Cookie policy

(Ordinance of the Data Protection Authority dated 8 May 2014 published in Official Journal n° 126 of 3 June 2014, implementing Directive 2002/58/EC)

This document forms an integral part of the “website and cookie statement” and is drafted in this format purely and simply to give the user a better understanding of how cookies are utilized and how they can be deactivated.
Users should be aware that they can exercise their options with regard to cookies present on the website www.collezioni.info (see detailed list under “types of cookies” below) by way of their browser settings, following the instructions given below. Users can also select “anonymous navigation”, which allows them to browse the internet without saving any information on sites accessed, on pages visited, and similarly on passwords entered or on other parameters, if any.

How to disable cookies

Warning: whilst the user is free to deactivate cookies of whatever type (technical cookies included), it must be remembered that this could result in certain functionalities of the site being restricted or becoming unavailable.

If the Web browser being used is not included in the list above, refer to the browser documentation or on-line help pages for further information.

Users should remember that the Controller acts purely as a technical intermediary in respect of the links indicated in this document and cannot accept any responsibility for changes that may be made to them.

COOKIE

Cookies are small strings of text that sites visited by the user relay to the terminal (generally the browser) of the user, where they are saved and as a result can be resubmitted to these same sites the next time they are visited by the user. In addition to cookies, the Data Protection Authority ordinance also covers similar tools (web beacons/web bugs, clear GIFs etc.) enabling identification of a user or a terminal.
In the course of navigating a site, the user may receive both proprietary cookies and cookies from different sites or web servers (“third party” cookies), possibly hosting certain elements (such as, for example, images, maps, sounds, specific links to pages of other domains) that may be present on the site that the user is visiting.
In general, there will be a considerable number of cookies present in the browsers of users at any given time, in some instances designed for long-term persistence, used for different purposes: making IT authentications, monitoring sessions, saving information on specific configurations relating to users who access the server, etc. Further information on cookies can be found at www.allaboutcookies.org.
In order to arrive at a proper regulation of these devices, they must be distinguished individually, given that there are no technical specifications to differentiate them one from another, precisely on the basis of the ends pursued by whoever uses them. Action has effectively been taken in this sense by the legislators who, in implementing the provisions of Directive 2009/136/EC, have introduced the obligation of securing prior and informed agreement of users to the installation of cookies utilized for purposes other than those definable as merely technical (viz, article 1 para 5 point a) of Legislative Decree n° 69 dated 28 May 2012, amending article 122 of the Privacy Law).

More information on cookies used by the website www.collezioni.info

On any visit to this site, “first party cookies” (generated and utilized by this same site) may be deposited on the computer or other device of the user. Remember that disabling certain cookies could reduce the scope for utilization of the site and limit the possibilities of benefiting fully from its functionalities and services. To help decide which to accept and which to refuse, consult the following description of cookies used by www.collezioni.info.
The Controller is not responsible either for subsequent amendments and additions to third party statements or for changes to the operating logic of third party cookies.

Navigation cookies – First party cookies First party cookies ensure normal navigation and utilization of the website, and enable the connection between the server and the browser of the user. These cookies allow the site to function correctly and enable users to view content on their preferred devices. Without these cookies, it might not be possible to provide certain essential functionalities such as the log-in to the site or the creation of a cart for shopping on line. Navigation cookies are technical cookies, necessary to the operation of the site.
Functional cookies – First party cookies Theses are cookies deposited in the computer or other device, which monitor and record the choices made by the user, who can then be reminded of them in order to optimize and provide an enhanced and customized navigation experience within the service or when accessing the site (e.g. recording of password in reserved areas, recording of products placed in the cart so that they remain there from one session to the next, saving of the selected language, showing a video or enabling comments on a blog, etc.). Functional cookies are not essential to the operation of the site; their purpose is to improve and enhance the quality and experience of navigation
Social Networking Cookies – Thirdy party cookies To enable you to share our content on social networking sites, we have included sharing buttons on the www.collezioni.info website:  

Cookies used to integrate third party functions www.collezioni.info includes functionality provided by third parties. Disabling these cookies will more than likely break the functions offered by these third parties.  

Flash Cookie A Flash cookie (also known as a Local Share Object, or LSO) is a collection of cookie-like data that a Web site running Adobe Flash can place on your hard drive. Like regular cookies, Flash cookies contain information about when you visited the site, and may contain tracking and settings information.
Flash cookies are stealthier than regular cookies. Flash can install cookies on your computer without your permission by default. You can change the default setting for Flash cookies at http://www.adobe.com/security/flashplayer.

Technical cookies

qtrans_front_language – user language setting

wordpress_test_cookie – A session cookie, deleted when you close your web browser. WordPress sets this cookie when you navigate to the login page. The cookie is used to check whether your web browser is set to allow, or reject cookies

Statistics cookies
Statistic cookies help website owners to understand how visitors interact with websites by collecting and reporting information anonymously.

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