I – Types of cookies

1. The Philmark Informatica SpA website uses cookies for a smoother and more intuitive browsing experience; cookies are small text strings used to store some information that may concern the user, his preferences, or the device used to access the internet (computer, tablet, or mobile phone) and are mainly used to adapt the operation of the site to the user’s expectations, offering a more personalized browsing experience by also memorizing previous preferences.
2. A cookie consists of a reduced set of data transferred to the user’s browser from a web server which can only be read by the server that made the transfer. It is not executable code and does not transmit viruses.
3. Cookies do not record any personal information and do not store identifiable data. If you wish, you can prevent the saving of some or all cookies. However, in this case, the use of the site and the services offered could be compromised. To proceed without changing the options relating to cookies, simply continue browsing.

The cookies used by this website are the following:

II – Technical cookies

1. Several technologies are used to store information on the user’s computer, which are then collected by websites. Among these, the best known and most used is that of HTML cookies. They are used for site navigation and to facilitate the accessing and use of the website by the user. They are necessary for the transmission of communications on the electronic network or for the supplier to provide the service requested by the customer.
   2. The settings to manage or disable cookies may vary depending on the internet browser used. In any case, the user can manage or request a general cookie deactivation or deletion by changing the settings of their internet browser. This deactivation may slow down or prevent access to some parts of the site.
   3. The use of technical cookies allows the safe and efficient use of the site.
2. Cookies which are inserted in the browser and retransmitted through Google Analytics, or the blogger statistics service or similar technologies are technical only if used to optimize the site by the owner of the site, who can collect information in aggregate form on the number of users and how they use the site. Concerning information and consent, the same rules provided for technical cookies apply to analytics cookies.
3. From the point of view of duration, temporary session cookies are automatically deleted at the end of the browsing session and are used to identify the user and therefore avoid logging in to each page visited. Permanent cookies remain active on the PC until upon expiry or cancellation by the user.
4. Session cookies may be installed to allow access and permanence as an authenticated user in the reserved area of the website.
5. They are not stored permanently but only for the duration of the navigation until the browser is closed, and then they disappear. Their use is strictly limited to the transmission of session identifiers consisting of random numbers generated by the server which are necessary to allow a safe and efficient exploration of the site.

III – Third-party cookies

1. With respect to their origin, we can distinguish two types of cookies: cookies that are sent to the browser directly from the site you are visiting and third-party ones, which are sent to your computer from other sites and not from the one you are visiting.
2. Permanent cookies are often third-party cookies.
3. Most third-party cookies consist of tracking cookies used to analyze the user’s online behavior, understand their interests and customize advertising proposals.
4. Analytical third-party cookies may be installed. They are sent from the domains of the third parties, which are external to the site.
5. Analytical third-party cookies are used to detect information on user behavior on the website of Philmark Informatica SpA. The detection takes place anonymously to monitor the site’s performance and to improve its usability. Third-party profiling cookies are used to create profiles relating to users and to propose advertising messages in line with the choices made by the users themselves.
6. The use of such cookies is regulated by the rules established by third parties themselves. Therefore, users are invited to read the privacy policies and instructions for the managing or disabling of cookies as published on the relevant web pages.

IV – Profiling cookies

1. Profiling cookies create user profiles and are used to send advertising messages in line with the preferences expressed by the user while surfing the net.
2. The user must give explicit consent for these cookies to be used.
3. Article 22 of EU Regulation 2016/679 and Article 122 of the Data Protection Code will apply.