO SELECT AND/OR DISABLE COOKIES.
The following is a list of the different procedures, even alternatives to each other, that the user may observe for the management of cookies. By implementing the following procedures, the user will be able to select the desired cookies as well as deselect unwanted ones, either by default on his browser or after the installation of such cookies on his terminal equipment.
Most browsers are set to automatically accept cookies. By changing your browser settings, cookies can be restricted or blocked. For the management of cookies, you should refer to the instruction manual or to the instructions provided by your browser by following the paths below (relating to the most common browsers):
Safari:
Chrome:
Firefox:
If the user uses more than one browser, the procedure for deleting cookies will have to be carried out for each of them. If the user uses different devices (such as smartphones or tablets), he/she will have to refer to the instruction manual of his/her device in order to uninstall cookies. It is worth pointing out that if you choose to block the receipt of cookies, this may affect or prevent the website from functioning properly as some cookies are strictly necessary for browsing;
by clicking http://www.youronlinechoices.com/it/ the user will be able to obtain more information on third party cookies, the meaning of behavioural advertising, promotional and targeting cookies that may be stored on his terminal equipment. The user may proceed to deactivate all or only some of these cookies by clicking the following link: http://www.youronlinechoices.com/it/le-tue-scelte
Chapter III lists the cookies used on this website, indicating the third party that owns the cookie. In order to select and/or deactivate these cookies, it is necessary to access the notices and consent forms of the aforementioned third parties by clicking on the links indicated in the column entitled “Cookie Management”. Over time, the third parties may change the above-mentioned referral addresses: in this case, please contact the Data Controller at the above-mentioned email address;
(only if profiling cookies are used on the website:) this website uses a cookie banner that allows the user to view a detailed list of all cookies used, divided by category and function. Through this banner, the user can express his or her preferences, including deactivating unwanted cookies.
III. COOKIES USED ON THIS WEBSITE.
Listed below are the technical and profiling cookies, both first and third party, used in this website.
WordPress Cookie
| Name | Purpose | Storage period | Consequences of non-acceptance | Origin | Management of the cookie |
| wordpress_test_cookies | This cookie is set when you access the login page. The cookie is used to check whether your browser is set to allow or reject cookies. | 1 day | Disruption of navigation. | wordpress.org | https://wordpress.org/support/article/cookies/ |
| wordpress_logged_in_ee39be751cbc745bf0fc3e4e6d6701be | Same as above | Same as above. | Same as above. | Same as above. | https://wordpress.org/support/article/cookies/ |
| CookieConsent | Stores the user’s cookie consent status for the current domain | 1 year | Same as above. | Same as above. | https://wordpress.org/support/article/cookies/ |
Google Analytics Cookies
| Name | Purpose | Storage period | Consequences of non-acceptance | Origin | Management of the cookie |
| _ga | Identification of the users | 2 years | No data relating to navigation on this site will be stored. | Google.com | https://policies.google.com/privacy?hl=it |
| _gat_gtag_UA_91330834_1 | Limit data collection on trafficked sites | 1 minute | Collegato al cookie _ga | Same as above | https://policies.google.com/privacy?hl=it |
| _gid | Distinguish between site users | 1 day | Same as above | Same as above | https://policies.google.com/privacy?hl=it |
Google Inc. Cookies Maps
| Name | Purpose | Period of storage | Consequences of the non-acceptance | Origin | Management of the cookie |
| NID | These cookies are used by Google Maps to store user preferences and information when it wants to locate locations or shops on maps automatically generated by Google and integrated into the website. They are only used on pages where Google maps are displayed. | 6 months. | The user will not be able to benefit from the service. | Google.com | https://policies.google.com/privacy?hl=it |
Google reCAPTCHA (Google Inc.)
| Name | Purpose | Period of storage | Consequences of the non-acceptance | Origin |
| _GRECAPTCHA | Spam protection service | Session | The user will not be able to benefit from the service | Google.com |
| rc::a: | Same as above | Un-defined | Same as above | Same as above |
| rc::b: | Same as above | Session | Same as above | Same as above |
| rc::c: | Same as above | Session | Same as above | Same as above |
Facebook Pixel
The Facebook Pixel is a tool for collecting statistical data that is used by the data controller to monitor how the user interacts with the site or to measure the effectiveness of its advertising. The Pixel makes it possible to record the user’s behaviour (e.g. how many times a particular page is visited or the number of times it is accessed) and, in this way, the Data Controller can ‘reach’ the user in order to send him advertisements in line with his tastes and interests (through the Pixel, the Data Controller makes sure to show his advertisements to the right people, can create audience groups to which the advertisements are targeted, can exploit Facebok advertising tools). The user data that are recorded by the Pixel are the referring URL, browser information and Facebook user ID. Personalised data may also be transmitted, but no personally identifiable confidential information.
The third party (i.e. Facebook) uses cookies, web beacons and other storage technologies to collect or retrieve information from this website or the Internet, and uses this information to provide measurement services and to define the recipients of entries.
If you wish to prevent your data from being stored, you must log out of your Facebook account before visiting this website. In the event that the user has already logged in to this website without the previous log-out procedure, the links to the third party’s privacy policy for handling their data are provided below:
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Facebook Pixels fall into the category of profiling systems, as they allow the storage of the user’s tastes and interests, who may receive targeted advertising.
Deactivating these systems will not affect the user’s browsing experience, but the user can no longer receive advertising in line with his interests and tastes.
The FB Pixel allows the user to receive targeted advertising on their Facebook profile but also on Instagram.
| Name | Purpose | Period of storage | Consequences of the non-acceptance | Origin | Management of the cookie |
| fr | It is used by Facebook to display advertising and to measure and improve the relevance of advertising and to offer a range of advertising products on Facebook. | Almost three months | No targeted advertising will be sent. | https://www.facebook.com/about/basics/it https://www.facebook.com/help/cookies/ |
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This website also uses cookies from Google Inc. for profiling purposes and for sending targeted advertising to the user. To control or deactivate these cookies, please see the following address: http://www.google.it/intl/it/policies/privacy/.
Blocking such cookies will in no way affect the user’s browsing experience, but the user will no longer be able to receive targeted advertising instead of generic advertising.
Targeted advertising is that in line with the tastes and interests expressed by the user during browsing.
| Name | Purpose | Period of storage | Consequences of the non-acceptance | Origin |
| IDE | Advertising | 390 days | Receipt of advertising not in line with the user’s tastes and interests. | doubleclick.net |
Last update: 22nd January 2024