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Cookie Policy of www.sacchettovini.it<\/strong><\/h1>\n\n

Below is the Cookie Policy for the Sacchetto s.r.l. website associated with the Sacchettovini.it domain. The purpose is to provide the user (hereinafter referred to as the Data Subject) with all information relating to the data exchanged while browsing the pages and services. This Policy applies exclusively to browsing the Sacchetto s.r.l. website (hereinafter the Website), accessible at the Internet address https:\/\/www.sacchettovini.it. We will provide information on how the Website uses cookies.<\/p>\n\n

In compliance with the Provision of the Italian Data Protection Authority (hereinafter Garante<\/strong>) for the protection of personal data no. 229\/2014 relating to identification of simplified procedures for the information and the acquisition of consent for the use of cookies<\/a> and mandatory starting from June 2, 2015<\/strong>, Sacchetto s.r.l. provides the extended information necessary to clarify to the user what cookies are, what they do, what they are used for, what kind of cookies are present on the Website, but above all how to express your consent or denial to the storage of cookies on your terminal. (Information updated on 5\/30\/2015)<\/p>\n\n

What are cookies and what are they used for?<\/h2>\n\n

Cookies (short for “cookie”) are small text files that websites visited by users send to the user’s terminal, where they are stored before being retransmitted to the same websites on subsequent visits. Websites that use cookies generate an anonymous but encrypted identification card that they deliver to the user and read upon their return. The card may contain information regarding the user’s behavior and preferences.<\/p>\n\n

Who issues the cookies?<\/h2>\n\n

Cookies saved by the website the Data Subject is browsing are “first-party cookies” (first-party cookies). While browsing a website, the Data Subject may also receive cookies from other websites or web servers (third-party cookies). This happens because the website visited may contain elements such as images, maps, videos, sounds, or specific links to web pages on other domains (Google, YouTube, Facebook, etc.) that reside on servers other than the one hosting the requested page, but are invoked by the page itself to provide additional external services. These are called “widgets.”<\/p>\n\n

How long does a cookie last?<\/h2>\n\n

Cookies may have a duration limited to a single browsing session (session cookies), in which case they are automatically deactivated (deleted) when the user closes the browser; or they may have a predetermined expiration date, in which case they will remain stored and active on the user’s hard disk until that expiration date (permanent cookies), continuing to be used and revalued during different browsing sessions.<\/p>\n\n

Classification of cookies based on their function.<\/h2>\n\n

In general, cookies are used for various functions. The Garante<\/a> has so far identified two macro-classifications: technical cookies and profiling cookies.<\/p>\n\n

1 \u2013 Technical cookies<\/strong>. These are necessary to allow users to navigate websites and use their features, such as remembering their language preferences, remembering items selected during a purchase, and performing home banking operations (viewing bank statements, bank transfers, paying bills, etc.). These are therefore essential functions for proper operation. They are not used for other purposes and are normally installed directly by the website owner.<\/p>\n\n

2 \u2013 Profiling cookies<\/strong>. These cookies are used to track the actions of data subjects browsing websites, both to simply obtain statistics on page traffic and to build a behavioral profile of the individual data subject in order to display targeted advertisements that may be of interest to them, as they are consistent with their tastes and consumer habits. For example, after visiting an e-commerce site and searching for specific products, these may be re-proposed as an advertising offer when browsing the same website at a later time. Website owners who use cookies for profiling purposes are required to notify the Data Protection Authority.<\/p>\n\n

The second category generally also includes analytical cookies<\/strong>, generated by automatic tools associated with websites and used by their managers to obtain statistical information on the number of users who access them, how the pages are visited and the services used, etc. In many cases, the tools that generate analytical cookies reside on third-party servers (e.g.: Google Analytics<\/a> ). However, it happens that analytical cookies are considered the same as technical cookies<\/strong> when (see the clarification document from the Guarantor<\/a>):<\/p>\n\n