Cookie policy

Cookies are small text files sent to your computer or mobile device when you visit websites. They help websites store and retrieve information about your browsing habits, allowing your experience to be personalised according to your preferences.

Session cookies: • Temporary cookies that remain in the browser until you leave the website. They do not store permanent information on your hard drive; • Used to analyse traffic patterns on the site, helping us improve content and usability; Analytics cookies: • Used to count users and measure and analyse statistically how users interact with our website; • They examine navigation on the site in order to improve the services offered; Advertising cookies: • Managed by us or third parties, they help manage advertising space on the website more effectively; • They analyse browsing habits to show advertising relevant to the user profile;

Session cookies: • Store category information to display pages faster; • Indicate whether you are currently logged in; • Session IDs on the server; • Record searches performed; • Record user consent to cookies; Third-party cookies: • Distinguish users and sessions; • Determine new visits or sessions; • Store traffic source to identify how the user reached the site; • Identify users and prevent fraudulent use of data; • Personalise advertising on publisher networks; • Remember browsing preferences such as language or region; Other uses: • Web analytics and video; • Determine which server displays information to the user; • Track active sessions; • Check whether cookies are active; • Measure user response times; • Identify visit frequency; • Determine whether it is a first visit to the website;

If you prefer not to allow cookies, you can disable them in your internet browser. However, this may prevent some features or pages from displaying correctly.

Below are instructions for configuring cookies in common browsers: Google Chrome: - Click the Google Chrome menu icon. - Select Settings. - At the bottom, click Show advanced settings. - Under “Privacy”, click Content settings. - To enable cookies, select Allow local data to be set (recommended). - To disable cookies, select Block sites from setting any data. Internet Explorer: - Open Internet Explorer from the Start button. - Click Tools, then Internet Options. - Click the Privacy tab and move the slider to block or allow cookies. Firefox: - Select Tools > Options and open the Privacy panel. - Under History, select Use custom settings for history. - To allow cookies from trusted sites, press Exceptions, enter the site address and press Allow. Safari: - Click Edit. - Select Preferences. - In the top panel, select Security. - Under Accept cookies, select Never. Opera: - Click Settings. - Select Preferences > Advanced > Cookies > Enable or disable cookies. This cookie policy will be updated periodically to reflect relevant changes.