A “cookie” is a small file that is stored on the user’s computer and allows us to recognize the user. Cookies help us improve the quality of our website by allowing us to track which pages our users find useful and which they do not.

Cookies are essential to the functioning of the Internet, providing countless benefits in the delivery of interactive services and making it easier for you to navigate and use our website. Please note that cookies cannot harm your device, and having them enabled helps us identify and resolve errors.

The information provided below will help you understand the different types of cookies:

• Session cookies: These are temporary cookies that remain in your browser’s cookie file until you leave the website, so none are stored on the user’s hard drive. The information collected through these cookies is used to analyze website traffic patterns. Ultimately, this allows us to provide a better user experience by improving the content and making the website easier to use.
• Persistent cookies: These are stored on your hard drive, and our website reads them every time you visit. A persistent cookie has a specific expiration date. The cookie will stop working after that date.

Below is a list of the main cookies used on our website, categorized as follows:

• Strictly necessary cookies such as those that serve for proper navigation or those that allow services requested by the user or cookies that serve to ensure that the content of the website loads efficiently.
• Third-party cookies, such as those used by social networks or external content plugins.
• Analytical cookies: For routine maintenance purposes, and in order to ensure the best possible service for users, websites typically use “analytical” cookies to collect statistical data on user activity.

Additional Guarantees – Cookie Management:

As an additional safeguard to those described above, the use of cookies may be subject to your consent during the installation or update of the browser you use, and this consent may be revoked at any time through the available content and privacy settings.

Many browsers allow you to enable a private mode that deletes cookies after each visit. Depending on the browser, this private mode may have different names. Below is a list of the most common browsers and the different names for this “private mode”:

Internet Explorer 8 and later; InPrivate Safari 2 and later; Opera Private Browsing 10.5 and later; Firefox Private Browsing 3.5 and later; Google Chrome Private Browsing 10 and later; Incognito

Important: Please read carefully the help section of your browser to learn more about how to activate the “private mode”. You can still visit our website even if your browser is in “private mode” although your navigation on our website may not be optimal and some utilities may not work properly.

LIST AND DESCRIPTION OF THE COOKIES WE USE ON THE WEBSITE:

The table below provides an overview of the cookies we use on our website: