1) Technical cookies or even strictly necessary cookies
These cookies are temporary, strictly necessary for the functioning of the website www.bimoritaly.com and cannot be deactivated. They are generally set only in response to actions carried out by the user which constitute a request for services, such as, for example, setting privacy preferences, accessing or completing forms and forms, registering on the site to access the 'reserved area . It is possible for the user to set the browser in use to block or warn about these cookies, but this will mean that some parts of the website will not work. These cookies do not store personal information. This category of strictly necessary cookies includes analytical cookies which are assimilated to technical cookies when they are used directly by the site to collect information, in aggregate form, on the number of users and how they visit the website in question.
- Iubenda (_iub*): cookie consent management
- Shopify (_shopify*, _cart_currency): cookies necessary for browsing the site and managing the user session during the purchase phase
2) Analytical cookies
Analytical cookies, from Bimor and also from third parties, allow us to understand how the Site is used by users at the time of navigation (by way of example but not limited to, this information may concern: the number of visitors, the pages visited, the time spent on the Site, etc.). With analytical cookies, no information on the identity of users is collected, nor any personal data relating to the users themselves. The information is processed in an aggregate and anonymous manner through the use of mechanisms to partially obscure the IP and, in particular, the fourth part of the aforementioned addresses. For this reason and given the fact that third parties do not transmit analytical cookies to other third parties, they do not require the acquisition of user consent.
- Google Analytics (_ga*): access analysis
- Shopify (_tracking_consent, _y): Tracking the user on the site
3) Functional cookies
Functionality cookies allow the website www.bimoritaly.com to provide functionality and customization elements advanced. These cookies can be set by Andrea Morando or by third-party providers whose services in use have been included on the internet pages of www.andreorando.it. It is possible for the user not to allow these cookies, which means that some or all of the mentioned services may not function properly.
- Shopify (_shopify*, _s, localization): cookies necessary for browsing the site and managing the user session during the purchase phase
- Shopify (secure_customer_sig): cookie for login management
4) Profiling cookies
Profiling cookies can be set through the website www.bimoritaly.com by Andrea Morando's advertising partner companies. These cookies can be used by the aforementioned companies to create a profile of the user's interests and show relevant advertisements on other internet sites that will be used by the user in question. The personal information used is only that which refers to the identification of the browser used by the user and the internet device. Consent is required for the use of this cookie. You may not accept these cookies which will result in you receiving less personalized advertising.
- Meta (_fbc, _fbp): remarketing and acquisition of information on users who browse the site
- Shopify (_cookieconsent_status): management of consent for profiling
5) Third party cookies
The website www.bimoritaly.com uses both "first-party" cookies and tracking tools, i.e. released by BiMOR and the Site, and cookies and tracking tools released by third parties (for example: Google Analytics; social cookies network; etc.), or tools that are released and managed by parties other than Bimor.
On the Site there are buttons relating to social networks such as, for example, Facebook and Instagram. These buttons allow users who are browsing the Site to reach, by clicking on the mentioned buttons, the Andrea Morando profile present on Facebook and/or Instagram.
- Google Analytics (_ga*): access analysis
- Iubenda (_iub*): cookie consent management
- Meta (_fbc, _fbp): remarketing and acquisition of information on users who browse the site
RIGHT TO ACCEPT OR REFUSE COOKIES
The browsers used and their default settings accept the use of cookies from Andrea Morando and third-party websites. The first time a user visits the website www.b imoritaly.com the user is asked to accept or refuse cookies, as the banner, which automatically opens, indicates.
However, at each visit the user will always be able to access this information and manage their preferences by requesting it.
To manage the use of cookies it is necessary to change the settings of the browsers used. In this regard, below are the methods offered by the main browsers:
- Internet Explorer (http://windows.microsoft.com/it-it/windows7/how-to-manage-cookie-in-internet-explorer-9)
- Chrome (https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95647?hl=it ser)
- Firefox (https://support.mozilla.org/it/kb/Gesione%20dei%20cookie)
- Opera (http://help.opera.com/Windows/10.00/it/cookie.html)
- Safari (https://support.apple.com/it-it/HT201265)
It is possible that, after the deactivation of all cookies, including technical cookies, some functions of the online pages are not performed correctly.
You can also manage your cookie preferences at http://www.youronlinechoices.com .
ACCESS TO DATA
The data collected using cookies may be processed by BiMOR employees and collaborators, as authorized data subjects. The data collected using cookies will not be disclosed.
DATA TRANSFER OUTSIDE THE EUROPEAN UNION
The data collected using Google and Shopify cookies will be transferred outside the European Union (for example to the United States). The transfer will take place in compliance with all the necessary measures and precautions provided for by the applicable regulations in order to guarantee an adequate level of security and data protection, but will in no case be disclosed to undetermined subjects.
By making a request to the references indicated in the "CONTACTS" paragraph it is possible to receive more information on the transfer of data and on the guarantees provided for their protection as well as on the means to obtain such data or the place where they were made available.