Cookie Policy

With reference to art. 122, paragraph 2, of Legislative Decree 196/2003 and following the simplified procedures for providing information and obtaining consent for the use of cookies published in the Official Gazette no. 126 of June 3, 2014, and the related record of measures no. 229 of May 8, 2014, it is declared that:

1. The website www.parchialpicozie.it (hereinafter "Site") uses cookies to offer its services to Users while browsing its pages. The data controller is Ente di gestione delle aree protette delle Alpi Cozie (contact information at the bottom of each page).
2. The information is valid only for the Site and any related second and third-level domains, and not for other sites accessible via links.
3. If the user does not consent to the use of cookies, by not explicitly accepting navigation cookies, or by specific configurations of the browser used or the related computer programs used to browse the pages on the Site, or by modifying the settings in the use of third-party services used within the Site, the browsing experience may be affected, and some functionalities may not be available.
4. The Site DOES NOT use direct (first-party cookie) user profiling cookies.
5. The Site DOES NOT allow the sending of third-party profiling cookies (third-party cookies).
6. The Site uses only technical cookies directly to store session parameters and thus facilitate navigation for users.
7. The Site may use third-party technical cookies (not all services are necessarily active):

   • Cookierulez
     The Site uses the cookierulez service to allow the user to accept the privacy policy and use of cookies. If you consent to the use of cookies, a cookie named cookierulez is written to remember the user's choice.
     
     Privacy Policy

   • Cookie Script
     The Site uses the Cookie Script service for accepting the use of cookies. If you consent to the use of cookies, an additional technical cookie named cookiescriptaccept will be written to remember your choice in the future.
     
     Privacy Policy

8 - This page can be accessed via a link present on all pages of the Site.

9 - By denying consent to the use of cookies, no cookies will be written to the user's device, except for the technical session cookie. It will still be possible to browse the Site, but some parts of it may not function correctly.

But... what are cookies?

Cookies are files or data packets that can be saved on the user's computer (or other device enabled for internet browsing, such as a smartphone or tablet) when visiting a website. Usually, a cookie contains the name of the internet site from which the cookie originates, the cookie's duration (i.e., the time the cookie will remain stored on the device), and a content (number, string, etc.) that allows it to perform its function.
For more information, visit the website in English aboutcookies.org.

What are cookies used for?

Cookies are used to simplify navigation and better adapt the website to user needs. Cookies can also be used to help speed up the user's future experiences and activities on other websites and are used to compile anonymous aggregated statistics that help understand how users utilize sites in order to help improve the structure and content of these sites.

Types of Cookies

Technical Cookies are cookies used for navigation purposes or to provide a service requested by the user. They are not used for other purposes and are normally installed directly by the website manager being navigated. Without the use of such cookies, some operations could not be performed or would be more complex and/or less secure (e.g., cookies that allow for user identification within the session).

Profiling Cookies are cookies used to track the user's browsing activities online and create profiles based on their preferences, habits, choices, etc. With these cookies, advertising messages aligned with the user's preferences expressed during online browsing can be transmitted to the user's terminal.

First-Party Cookies are cookies generated and used directly by the website manager being visited by the user.

Third-Party Cookies are cookies generated and managed by subjects other than the website manager being visited by the user (usually based on a contract between the website owner and the third party).

Session Cookies and Persistent Cookies While the difference between a first-party cookie and a third-party cookie concerns the entity controlling the initial sending of the cookie to your device, the difference between a session cookie and a persistent cookie relates to the duration for which a cookie operates. Session cookies are cookies that typically last until you close your internet browser. When you finish your browser session, the cookie expires. Persistent cookies, as the name implies, are permanent cookies and continue to operate after you have closed your browser.

How Can I Control My Browser's Cookie Management?

All modern browsers provide the ability to control privacy settings, including regarding the use of cookies. In particular, the user can control the general behavior of the browser towards cookies (e.g., instructing it to NOT accept them in the future), view and/or delete already installed cookies.