What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files, often containing a unique and anonymous identifier, that are sent to your browser and stored on your hard drive. Specifically, when you visit our website, it sends a request to your computer for permission to store these files in a dedicated section of your hard drive.

These tools can collect some of your information, such as the date, time, and pages visited, as well as the time spent on our site.

Cookies are categorized into first-party and third-party cookies. First-party cookies are installed directly by us, while third-party cookies are installed by an entity other than us.

Types of Cookies

Essential Cookies:

These cookies are active only during the current session and temporarily store the necessary information to navigate from one page to another without having to re-enter data. Their use is strictly limited to transmitting session identifiers (consisting of random numbers generated by the server) required for secure and efficient website navigation. The session cookies used on this site do not allow the acquisition of your personal data.

Functional Cookies:

These cookies are used to store your customizations and are strictly limited to ensuring the website operates correctly. They do not record any information that could identify an individual visitor.

Analytical Cookies:

These are third-party cookies (e.g., Google Analytics) that allow us to calculate the aggregate number of visits to the website and identify the most popular sections. They track and collect data about your activity on our website, which may include your IP address, browser used, preferences, date and time of access to the webpage, time spent on the site, and the websites visited immediately before and after ours.

This process provides feedback on site usage, allowing us to improve navigation.

Advertising Cookies:

These are third-party cookies that help identify your preferences and record information about your visit to our website to conduct market research, even in an aggregated form, and provide you with targeted advertisements.

Cookie Table

Cookie names Type of cookie First or Third party Can be blocked Session or Persistent Expiry Time Purpose

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