Cookie Information
Websites use useful and intelligent techniques to increase ease of use and make the sites more interesting for each visitor. One of the most well-known techniques involves the use of cookies. Cookies can be used by website owners or third parties, such as advertisers, who communicate through the visited website.

Cookies are small text files that the website stores on users’ computers. The information contained in cookies can also be used to track browsing across different websites that use the same cookie.

We believe it is essential to provide users with information about the cookies used by our website and the purposes for which they are used. The goal is threefold: to guarantee your privacy, ensure ease of use, and optimize the development of our websites.

Cookies are classified based on their duration and the site that set them.

Session Cookies
Session cookies are temporarily stored in the computer’s memory during site browsing, for example, to track the selected language. Session cookies are stored on the computer for a short period of time and are deleted as soon as the user closes the web browser.

Persistent or Tracking Cookies
Persistent cookies save a file on the computer for a long period of time. This type of cookie has an expiration date. Persistent cookies allow websites to remember information and settings for the user’s future visits, making browsing more convenient and faster since, for example, you no longer need to log in. When the expiration date arrives, the cookie is automatically deleted when the user first accesses the website that created it.

First-party Cookies
These cookies are set by the website itself (with a domain equal to that in the browser’s address bar) and can only be read by that site. They are commonly used to store information such as preferences, which are used on subsequent visits to the site.

Third-party Cookies
These cookies are set by domains other than the one in the browser’s address bar, i.e., by organizations not corresponding to the website owners.
Cookies used, for example, to collect information for advertising purposes and content customization, as well as for processing web statistics, may be “third-party cookies.”
Third-party cookies allow for more comprehensive surveys of users’ browsing habits and are considered more sensitive in terms of privacy. For this reason, most web browsers allow you to modify settings to prevent these cookies from being accepted.

How to Manage and Disable Cookies
To limit, block, or delete cookies, simply adjust the settings of your web browser. The procedure slightly varies depending on the browser used. For detailed instructions, click on the link for your browser.

Internet Explorer
Firefox
Google Chrome
Opera
Safari
Safari iOS

If the browser used is not among the ones listed, select the “Help” function on your web browser for information on how to proceed.

Note: Disabling cookies may prevent the user from accessing certain content and fully enjoying the features of our websites.

By using the site without rejecting cookies and similar online technologies, users consent to the use of these technologies by us for the collection and processing of information.