Cookie Policy
The cookies we use
Introduction
This policy aims to explain how this website uses cookies in order to provide clear and
relevant information enabling users to make their own choices in order to control what happens when they
access the site. The policy uses the term ‘cookie’ to refer to information files that store, on the user’s
computer, the browsing carried out on the Internet in order to speed up and optimise searching, and to similar technologies
covered by the law (such as, for example, Local Shared Objects – commonly referred to as “flash cookies”, web
beacons or bugs, including transparent clear gifs). The information collected concerns data that could make it possible to
identify users / visitors through association and processing with data held by third parties (such as, for
example, IP address numbers and domain names of the computers used by people who connect to the website).
These data are used for statistical purposes only.
This document is an integral and substantial part of the Privacy Policy and of the notice contained therein,
also issued pursuant to EU Regulation no. 2016/679 (GDPR). You are therefore invited to read that document.
Applicable law
The matter is governed by European Directive 2002/58 /EC – subsequently amended by Directive 2009/136 /EC
and transposed into the national legislation of the Member States of the European Union – which requires consent to be obtained
for cookies and similar technologies.
What is a cookie
A cookie is a small text file, generally made up of letters and numbers, downloaded onto a device when the user
accesses the website. Cookies are then sent back to the originating site on each subsequent visit. Cookies are useful
because they allow a website to recognise a user’s device.
The use of cookies and similar technologies has long been commonplace, as cookies are important in the
provision of many online services. The use of these technologies is therefore not prohibited by law, but it requires that
the user be informed about cookies and be offered the possibility of accepting them or not.
Different types of cookies
Session and persistent cookies
Cookies may expire at the end of a browser session (that is, from when a user opens the browser window
until they exit the browser) or they may be stored for longer.
Session cookies – allow websites to link a user’s actions during a browser session. They
may be used for a variety of purposes, such as remembering what a user has put in their shopping basket
while browsing a site. They could also be used for security when a user accesses internet
banking or to facilitate the use of web-mail. These session cookies expire after a browser session.
The use of so-called session cookies (which, in any case, are not stored persistently on the user’s
computer and are deleted automatically as soon as the browser is closed) is strictly limited to the
transmission of data (consisting of random numbers generated by the server) which identify the specific session and
are necessary to allow safe and efficient browsing. The so-called session cookies used on this site
avoid recourse to other computer techniques that are potentially detrimental to the confidentiality of users’ browsing
on the web.
Persistent cookies – are stored on users’ devices between separate browser sessions and make it possible
to remember the user’s actions on a site. Persistent cookies may be used for a variety of
purposes, including remembering users’ preferences and choices when using a site (or in some cases
across different websites).
“First-party” and “third-party” cookies – Whether a cookie is ‘first-party’ or ‘third-party’ is strictly
connected to the website or domain that uses that particular cookie. “First-party” cookies are, in essence, the
cookies set by the same website visited by the user – that is, the site displayed in the URL window: in our
case, the cookies set by https://www.repiano.it “Third-party” cookies are cookies that are set by a
domain other than the one visited by the user: that is, cookies that are set by websites other than
https://www.repiano.it When you visited https://www.repiano.it Google Analytics set the cookie called ‘_ga’
through the domain gstatic.com , this specific cookie is a “third-party” cookie.
Data controller
Local web, as identified in the Privacy
policy, is the data controller of – and is responsible for – its own cookies only, that is, “first-party” cookies;
conversely, “third-party” cookies fall under the control of the respective companies concerned, identified
in the table contained in this document.
Consent for cookies
Some cookies are strictly necessary for the proper functioning of the Internet and do not require the user’s
consent, such as those that ensure the content of a page is loaded quickly and
effectively, the distribution of the workload across different computers, or those intended to ensure security.
Other cookies are still reasonably necessary or important, but are not strictly essential and
therefore require the user’s consent.
This site implements various techniques for collecting the user’s consent: one method is selecting the
specific box on the cookie banner published on the site’s landing page, which highlights the use of cookies.
Browser settings are another means of giving consent or, conversely, of refusing
cookies; the user can set the browser to be warned of the presence of cookies, allowing them to
decide whether or not to accept the cookies. It is also possible to refuse all cookies automatically by enabling
the relevant option in the browser.
Each browser provides instructions for this purpose.
Withdrawal of consent
Your consent to the use of cookies may be withdrawn at any time, although withdrawal could have an
impact on the functionality of the website.
Disabling cookies
Cookies are linked to the browser used and can be disabled directly from the browser, thereby
refusing/withdrawing consent to the use of cookies. Please bear in mind that disabling cookies
could prevent the proper use of some functions of the site itself. Instructions for disabling
cookies can be found on the following web pages:
Which cookies we use
In managing its website, The site uses cookies to offer services, to improve users’
experience, and to develop aggregate statistics on the data collected for various reasons.
These cookies allow us to distinguish the user of the site from others, help us to provide a good experience
when browsing our site and to improve our site.
The cookies we use are “technical” and “analytical”. They allow us to recognise and count the number of
visitors and to examine how visitors move around the website when using it. This helps us to improve
the way our site works, for example by ensuring that users easily find what they
need. To find out more about the individual analytics cookies we use and how to recognise them, please refer to
the table below.
More specifically, this website uses these types of cookies, as listed in the following table:
- Technical cookies: necessary for browsing within the site and for being able to use certain functions (for
example, to move from one page to another, etc.). - Analytical cookies: for the statistical analysis of visits to the site. The information is collected on an aggregate basis.
| DETAILS OF THE COOKIES ON THE SITE | ||||
| Type | Name | Purpose | Duration | Url |
| Technical Cookies (first-party) | Strictly necessary for proper browsing: – (displayCookieConsent) | This cookie tells the site whether to show the popup asking for consent to cookies. When the user accepts, a cookie stores the action and the popup is no longer shown |
The cookie lasts 12 months. | |
| Third-Party Cookies | Analytical Cookies: Google Analytics (__utma, __utmb, __utmc, __utmv, __utmz) | These cookies are used by Google Analytics to collect information about visitors’ use of our site, information that helps us to improve their browsing. The cookies track information anonymously and include data on the number of visitors to the site, where they came from, the time spent on the site and the pages they visited. To find out more about the processing of cookies, we invite you to visit Google’s website. https://www.google.com/intl/it/policies/technologies/types/ |
The longest-lasting cookie expires 2 years after the last visit to the website. Others are deleted after 6 months, after 30 minutes and when the browser is closed. |
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| Third-Party Cookies | Performance and Functionality Cookies: Google Maps (APISID, GAPS, HSID, NID, OGP, OGPC, PREF, SAPISID, SID, SNID, SSID) |
These cookies are used by Google Maps to store the user’s preferences and information when they wish to locate premises or points of sale on the maps automatically generated by Google and embedded in the website. They are used only on pages where Google maps are shown. |
Most of the cookies expire 10 years after your last visit to a page containing a Google map. |
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| Third-Party Cookies | Performance and Functionality Cookies : Youtube (SID, LOGIN_INFO, use_hotbox, PREF, SSID, HSID, watched_video_id_list, __utma, __utmz, demographics, VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE) |
Google sets a number of cookies on any page that includes a Youtube video. Although we have no control over the cookies set by Google, they appear to include a mix of pieces of information to measure the number and behaviour of YouTube users, including information that links visits to our website with your Google account, if you are signed in to one. Information about your use of our site, including your IP address, may be transmitted to Google and stored on Google’s servers. This cookie does not identify you personally unless you are signed in to Google, in which case it is linked to your Google account. |
Most of the cookies expire 10 years after your last visit to a page containing a Youtube video; some expire sooner. |
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| Third-Party Cookies | Profiling or Advertising Cookies : Google (APISID, CONSENT, HSID, NID, SAPISID, SID, SSID) | This set of cookies relates to Google’s advertising campaigns and is generated to identify the user’s behaviour after viewing a piece of content. |
Most of the cookies expire 10 years after your last visit to a page containing a Youtube video; some expire sooner. |
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| Third-Party Cookies | Profiling or Advertising Cookies : doubleclick.net (DSID, IDE, id) | These cookies are associated with DoubleClick, Google’s Publishers service, and their main purposes are to record the performance of the advertising campaigns activated by the user. The cookies may be activated on only some or on all of the pages of the website. |
The cookies last 2 months, 3 days and 4 days. | Link |
Some of the cookies used are third-party cookies. The process of obtaining consent for these cookies is more
complex, but we do everything possible to provide users with the right information and to allow them to
make informed choices about what is stored on their device.
For this reason, the company provides the addresses of those third parties to whom requests may be addressed or, failing that, sets out
here how to remove the cookies you do not wish to accept.
Scope of circulation and retention of data
Data on web contacts are not retained for longer than seven days, except in the event of any
investigation of computer crimes against the site. No data deriving from the web service will be communicated or disseminated
to unspecified recipients.
Updates to the cookie policy
The cookie policy of our Site may be updated periodically, so we recommend that you consult
this document each time you access the Site, in order to be properly informed about how and why we use
cookies.
Further information on cookies
For further information on the cookies installed through this Site, you may contact the following
e-mail address: [email protected]
Date of last revision
Date of last revision: 14-03-2022