Cookies
Cookies are small pieces of data that are stored and used to improve the experience of using a site.
For example, they can temporarily remember your browsing preferences to avoid selecting the language all the time, thus making subsequent visits more comfortable and intuitive.
Or they can be used to make “anonymous surveys” on how users navigate through the site, so that they can then improve on real data.
Cookies do not record any personal information about a user and any identifiable data will not be stored. If you wish to disable the use of cookies, you need to customize the settings on your computer by setting all cookies to be deleted or by activating a warning message when cookies are stored. To proceed without modifying the application of cookies, simply continue browsing.
Cookies are not viruses or programs
Cookies are not viruses or programs. Cookies are only data saved in text form. These data can only be read by the site that generated them, and in many cases have an expiration date, beyond which the browser will automatically delete them.
Not all cookies are used for the same purpose: the different types of cookies used by this website will be specified below.
Essential cookies
These cookies are essential in order to allow you to move around the site and make full use of its features. Without these cookies some services will not work properly.
Performance cookies
These cookies collect information on how users use a website, but do not store information that identifies a visitor. These cookies are used only to improve the functioning of the website.
By using the site, you agree that these cookies can be stored on your device.
Functionality cookies
Cookies allow the site to remember the choices made by the user (such as language or other special settings that may be available) and provide customized advanced features, and can also be used to provide the services requested. By using the site, you agree that these cookies can be stored on your device.
How to manage cookies on your PC
Each browser allows you to customize the way cookies are treated. For more information, consult the documentation of the browser used.
Some browsers allow “anonymous browsing” on websites, accepting cookies and then automatically deleting them at the end of the browsing session. For more information about “anonymous browsing” consult the documentation of the browser used.