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For more general information on cookies, please refer to the Wikipedia article on HTTP cookies (http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cookie).
Disabling Cookies
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Type of cookies used on this website
This Website utilises cookies and similar tools, being text files that are automatically exchanged with the User’s device in order to perform automatic authentication, track sessions and store specific information regarding Users who access this Website, also in order to offer personalised commercial content (known as behavioural advertising). Cookies can also be sent from Third Party websites, through the User’s navigation on sites that host them, such as this Website, being the use of Third Party services hosted on this Website through interface programs (APIs and similar).
Cookies Utilised
This website utilises technical cookies, being navigation or session cookies that guarantee normal surfing and utilisation of the website (allowing, for example, authentication for access to restricted areas).