Information regarding the use of cookies
On this page, and pursuant to Articles 6 and 7 of EU Regulation 2016/679, as well as the provisions of General Provision n. 229 of 8 May 2014 issued by the personal data protection Regulator (the “Garante”, in Italian), the Data Processor, Canella Camaiora Società tra avvocati, with offices in Via Merlo, 3 – 20122 Milan, provides the users of www.canellacamaiora.it (the “website”) with information on the cookies used and / or proposed for storage.
The following extended information on the use of cookies (hereinafter “cookie policy”) must be acknowledged, and read alongside the privacy policy which, pursuant to Article 13 of EU Regulation 2016/679, is available in a separate document in the “privacy” section of the home page footer of the website (https://www.canellacamaiora.it).
This cookie policy aims to describe those elements required by law, as well as the characteristics and purposes of the cookies installed by the www.canellacamaiora.it website, and furthermore to included updated links to the information and consent forms relating to the third parties with whom the Data Processor has made agreements for the installation of cookies through its website. Finally, it also reminds the user of the opportunity to express their cookie preferences through the settings available on their browser.
What are cookies?
Cookies are text files that websites send to their PC when a user visits that site; they are stored on this PC before being re-transmitted the next time the user accesses the same website.
The user can also receive cookies from websites or web servers different from those visited, so-called “third parties”. Thanks to the storage of cookies, the user is able to personalise their use of some website content by saving his or her preferred settings. For example, it is possible to set a cookie to recognize a registered user on a website without having to repeat the authentication process every time the user visits that website.
As part of the General Provision n. 229 of 8 May 2014, the personal data protection Regulator (the “Garante”, in Italian) offers a classification system which outlines two categories of cookies, based on two possible types of processing, as follows:
– Technical cookies: are used for the sole purpose of transmitting communications over an electronic communication network or for the information company’s service provider to supply a service explicitly requested by a user or subscriber, and only as required. Technical cookies guarantee normal navigation and use of the service; they are not used for any other purpose and are normally installed directly by the website owner or manager. For example, the use of technical cookies allows you to make a purchase or register on a website. No prior consent is required for the installation of technical cookies, although information pursuant to EU Regulation 679/2016 must be provided, which the website manager may provide in the manner they deem most suitable;
– Profiling cookies: are designed to create user profiles and used in order to send advertising messages in line with the preferences the user demonstrates when browsing online. Specifically, they allows access to preferences, choices and habits. In this case, once the information has been provided in a simplified manner, the user’s explicit consent is required.
– Analytical cookies: the Regulator (with reference to General Provision n. 229 of 8 May 2014), has made clear that such cookies may be equated with technical cookies only if they are used for the purpose of optimising website performance, and only if used directly by the owner of the site itself (and therefore not by a third party), who may collect aggregated information on the number of users and how they use the site. On these conditions the same rules apply for analytical cookies, in terms of information and consent, as those provided for technical cookies.
Cookies installed on this website
_fbp
Used by Facebook to provide a series of advertising products such as real-time offers from third party advertisers.
Profiling
Session
_ga
Calculate visitor data, sessions and campaigns for site analytics.
Analytical
2 years
_gid
Store and update a single value for each page visited
Analytical
1 day
_gat
Limit the speed of the request
Analytical
10 year
pll_language
Used by the site to store the preference on the navigation language
1 year
cookie_notice_accepted
Used to store preferences regarding the cookie alert
1 month
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Used by Facebook to provide a series of advertising products such as real-time offers from third party advertisers.
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Calculate visitor data, sessions and campaigns for site analytics.
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2 years
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Store and update a single value for each page visited
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1 day
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Limit the speed of the request
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10minutes
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Obtaining consent for the storage of cookies
To retain proof that consent has been granted, the website owner uses a specific technical cookie: this system is not particularly invasive and does not in turn require further consent. By virtue of such “documentation” having being provided, it is not necessary for the brief information to be repeated upon the user’s second visit to the website, while allowing for the possibility that the user may revoke their consent and/or easily change their preferences at any time – for example by having access to the extended information, which must therefore be accessible from every page of the website.
Data provision
Except for the technical cookies, which are necessary for normal browsing, the data subject willingly chooses whether or not to provide their data, by deciding whether to browse the site after having read the brief information contained in the appropriate banner. The data subject can avoid installation by making use of the relevant settings available on their browser, or by interrupting their browsing.
How to disable cookies using browser settings
The user may refuse to consent to the installation of any cookie on their device by activating the appropriate browser settings; browsing will remain the same in all its aspects, with no tracking of their activities. The following links contain information on how to disable cookies for the most popular browsers:
Internet Explorer:
https://support.microsoft.com/it-it/help/17442/windows-internet-explorer-delete-manage-cookies
Chrome:
https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95647?hl=it&topic=14666&ctx=topic;
Firefox:
https://support.mozilla.org/it/kb/Attivare%20e%20disattivare%20i%20cookie
Safari:
https://support.apple.com/kb/PH17191?locale=it_IT&viewlocale=it_IT
Updated on: 16 November 2018
