A cookie is a text file that is stored on the user's device (PC, laptop, smartphone, tablet) and helps to recognize it at a later time. They can be used to identify sessions and to collect statistical information. In the first case, they are technical cookies and in the second case, they are personalization cookies. Cookies can only be stored if your browser settings allow it. Most browsers automatically accept cookies by default.
They can be session-based (created at the start of a consultation of this Website and deleted after each session) or persistent (remain on the device even after the Website is closed), and can be stored on the device for different lengths of time (from a few hours to a few days, months or permanently).
Technical Cookies: allow the Website to work and perform its functions correctly. They are used to recognize the user. You will not have to re-enter the same information each time you visit the Website, for example (list is indicative, not exhaustive).
Analytics Cookie: Used to collect information about Website usage. For example, (list is tentative, not exhaustive) how you came to the Website, which pages you visited, how long you stayed on them, etc. All this information is used for the purposes of statistical analysis, to optimize the Website and to monitor the correctness of its operation. In general, in order to understand how visitors use the Website, optimize navigation and improve the provision of Website content.
When you visit the pages of this Website, cookies may be received directly from the Website (the “owner's” cookie) and from other organizations (“third party” cookies). This is because some of the functions of the Website or its individual pages are controlled by code created by third parties. The presence of these parts of the code conditions the transmission of cookies to services managed by third parties. This information is collected in accordance with their own policies, which you can refer to. One example of a “third party” cookie - is Google Analytics, a web traffic analysis service provided by Google. It is used to collect and analyze information about the user experience on this Website. This data is collected by Google Analytics, which processes it in order to compile reports on activity on this Website. Another example of “third party” cookies is the presence of “social plugins” like Facebook, Twitter, Google+, LinkedIn and so on. The most common use of social plugins is to share content on social networks and to recognize the user for certain actions, such as logging into the Website using social network credentials.
We use cookies to simplify and improve your experience of navigating the Website (technical cookies) and to collect access statistics (analytical cookies). The use of cookies is also important for authorization. Once logged in to the Website, you will not need to re-enter your name and password on every page.
This Website uses cookies, both its own and those of third parties. Here is a list of cookies and their details.
You can change your Internet browser settings and block the use of cookies.
Given the huge number of devices, operating systems, browsers used to consult Websites, and given that all these features change so frequently, it is difficult to create a complete, detailed and constantly updated list of instructions on how to manage cookie settings in each case. We recommend that you consult the documentation for your particular browser, operating system and device.
However, if your browser does not accept cookies, you will be restricted from accessing and using all Website features.