The cookie of this website
Cookie Policy
This policy, together with the Privacy Policy, outlines certain management rules on our website www.marinademetra.it, including the use of user information.
In particular, this section provides information regarding the cookies active on the site and how they are employed. The Cookie Policy (or “Extended Information on the Use of Cookies”) presented below, concerning the use of cookies on the website, is provided to the user in compliance with the Provision of the Italian Data Protection Authority (Garante per la protezione dei dati personali) titled “Identification of Simplified Methods for Providing Information and Obtaining Consent for the Use of Cookies”, and in accordance with additional clarifications and guidelines issued by the same Authority and the competent European Authorities (see Guidelines on Cookies and Other Tracking Tools – June 10, 2021, et seq.).
WHAT ARE COOKIES
A “cookie” is a small text file installed by certain websites on a user’s computer when they access a specific site or use certain services offered by that site.
Its purpose is to store and carry information. Cookies are sent from a web server (the computer on which the visited site is running) to the user’s browser (Internet Explorer, Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, etc.) and stored on the user’s device. For more information and to learn more about cookies in general, you can visit.
www.allaboutcookies.org
WHAT ARE THEY USED FOR
In general, cookies can be used for various purposes, such as monitoring how visitors use the site, improving page navigation, allowing users to set personal preferences on the sites they visit, protecting user security, and displaying advertisements based on visitors’ interests.
TYPES OF COOKIES AND THEIR PURPOSES
In general, and according to common terminology, cookies can have different characteristics that allow them to be classified based on:
Duration on the user’s device: in this case, they are referred to as session/temporary cookies or persistent cookies;
Origin: in this case, they are referred to as first-party cookies (sent to the browser directly by the site being visited) or third-party cookies (sent to the browser by other sites, not the one being visited);
Purpose: in this case, in line with the regulations of the Italian Data Protection Authority, they are referred to as technical cookies, analytical/identifying cookies, or profiling cookies.
According to this classification, a single cookie can have multiple characteristics at once-for example, it can be a persistent cookie, originating from a third party, and intended for profiling purposes.
DURATION OF STORAGE
Session/temporary cookies:
These are not stored permanently and only remain for the duration of the browsing session. This means they are automatically deleted from the user’s device once the user leaves the website and closes their browser.
Persistent cookies:
These are stored on the user’s device until they are deleted by the user or until they reach their preset expiration date. They are therefore not automatically deleted when the user leaves the website.
ORIGIN
First-party cookies: These are cookies issued by the website being visited; the site corresponds to the address entered by the user (the website displayed in the URL bar).
Third-party cookies: These are cookies issued by a website different from the one being visited by the user.
PURPOSE
Technical cookies
These cookies are essential for navigating the website and using certain specific features. They can be subdivided into:
Navigation/communication/performance cookies
These ensure normal website navigation and usability (for example, enabling a purchase or logging in to access restricted areas). If these cookies are blocked, the site may no longer function properly.“Strictly necessary” cookies (functionality/preferences/location/session state)
These allow the website to store information that modifies its behavior or appearance (preferred language, text and font size, geographic location). If blocked, the browsing experience will be less functional but not compromised. These cookies allow the site to remember user choices (e.g., language preference, content interests, etc.) and provide the customized functionalities selected by the user, enhancing the browsing experience. In some cases, these cookies may also be used to offer online services (e.g., a live chat service) or to prevent offering services the user previously declined.
• Analytical cookies
Analytical cookies are used to allow web services to collect information regarding user access, such as the number of visitors to the site, the duration of their visit, and which parts of the site they visit. These cookies can be either first-party or third-party.
Third-party statistical/analytics cookies without identifying power
(With IP masking and no cross-referencing with other data held by the third party).
In accordance with current legislation, these cookies can be treated as technical cookies because they meet the following conditions: adoption of measures that reduce the identifying power of the cookies through IP masking; the third party commits to using these cookies solely to provide the service, storing them separately, and not “enriching” or cross-referencing them with other information it holds.Third-party statistical/analytics cookies with identifying power
These cookies are used to collect information and generate statistics on website usage to understand how visitors interact with the site. These cookies are considered highly identifying when the following conditions are not simultaneously met: (i) no measures are taken to reduce the identifying power of the cookies (e.g., masking significant portions of the IP); (ii) the third party cross-references the information contained in the cookies with other data it already possesses.
SOCIAL WIDGETS AND COMMAND BUTTONS
Social Widgets/Command Buttons are special “buttons,” often represented as graphic icons (e.g., social network icons such as Facebook, Instagram, YouTube…), that allow users browsing the site to perform an action or command (e.g., “Like”) by interacting with the social network directly via a click.
By clicking on Social Widgets/Command Buttons, users can share the website content on their social profiles, enabling the publication and display on the site of content coming from the social network itself.
For information regarding the purpose, type, and methods of collection, processing, use, and storage of personal data by the social network platform, as well as how to exercise your rights, please refer to the specific Privacy Policy of the social network (Privacy Policy – Facebook, Privacy Policy – Instagram, Privacy Policy – YouTube).
WHICH COOKIES WE USE AND HOW TO MANAGE OR DELETE COOKIES
Our website uses different types of cookies and similar technologies, each serving a specific purpose. Users can navigate the site without cookies, but the browsing experience may not be optimal.
The site uses the CMP (Cookie Management Platform) system provided by CookieYes – DPA – through which it is possible to detect and save users’ preferences regarding the collection, use, and processing of their personal information, as required by applicable law.
For details about the cookies used, please refer to the banner displayed when opening the website, which provides detailed information. Users can always review previously given consents by clicking on the icon located in the footer of each page.
The following sections list the categories of cookies used and their purposes:
Navigation cookies
Navigation cookies ensure normal browsing and usability of the website. They are technical cookies, therefore necessary for the website’s proper functioning, improving navigation quality and usability, helping to make the site accessible by enabling basic functions such as page navigation and remembering user consent preferences. They also ensure correct website operation and security. The website cannot function properly without these cookies. These cookies do not collect personal information, and therefore do not require consent.
Functional cookies
Functional cookies enhance the browsing experience, making the site more convenient and personalized. While not strictly necessary for basic site functionality, they allow us to offer additional features. For example, a functional cookie can remember language preferences or the user’s region, save display settings (e.g., text size), remember if a form has already been filled out or a survey completed, so it is not repeated. These cookies help us personalize the user experience. Identified providers include YouTube (Google – third party), so the data collected may be subject to transfers outside the EU. [YouTube Privacy Policy]
Analytical and statistical cookies
The site uses analytical/statistical cookies to collect and process statistical analyses of user browsing behavior on the site, including the number of visits, pages visited, or clicks on a page during navigation. The information generated is used to create reports on website usage, to improve usability, functionality, interface, and communication. The site processes the results of these analyses anonymously and solely for statistical purposes. Providers identified include Google and Meta (third parties), so the data collected may be subject to transfers outside the EU. [Google Analytics Privacy Policy] [Meta Cookie Policy]
Advertising cookies
Advertising (marketing) cookies are generally used to track visitors across websites to present advertisements that are relevant and engaging to the individual user, providing greater value to publishers and third-party advertisers. They are used to understand users’ preferences in order to display targeted content during navigation based on prior visits. For example, they may store information such as playback settings, explicit choices related to autoplay, random playback, and player size. The website uses third-party technologies to manage preferences, improve user experience, and link information about website visits with other data from third-party user accounts who have consented to such associations for ad personalization. This information may include the user’s location, search history, data from collaborating sites, and is used to provide aggregated and anonymous insights about cross-device behavior. Providers include YouTube (Google – third party), so data collected may be subject to transfers outside the EU. [YouTube Privacy Policy]
Other third-party requests
Third-party requests are requests a website makes to load content from third-party domains. The connection may be a subdomain of the website or an unrelated domain. While some third-party requests are necessary for website functionality (e.g., content loaded from a content delivery network such as fonts), other requests are used to display advertisements, social media buttons, tracking scripts, or other content. Our website uses content services provided by Google (googletagmanager, fonts.googleapis.com).
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If none of the browsers listed above are used, it is still possible to select the “cookies” option in the relevant section of your browser’s help guide to find out where the folder for managing them is located.
The sections below provide details of the cookies applied to the website being visited by the user, updated in real time, along with the option to modify and/or revoke consent.
NECESSARY COOKIES
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FUNCTIONAL COOKIES
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ADVERTISING COOKIES
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ANALYTICAL COOKIES
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