The Website records the navigation language, selected by the User or automatically chosen by the Website starting from the browser default language. With this information the Cookie allow to maintain the preferred navagation language during the session and for a future access to the Website. The Cookie will expire in 30 days from the last access to the Website and it will be renewed for 30 days at any new access before the expiring date.

Policy and Processing Place: the only use of the Cookie takes place when the User does a new visit of the Website before 30 days from the last one. The Website verifies the existance of the Cookie and, if present, reads the last chosen language.

At the first access, made by a new User, the Website performs a geolocation reading the IP Address and records the event in a dedicated Cookie. For future accesses to the Website, the Website verifies the Cookie and, if it is set, the geolocation will not be performed again. This Cookie expires in 2 hours from the moment in which it is saved, in this way every visit and page navigation within 2 hours in not considered as a new visit. Any following visit after the 2 hours will be geolocated again and recorded as a new visit.

Policy and Processing Place: the only use of the Cookie occours if the User visits the Website before 2 hours from the first access. As already explained, the Cookie, if set, tells to the server that the geolocalitation has already been executed and to avoid it. This shorten the response and loading time of the pages.

The Website records and store any access to the private area by the registered users. In this the website keeps open the private area to the logged user at any page change and even for a new access to the Website. The private navigation session remains active until the user ''logs out''. The loggin out operation will terminate the session, closes the private area and destroies the related cookie.

Policy and Processing Place: the only use of the Cookie takes place when the User makes a new access to the Website (or navigates it changing page). The Website verifies the cookie and, if present, activates automatically (or keeps active) the private navigation session with the login credentials used by the User in the last private area visit.

The Website records, page by page, if the User have visualized and closed the short policy banner. The website, in this way, avoid to show the banner at a future reloading of the pages where the banner have been closed. The banner will eitherway be shown on top of every other page of the Website until it will be closed and the cookie will record this choice also for the new page. As a result, the User will see no banner in the pages where, time by time, the short policy banner have been closed; otherwise the banner will be visible on every other page where it has not been closed. In order to achieve this, any page have to be related to a single cookie. Any of which will expire in 15 days starting from the banner closure in the related page.

Policy and Processing Place: the only use of the cookie occurs when the User visits the Website in a page which have already been visited and where the cookie policy banner have been closed. The website at any new page loading verifies the existance of the related cookie and, only if it exists, loads the webpage without the cookie policy banner.

1. Open the Chrome Browser
2. Click on the menù which is in the toolbar beside the the navigation address bar
3. Select Settings
4. Click Show advanced settings
5. In the Privacy section, click the Content settings button
6. In the Cookies section, you can change the following cookies settings:
   • Allow cookies by default
   • Keep cookies and site data by default until you quit your browser
   • Block cookies by default
   • Make exceptions for cookies from specific websites or domains
   • Delete cookies

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1. Open the Mozilla Firefox Browser
2. Click on the menù in the browser's toolbar beside the navigation address bar
3. Select Options
4. Set Firefox will: to Use custom settings for history
5. Check mark Accept cookies from sitesto enable Cookies, and uncheck it to disable them
6. Choose how long cookies are allowed to be stored:
   • Keep until: they expire: Each cookie will be removed when it reaches its expiration date, which is set by the site that sent the cookie.
   • Keep until: I close Firefox: The cookies that are stored on your computer will be removed when Firefox is closed.
   • Keep until: ask me every time: Displays an alert every time a website tries to send a cookie, and asks you whether or not you want to store it.
7. Close the about:preferences page. Any changes you've made will automatically be saved.

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1. Open Internet Explorer
2. Click the Tools button and then Internet Options
3. Click the Privacy tab and under Settings move the slider to:
   • Block all the cookies
   • Allow all the cookies
   • Select the website to be blocked/allowed: move the slider to an intermediate position, click on Sites and in the addresses box insert the website and click Block or Allow

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1. Open Safari
2. Click Safari, select Preferences and click Privacy
3. In the section Block Cookies specify how Safari have to accept cookies.
4. To see which websites are storing cookies click on Details

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1. Open Safari iOS
2. Tap on Settings then Safari
3. Tap Block Cookies and choose between: “Always Allow”, “Allow from websites I visit”, “Allow from Current Websites Only” or “Always Block”
4. To clear cookies from Safari, tap Settings, Safari and Clear History and Website Data

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1. Open the Opera Browser
2. Click Prefereces, Avanced and Cookies
3. Select on of the following options:
   • Accept cookies: all cookies are accepted (default)
   • Accept only cookies from the site I visit: third-party cookies, for a domain outside the one you are visiting, are refused
   • Never accept cookies: all cookies are refused

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