1. What are cookies
In computing HTTP cookies (more commonly called Web cookies, tracking cookies or simply cookies) are lines of text used to perform automatic authentication, tracking sessions and storing specific information about users who access the server, such as favorite websites or, in the case of internet purchases, the content of their "shopping carts". In detail, they are small text strings sent from a server to a Web client (usually a browser) and then sent back from the client to the server (without being changed) every time the client accesses the same portion of the same web domain . Each domain or its portion that is visited with the browser can set cookies. Since a typical Internet page, such as a newspaper in the network, contains objects that come from many different domains and each of them can set cookies, it is normal to host many hundreds of cookies in your browser.

2. Generality
Since they can be used to monitor Internet browsing, cookies are the subject of discussions concerning the right to privacy. Many countries and organizations, including the United States and the European Union, have legislated on this. Cookies have also been criticized because they are not always able to identify the user accurately and also because they can potentially be subject to cyber attacks. There are some alternatives to cookies, but all, along with some advantages, have contraindications.

Cookies are often mistakenly considered to be real programs and this generates incorrect beliefs. In reality, they are simple blocks of data, incapable, alone, of carrying out any action on the computer. In particular, they can not be spyware or viruses. However, cookies from some sites are listed as spyware by many anti-spyware products because they make it possible to identify the user. Modern browsers allow users to decide whether or not to accept cookies, but any refusal makes some objects unusable. For example, the "shopping carts" implemented with cookies do not work in case of refusal.

3. Types of cookies
Browsing our website can generate various types of cookies. By continuing to use this website and its features, you authorize us (and our partners) to include this type of cookie in your navigation device.

3.1 Cookies strictly necessary (technical)
These cookies are essential to be able to navigate within some sections of the website and use some features. They can be used to allow the functions of "cookie settings", "completion of the form", "restricted area", etc ...

3.2 Cookies for performance and analysis
Our website does not use this type of cookie.

3.3 Cookies for functionality
Our website does not use this type of cookie.

3.4 Cookies for behavioral advertising
Our website does not use this type of cookie.

4. Registered visitors
Our website does not use this type of cookie.

5. How to authorize cookies or not
To authorize a cookie or not during visits to our website, you can change your browser settings. This way you can exclude certain cookies or display a warning message before acceptance. You can also delete all installed cookies, but each browser has different procedures for managing settings. Refer to the help functions in the menus of each browser.

6. Third-party sites
The third-party sites that can be accessed through this website are not covered by this statement. We therefore decline all responsibility for them. The categories of cookies used and the type of processing of personal data by these companies are regulated in accordance with the information provided by these companies.

The site uses Google Analytics, a web traffic analysis service provided by Google, Inc. ("Google"). Google Analytics uses "cookies". For more information, please refer to the link below:
https://www.google.it/policies/privacy/partners/

To disable the action of Google Analytics, please refer to the link below:
https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout

Managing Director
Dr. Olimpio Muffatti