A cookie is a file containing an identifier (a string of letters and numbers) that is sent by a web server to a web browser and is stored by this latter. The identifier is then sent back to the server each time the browser requests a page from the server.
Cookies can be deployed by the owner of the site and\or by a third party in order to manage authentication processes, to perform session monitoring and/or storing specific information about user’s device accessing the server, preferences, etc.
Hereunder, you will find all the information regarding cookies deployed by this website and useful indication on how to manage your choices to them related.
For further information, please visit: www.allaboutcookies.org.

Examples of other technologies

Local storage
Local storage is a technology aiming at optimizing the navigation and does not collect data relating to preferences expressed by visitors (e.g., it stores a code that identifies the user’s session after login, to avoid the user from typing username and password on each page when accessing restricted areas).

Tracking pixel
“Tracking code” or “tracking code” is a small portion of code that get released by some systems and get recalled into others to track some data about the visitor and his browsing sessions. The tracked data may belong to different categories: date and time of browsing, geographical position, type of device used for browsing, complex tracking pixels to monitor the value spent for a purchase order and other useful information for marketing departments.

Plugin
It interacts with another program to expand or extend its original functionality. The most used plugins are those of social networks, which allow the user, in eg., to follow a page or a social profile with a click, to leave “likes” and share pages on his own social network profile, etc.

Widget
It is a graphic component aiming at facilitating user’s interaction with the platform itself. The most used widgets are those of social networks, which allow users to easily open social networks pages in a separate window. Interactions and information that may be acquired by the site are subject to the privacy settings of the third party deploying these
technologies.

Remember that you can manage your cookie preferences through your browser as well.

If you do not know type and version of the browser you are using, click on “Help” in the browser window at the top, and access all the necessary information. If, on the other hand, you know your browser, click on the one you are using to access the cookie management page:

• Google Chrome
• Mozilla Firefox
• Apple Safari
• Microsoft Internet Explorer
• Microsoft Edge
• Brave
• Opera