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Cookie Policy
Use of cookies
iclo.eu or the “Website” uses Cookies to make its services simple and efficient for the users who view the pages of iclo.eu.
Users who view the Site will see minimum amounts of information inserted into the devices they are using, whether computers and mobile devices, in small text files called “cookies” that are saved in the directories used by the User’s web browser.
There are various types of cookies, some to make the use of the Site more efficient, others to enable certain features.
By analyzing them in a detailed way, our cookies allow us to:
- remembering the preferences entered
- avoid re-entering the same information several times during the visit, such as username and password
- analyze the use of the services and content provided by iclo.eu to optimize the browsing experience and the services offered
Types of Cookies used by iclo.eu
Next, we will discuss the various types of cookies used by iclo.eu based on the purposes of use.
Technical Cookies
This type of cookie allows the proper functioning of certain sections of the Site. They fall into two categories: persistent and session:
- Persistent: once the browser is closed they are not destroyed but remain until a preset expiration date.
- of sessions: they are destroyed every time the browser is closed
These cookies, always sent from our domain, are necessary to correctly display the site and, in relation to the technical services offered, they will therefore always be used and sent, unless the user changes the settings in their browser (thus interfering with the display of the site’s pages).
Analytical cookies
The cookies in this category are used to collect information about the use of the site. iclo.eu will use this information for anonymous statistical analysis in order to improve the use of the Site and to make the content more interesting and relevant to the user’s wishes. This type of cookie collects data in an anonymous form about the user’s activity and how they arrived on the Site. Analytical cookies are sent by the Site itself or by third-party domains.
Analysis cookies from third-party services
These cookies are used to collect information on the use of the Site by users in an anonymous form, such as: pages visited, time spent, traffic sources, geographic origin, age, gender and interests, for the purposes of marketing campaigns. These cookies are sent from domains external to the Site.
Cookies to integrate third-party software products and functions
This type of cookie integrates functionality developed by third parties within the pages of the Site, such as icons and preferences expressed in social networks, for the purpose of sharing the content of the site or for the use of third-party software services (such as software to generate maps and additional software that offer additional services). These cookies are sent from third-party domains and partner sites that offer their functionality among the pages of the Site.
Profiling cookies
These are cookies necessary to create user profiles in order to send advertising messages in line with the preferences expressed by the user within the pages of the Site.
iclo.eu, according to current regulations, is not required to request consent for technical and analytics cookies, as they are necessary to provide the requested services.
For all other types of cookies, the consent can be expressed by the User in one or more of the following ways:
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- Through specific configurations of the browser used or the related computer programs used to navigate the pages that make up the Site.
- By modifying the settings in the use of third-party services.
Both of these solutions could prevent the user from using or viewing parts of the Site.
Third-party websites and services
The Site may contain links to other websites that have their own privacy policy that may differ from the one adopted by iclo.eu and that consequently is not responsible for these sites.
Cookies used by iclo.eu
Following is the list of technical and analytics cookies used by this website:
- __uvt (persistent cookie, necessary for the third-party service Google Webmaster Tools)
- __unam (persistent cookie, necessary for the third-party service Google Webmaster Tools)
- cookie_notice_accepted (persistent cookie, necessary to store the consent to the use of cookies)
- dot_irecommendthis (persistent cookie, necessary to know if a user has already expressed their opinion on an article)
- gf_display_empty_fields (persistent cookie, necessary to display the empty fields of the forms)
- PHPSESSID (Session cookies, necessary to identify the individual session of a user.)
- pmpro_visit (Session cookie, necessary to calculate the number of reads.)
- PREF (persistent, requested by Google)
- NID (persistent, requested by Google)
- datr (persistent, requested by Facebook)
- fr (persistent, requested by Facebook)
- local it_IT (persistent, requested by Facebook)
- lu (persistent, requested by Facebook)
How to disable cookies through browser settings
Chrome
- Run the Chrome Browser
- Click on the settings menu present in the browser toolbar next to the URL input window for navigation
- Select Settings
- Click on Show Advanced Settings
- In the “Privacy” section, click on the “Content settings“ button“
- In the “Cookies” section you can change the following settings related to cookies:
- Allowing the saving of data locally
- Modify local data only until the browser is closed
- Prevent sites from setting cookies
- Block third-party cookies and site data
- Managing exceptions for certain websites
- Deletion of one or all cookies
For more information, visit the Dedicated page.
Mozilla Firefox
- Run the Mozilla Firefox browser
- Click on the settings menu present in the browser toolbar next to the URL input window for navigation
- Select Options
- Select the Privacy panel
- Click on Show Advanced Settings
- In the “Privacy” section, click on the “Content settings“ button“
- In the “Tracking” section, you can modify the following cookie settings:
- Ask the sites not to perform any tracking
- Communicate to the sites your willingness to be tracked
- Do not communicate any preference regarding the tracking of personal data
- From the “Timeline” section you can:
- By enabling “Use custom settings”, select to accept third-party cookies (always, from the most visited sites or never) and to store them for a certain period (until their expiration date, when Firefox closes or when you ask to be prompted each time).
- Remove the individual cookies stored
For more information, visit the Dedicated page.
Internet Explorer
- Run the Internet Explorer Browser
- Click on the Tools button and choose Internet Options
- Click on the Privacy tab and in the Settings section, change the scroll device according to the desired action for cookies:
- Block all cookies
- Allow all cookies
- Selection of sites from which to obtain cookies: move the cursor to an intermediate position so that not all cookies are blocked or allowed; then press Sites in the Address Web Site box and enter a website, and then press Block or Allow.
For more information, visit the Dedicated page.
Safari 6
- Run the Safari Browser
- Click on Safari, select Preferences and press Privacy
- In the Block Cookies section, specify how Safari should accept cookies from websites.
- To view which sites have stored cookies, click on Details
Safari iOS (mobile devices)
- Run the iOS Safari Browser
- Tap on Settings and then Safari
- Click on “Block Cookies” and choose from the various options: “Never”, “Third parties and advertisers” or “Always”
- To delete all cookies stored by Safari, tap Settings, then Safari, and finally on Delete Cookies and Data
For more information, visit the Dedicated page.
Opera
- Run the Opera Browser
- Click on Preferences, then Advanced, and finally on Cookies
- Select one of the following options:
- Accepts all cookies
- Accept cookies only from the site you are visiting: third-party cookies and those sent from a domain other than the one you are visiting will be rejected.
- Never accept cookies: all cookies will never be saved
For more information, visit the Dedicated page.
How to disable third-party service cookies
This page is visible, via a link at the bottom of all the pages of the Site, in accordance with Article 122, second paragraph, of Legislative Decree 196/2003 and following the simplified procedures for informing and obtaining consent for the use of cookies published in Official Gazette No. 126 of 3 June 2014 and the related record of measures No. 229 of 8 May 2014.





