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Phone +39.055.642259 Fax +39.055.643044
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Disclosure statement according to Art. 13 of the Legislative Decree 196/2003
Dear Sir/Madam,
We wish to inform you that the Legislative Decree no. 196 of 30 June 2003 (“Code regarding the Protection of Personal Data”) provides for the protection of persons and other individuals in relation to the processing of personal data.
In accordance with to the aforementioned law, such treatment will be based on principles of correctness, lawfulness transparency and protection of your privacy and your rights.
You can exercise your rights, at any time, and without any special measures, with the Data Controller, in accordance with Article 7 of the Legislative Decree 196 / 2003.
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Cookies can always be turned off (opt-out) even when they are anonymous, in other words, they do not collect personal information that can lead to user identification (e.g. IP address). To this end it is emphasized that browser data eventually identified (personally identifiable information: PII) through a cookie cannot be traced back to the user and are not collected. Session cookies instead are mainly used in the process of authentication, authorization and navigation services that are accessed via a recording.
