Cookie Policy
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This document describes the types of cookies used by the Palomba & Co. website, their purposes and how the user can manage their preferences. Consent management is handled by the Cookiebot platform (Cybot A/S).
What Cookies Are
Cookies are small text files that visited websites send to the user's device, where they are stored to be retransmitted to the same sites on subsequent visits. Similar technologies (web beacons, pixels, local storage) are treated here as equivalent to cookies.
Types of Cookies Used
Strictly necessary cookies (technical)
Ensure the proper functioning of the site and access to services. They do not require the user's consent (art. 122 Italian Privacy Code).
Preference cookies
Store choices made by the user (language, region) to enhance the experience. They are activated only with prior consent.
Statistical / analytics cookies
Collect information in aggregate form on the use of the site. They are activated only with prior consent, except for anonymised tools assimilated to technical ones.
Marketing / profiling cookies
Used to track users across websites to display relevant advertising. They are activated only with explicit prior consent.
Third-Party Cookies
The site may use third-party cookies (e.g. Google, Meta, analytics providers). Such parties act as autonomous data controllers and are responsible for their own privacy notices. Further details are available in the detailed list published by Cookiebot below.
Consent Management
On first access to the site, a banner allows the user to accept, refuse or customise non-necessary cookies. The user can change or withdraw consent at any time by clicking the "Change cookie consent" link in the footer.
Browser Settings
Cookies can also be managed via the browser settings. Please note that disabling technical cookies may compromise the proper functioning of the site.
Rights of the Data Subject
For the processing of personal data deriving from the use of cookies, please refer to the Privacy Policy, which describes in detail the rights granted by arts. 15-22 GDPR and how to exercise them.