Cookie Policy

Information provided pursuant to art. 13-14 of the “Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data”

We provide this information document pursuant to art. 13-14 of EU Reg. 2016/679 in order to inform the User about the processing of “cookies” related to the use of www.data3.it website, which contains global contents that refer to the activities of DATA3 S.r.L. Informatica e Organizzazione (hereinafter “DATA3”).
In compliance with this regulation, the processing will be based on principles of correctness, lawfulness, transparency, protection of the User’s privacy and rights.
This information document explains what cookies are and how they are processed, since www.data3.it website uses cookies for various purposes.
We invite Users to consider that the www.data3.it website sometimes contains links to other websites, which this cookie policy does not cover. Visitors to our website may be directed to third-party sites to obtain more information, such as events, content promotions, supplier services. DATA3 makes no guarantees regarding the way in which thirdparty servers store or use the User’s Cookies. We recommend that Users examine the cookies policy of each third party website reached through www.data3.it.

GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT COOKIES

1. What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files that the website visited by the User sends directly to the User’s device (usually to the browser), where they are stored before being re-transmitted to the same website at the next visit by the same User (so-called ‘first-party cookies’).
While browsing a website, the User can also receive on his/her device cookies from other different websites or web servers (so-called ‘third-party cookies’). This happens because on the visited website there might be elements (e.g., images, maps, sounds, specific links to web pages of other domains), which reside on servers other than the one on which the requested page is located. In other words, these are cookies, which are set by a website other than the one the User is currently visiting.
‘Third party’ cookies include SPAM protection cookies (e.g. Google reCAPTCHA) and tracking cookies (or Analytics).
In particular, Google Analytics uses its proprietary cookies according to the privacy policy available on http://www.google.com/intl/it/policies/privacy/ for the purposes described in the following point 2. In doing this, Google can use

The User’s IP address, without associating it with any other data held by Google or trying to connect it with the User’s identity
the User’s anonymized IP address, by shortening the IP address for Users being within the borders of the European Union member states or in other countries adhering to the European Economic Area agreement. Only in exceptional cases, the IP address will be sent to Google’s servers and shortened within the United States.

Since the Data Controller cannot control the installation of cookies and other tracking systems operated by third parties through the services used within a website, any specific reference to cookies and tracking systems installed by third parties must be considered approximate. To obtain complete information, please refer to the privacy policy of any third party services.

2. What Are Cookies Used For?

The general provision of the Privacy Authority (GU No. 126 of 3 June 2014) defined two types of cookies:

Technical cookies – Necessary to allow the User to browse the website and use its features (e.g. to send a communication or use a website service) or to perform statistical research on the use of the website. These are first-party cookies, as they are conveyed directly by the website Data Controller, for the purposes described here below:

Browsing cookies – They are essential to offer an optimal browsing experience or to allow the User’s authentication on the website (functionality some websites use to allow purchases or access to a reserved area).
Functional cookies – They are useful to allow storage of some User’s preferences (e.g. language or country of origin), without having to reset them during subsequent visits.

Profiling cookies – Used to record the User’s behaviour and the preferences expressed, in order to send advertising messages in line with the User’s interests. They are generally “third party” cookies, which also include tracking cookies (or Analytics) and SPAM protection cookies:

Google Analytics uses its proprietary cookies to obtain statistical information, aggregated or not, on the number of Users who access the website and on how the website is used. Google Analytics is a Google free webanalysis tool, which allows to collect information related to the webpages visited, the time spent on the website, the way in which the website was reached. These data allow to report website trends without identifying individual Users. Google uses cookies to collect and analyze anonymous information on websites usage behaviours. Google may lso communicate this information to third parties, if this is mandatory by law or such third parties process the aforementioned information on Google’s behalf. For more information, please refer to https://www.google.it/policies/privacy/partners/.
Google reCAPTCHA is a service provided by Google for SPAM protection purposes to filter parts of traffic, messages and contents recognized as SPAM.
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3. How Long Are Cookies Stored?

Cookies will be kept for the time strictly necessary to achieve the purposes for which they were collected. In particular:

Session cookies have a duration limited to a single browsing session on the browser. They are automatically deactivated when the User closes the browser.
Permanent cookies have a pre-defined expiration date. They remain stored and active in the User’s hard disk until expiration date, continuing to collect information during different browsing sessions on the browser.

4. Is User’s Consent Required For Cookies?

Technical Cookies – The User’s prior consent is not required to install these cookies.
Other types of Cookies (e.g. Google Analytics) – To use these cookies, Users must give their consent, expressing it through the appropriate options available from the banner appearing on the first access to the website.

5. Can Cookies Be Disabled?

Technical Cookies – Most internet browsers are configured to accept cookies by default. You can disable their use or check which of them can be used or not. The most effective way to do this is to disable cookies in one’s browser.
It is advisable to read the “Help” section of your browser or https://www.aboutcookies.org/ website or the following links that describe how to manage cookies on the most common web browsers:

Google Analytics – Users can selectively disable the Google Analytics action by installing the “opt-out” component provided by Google on their browser. To disable Google Analytics action, please refer to https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout. It is also possible to annul the use of Google Analytics in relation to the use on the visited website by downloading and installing the Browser Plugin available at https://tools.google.com/.
Deleting or disabling the receipt specifically of technical cookies or deleting all cookies from the browser, however, may compromise the functionality of some website services, limit the contents of the website itself or remove the preferences set using the website. Given the complexity of identifying the cookie-based technologies and their close integration with the web operations, the User may contact the Data Controller if s/he wishes to receive further information on the use of the cookies themselves and any possible use of these performed by third parties through the website.

SPECIFIC INFORMATION ABOUT COOKIES ON www.data3.it WEBSITE

A. Introduction

www.data3.it website uses cookies to improve the User experience while browsing the site.
Cookies classified as necessary are stored in the browser as they are essential for the operations of the website’s basic functionalities.
Third-party cookies help to analyze and understand how the User uses this website. These cookies will be stored in the User’s browser only with prior consent. The User may also disable these cookies, however disabling some of these cookies may affect the browsing experience.
Before starting to browse www.data3.it, at the bottom of the page a banner informs about the use of cookies. It allows the User to accept them all by clicking the “Accept all” button, or to select which ones to accept by clicking on the “Cookie settings” button, which opens a box with the description of all cookies types with options to be selected (i.e. “Enabled” or “Disabled“) and saved by clicking on the “Accept and save” button.

B. Necessary Cookies

Expiration: 11 months – Options: Always enabled

They are set by the “GDPR Cookie Consent” plug-in. They are used to register the User’s consent for:

cookielawinfo-checkbox-analytics: Cookies of the “Analytics” category
cookielawinfo-checkbox-functional: Cookies of the “Functional” category
cookielawinfo-checkbox-necessary: Cookies of the “Necessary” category
cookielawinfo-checkbox-others: Cookies of the “Others” category
cookielawinfo-checkbox-performance: Cookies of the “Performance” category
viewed_cookie_policy: Use of cookies. It does not register any personal data

C. Third-party Cookies

Options: Disabled / Enabled

They are used to:

Functional: Help to perform some specific functions, e.g. share the website content on social media platforms, collect feedback and other third-party functionalities.
Performance: Understand and analyze the website key performance indicators, which help to provide Users with a better User experience.
Analytics: Understand how Users interact with the website. These cookies help to provide information on metrics on the Users numbers, bounce rate, traffic source, etc.
Advertising: Provide Users with relevant advertisements and marketing campaigns. These cookies track Users on the websites and collect information to provide personalized ads.
Others Other unclassified cookies: They are under analysis and have not been classified under a category yet.

D. Processing Methods

Cookies processing occurs using digital tools with a logic related to the purposes for which they were collected and for the time strictly necessary to achieve those purposes. In some cases, automated systems / processes are also used to optimize the services provided.

E. Cookies Communication

Cookies acquired through www.data3.it website may be communicated and processed by third parties, which

Operate as external Data Processors, i.e. parties authorized by contract and operating in the name and on behalf of the Data Controller. They are engaged in pursuing the purposes described above in a correct and regular manner (e.g. companies that provide processing services or that perform activities, which are instrumental to those of our company, including hosting our website)
Operate as Independent Data Controllers (e.g. Google for Analytics services)

The updated list of subjects to which data can be communicated is available from the Data Controller, by writing to data3@winpec.it.

Data communication outside the European Union is limited to Google Analytics service, for which there are adequate guarantees on extra-EU data transfer.

F. Cookies Diffusion

We exclude any form of diffusion (i.e. web publishing) for data related to cookies processed for single Users.

G. Data Subjects’ Rights

The Data Controller recognizes and guarantees the rights referred to in GDPR Regulation art. 15 and following, therefore rights of information and access, rectification, update, integration, cancellation, opposition, limitation and portability. To exercise the aforementioned rights, including the refusal of a service and the consent withdrawal, and to request any information, please send an email to data3@winpec.it.

H. Complaint To The Guarantor Authority

If you believe you have suffered a personal data breach, you can lodge a complaint with the personal data protection Guarantor through the link http://www.garanteprivacy.it/web/guest/home/docweb/-/docwebdisplay/docweb/4535524.

I. Data Controller

The Data Controller is DATA3 S.r.L. Informatica e Organizzazione, represented by the CEO Domenico Pezzolla.

J. Changes To This Policy

DATA3 reserves the right to modify this document as necessary, in line with the relevant regulation. We invite Users to check this page periodically to be updated on changes. Last update: February 2022.

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