INFORMATIONAL COOKIES

1 – Information relating to the site’s cookie policy

1. This section contains information relating to the cookie policy of the site https://maisoncilento.it, owned by Maison Cilento di Valentina D’Angiolillo, in reference to the use of cookies by the user.

2. This document is an integral part of the Privacy Policy of the site https://maisoncilento.it/privacy-policy and of the information contained therein provided to interested parties pursuant to the General Data Protection Regulation, EU Regulation no. 679/2016, of the code regarding the protection of personal data, Legislative Decree of 30 June 1993, no. 196 and subsequent amendments, and of the “Guidelines for cookies and other tracking tools – 10 June 2021”, Official Journal no. 163 of 9 July 2021.

3. The information is provided exclusively for cookies present within the site https://maisoncilento.it and not for cookies present on external sites reachable through links present within the site itself.

4. The cookie policy may be periodically updated, so it is advisable to consult this document each time you access the site, in order to be correctly informed on how and why cookies are used.

2 – Data controller

1. The data controller is the natural or legal person, public authority, service or other body which, alone or jointly with others, determines the purposes and means of the processing of personal data. It also deals with security profiles.

2. The data controller for this website is: Maison Cilento di Valentina D’Angiolillo, and for any clarification or exercise of the user’s rights, you can contact them at the following email address: info@maisoncilento.it.

3 – Cookies

1. The use of cookies occurs in compliance with the relevant European legislation (directive 2009/136/CE amended directive 2002/58/CE “E Privacy”) and national legislation (Provision of the Guarantor for the protection of personal data of 8 May 2014 and subsequent clarifications as well as Guidelines on cookies and other tracking tools of 10 June 2021 n.231).

4 – Types of Cookies

1. The website https://maisoncilento.it uses cookies to make the user’s browsing experience easier and more intuitive: cookies are small strings of text used to store some information that may concern the user, his preferences or the device used to access the Internet (computer, tablet or mobile phone) and are mainly used to adapt the operation of the website to the user’s expectations, offering a more personalized browsing experience and memorizing the choices made previously.

2. A cookie is a small set of data transferred to the user’s browser from a web server and can only be read by the server that made the transfer. It is not executable code and does not transmit viruses.

3. Cookies do not record any personal information and any identifiable data will not be stored. If you wish, you can prevent the saving of some or all cookies. However, in this case the use of the site and the services offered could be compromised. To proceed without changing the options relating to cookies, simply continue browsing.

4. This website may use, also in combination with each other, the following types of cookies classified according to the indications of the Privacy Guarantor and the Opinions issued in the European context by the Working Group pursuant to art. 29 of the GDPR:

• Session, are cookies that are not stored persistently on the user’s computer and are deleted when the browser is closed, are strictly limited to the transmission of session identifiers necessary to allow safe and efficient exploration of the site, avoiding the use of other computer techniques potentially prejudicial to the privacy of users’ navigation.

• Persistent cookies are those that remain stored on the computer’s hard drive until they expire or are deleted by users/visitors. Through persistent cookies, visitors who access the site (or any other users who use the same computer) are automatically recognized at each visit. Visitors can set their computer’s browser to accept/refuse all cookies or to display a warning each time a cookie is proposed, in order to evaluate whether to accept it or not. The user can, however, change the default configuration and disable cookies (i.e. block them permanently), by setting the highest level of protection.

• Technical cookies are used to authenticate, to use multimedia content such as flash player or to allow the choice of navigation language. In general, it is therefore not necessary to acquire the user’s prior and informed consent. This category also includes cookies used to statistically analyze accesses/visits to the site only if used exclusively for statistical purposes and through the collection of information in aggregate form.

• Profiling and marketing cookies. Their use on users’ terminals is prohibited if they have not been adequately informed and have not given valid consent according to the opt-in technique. These types of cookies can, in turn, be grouped according to the functions they perform in:

a) Analytics. These are cookies used to collect and analyze statistical information on access/visits to the website. In some cases, associated with other information such as credentials entered to access reserved areas (your email address and password), they can be used to profile the user (personal habits, sites visited, downloaded content, types of interactions performed, etc.).

b) Widgets, this category includes all those graphic components of a program’s user interface, which have the purpose of facilitating the user in interacting with the program itself. For example, widgets include Facebook and Twitter cookies.

c) Advertising, this category includes cookies used to advertise within a site. Google, Tradedoubler fall into this category.

5 – Technical cookies

1. Technical cookies are those used for the sole purpose of “carrying out the transmission of a communication on an electronic communications network, or to the extent strictly necessary for the provider of an information society service explicitly requested by the subscriber or user to provide such service” (see art. 122, paragraph 1, of the Privacy Code).

2. Technical cookies do not require the prior consent of the user. They are used to enable the operation of the site and/or to provide the User with a service or function that the User has expressly requested. Cookies therefore guarantee normal navigation and use of the Sites, also allowing the preferences expressed by the User to be saved and thus optimised. The Sites use both first-party and third-party technical cookies.

3. The technical cookies actually used by the site, or that could be used by the site, are divided into:

• “user input” cookies: session cookies used to track the data provided by the user by filling in the appropriate online forms (for example the forms present during the purchase process for entering the shipping or billing address) or, as happens in the case of the shopping cart, to remember the items that the user has selected and placed in the cart, by clicking on the appropriate button;

• authentication cookies: cookies used to identify the user after logging in and allow him/her to authenticate and access the content and/or functions for which such log-in is necessary (e.g. purchase, access to the Personal Area);

• other functionality cookies: cookies that are used to activate specific functions of the Sites and to memorise the choices made by the User regarding the display of the pages of the Sites;

• “cookie Consent”: cookie that documents the User’s consent to the installation of profiling cookies by completing one of the actions described in the banner/brief information, recognizes the User upon second access to the site so as not to request consent to the installation of cookies again and has a duration of 12 months.

6 – Third-party cookies

1. In relation to the origin, a distinction is made between cookies sent to the browser directly from the site you are visiting and third-party cookies sent to the computer from other sites and not from the one you are visiting.

2. Permanent cookies are often third-party cookies. Most third-party cookies are tracking cookies used to identify online behavior, understand interests and therefore customize advertising proposals for users.

7 – Analytical cookies

1. Analytical cookies are used to collect statistical information, in aggregate or non-aggregate form, on the number of users accessing a service.

2. The analytical cookies used by the Company are third-party cookies, as they are not directly conveyed by us but by third parties and therefore are not installed directly by the Company but by third parties.

3. The platforms that release this type of cookie are:

Google Analytics: Privacy Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy?hl=it Opt out: https://www.google.com/settings/ads/onweb/optout?hl=it

4. Third-party analytics cookies are installed without the user’s prior consent, because they are less invasive as they are anonymized, as third parties cannot access disaggregated analytics data at IP address level.

5. The user can block the installation of analytics cookies at any time, without compromising the possibility of visiting the site of origin or using the service of https://maisoncilento.it in any way. To find out how to do this, carefully read the third-party cookie policies by following the links in the table above.

8 – Profiling cookies

1. Profiling cookies are those that create profiles relating to the user and are used to send advertising messages in line with the preferences expressed by the user while browsing the internet.

2. Profiling cookies are used to create a user profile, based on the preferences and tastes of the user that are shown while browsing the Internet, and to display advertising messages consistent with his profile. In this way, the advertising messages that the user will see will be those of greatest interest.

3. When these types of cookies are used, the user must give explicit consent, which will appear in the banner as soon as the user enters the site.

3. Article 22 of Regulation (EU) 2016/679 and Article 122 of the Data Protection Code, and provision no. 231 of 10 June 2021 of the Privacy Guarantor will apply.

9 – How to disable cookies

1. On your first visit to our Site, you can accept all cookies by clicking on the “OK” button or the “X” (closing) button on the banner or on any element of the web page outside the banner itself.

2. In any other case and at each subsequent visit to the Site, by clicking on the “Cookie Policy” link at the bottom of the homepage of our Site, you can access this information and deny consent to the installation of cookies.

3. It is possible to disable cookies based on the browser used. Given that most browsers are programmed to accept cookies automatically, the user may choose not to receive them, especially in cases where the third party involved has not correctly provided the possibility of opt-out, by accessing the browser settings and disabling their use, according to the procedures described at the following addresses:

Microsoft Windows Explorer: https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows/delete-and-manage-cookies-168dab11-0753-043d-7c16-ede5947fc64d#ie=ie-11

Google Chrome: https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95647?hl=it

Mozilla Firefox: https://support.mozilla.org/it/kb/Gestione%20dei%20cookie

Apple Safari: https://support.apple.com/it-it/guide/safari/sfri11471/mac

Opera: https://help.opera.com/en/latest/web-preferences/#cookies

4. If your browser is not present, you can refer to the information on cookies provided by the browser itself. If you use a mobile phone, consult the manual for further information.

5. After disabling cookies through your browser settings, please remember to always use the same settings to delete any cookies already present before disabling them.

6. The deactivation of third-party cookies is also possible through the methods made available directly by the third-party company responsible for said processing, as indicated in the links provided in the “third-party cookies” paragraph.

7. To obtain information on the cookies stored on your terminal and to deactivate them individually, please refer to www.youronlinechoices.com.

8. Once on the site, by accessing the “Your choices” area you can: view the list of third-party companies, our partners, that install cookies on our site (Companies); verify the presence and activity status of the installed cookie (Status) and manage consent selectively (On/Off). By expanding the dedicated item (Info) for each company you can access more information relating to the company and reach the specific information on privacy and cookies via a link.

10 – Social network interaction

1. This site also incorporates plugins and/or buttons for social networks, in order to allow easy sharing of content on your favorite social networks. These plugins are programmed so as not to set any cookies when accessing the page, to safeguard the privacy of users. Cookies are set, if required by the social networks, only when the user makes effective and voluntary use of the plugin. Please note that if the user navigates having logged in to the social network then he has already consented to the use of cookies conveyed through this site at the time of registration to the social network.

2. This type of service allows interaction with social networks, or other external platforms, directly from the pages of https://maisoncilento.it.

3. The interactions and information acquired by https://maisoncilento.it are in any case subject to the User’s privacy settings relating to each social network. In the event that a service for interaction with social networks is installed, it is possible that, even if the Users do not use the service, the same collects traffic data relating to the pages in which it is installed.

Linkedin button and social widgets (LinkedIn Corporation). The LinkedIn button and social widgets are services of interaction with the social network Linkedin, provided by LinkedIn Corporation. Personal Data collected: Cookies and Usage data. Place of processing: United States – Privacy Policy: https://www.linkedin.com/legal/privacy-policy

Facebook Like button and social widgets (Facebook, Inc.) The “Like” button and Facebook social widgets are services of interaction with the social network Facebook, provided by Facebook, Inc. Personal Data collected: Cookies and Usage data. Place of processing: United States – Privacy Policy: https://www.facebook.com/privacy/explanation

Tweet button and Twitter social widgets (Twitter, Inc.) The Tweet button and Twitter social widgets are services of interaction with the social network Twitter, provided by Twitter, Inc. Personal Data collected: Cookies and Usage data. Place of processing: United States – Privacy Policy: https://twitter.com/en/privacy

+1 button and Google+ social widgets (Google Inc.) The +1 button and Google+ social widgets are services of interaction with the Google+ social network, provided by Google Inc. Personal Data collected: Cookies and Usage data. Place of processing: United States – Privacy Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy?hl=it

Pin It button and Pinterest social widgets (Pinterest Inc.) Pin It button and Pinterest social widgets are services of interaction with the Pinterest social network, provided by Pinterest Inc. Personal Data collected: Cookies and Usage data. Place of processing: USA – Privacy Policy: https://policy.pinterest.com/it/privacy-policy

Instagram button and social widgets (Instagram, Inc.) The Instagram button and social widgets are services of interaction with the Instagram social network, provided by Instagram, Inc. Personal Data collected: Cookies and Usage data Place of processing: USA – Privacy Policy: https://help.instagram.com/196883487377501

11. User rights

1. In line with what is stated and stated by the GDPR, in relation to the processing of your personal data, the user has the right to ask the Data Controller:

• Access: you can ask for confirmation as to whether or not data concerning you is being processed, as well as for further clarifications regarding the information in this disclosure;

• Rectification: you can ask to rectify or integrate the data you have provided, if inaccurate or incomplete;

• Cancellation: you can ask for your data to be deleted if they are no longer necessary for our purposes, in the event of withdrawal of consent or opposition to the processing, in the event of unlawful processing, or there is a legal obligation to delete them or they refer to subjects under the age of sixteen;

• Limitation: you can ask that your data be processed only for the purposes of conservation, with the exclusion of other processing, for the period necessary for the rectification of your data, in the event of unlawful processing for which you oppose the cancellation, if you have to exercise your rights in court and the data stored by the Data Controller may be useful to you and, finally, in the event of opposition to the processing and a verification is underway on the prevalence of the legitimate reasons of the Data Controller over yours;

• Revocation: you can revoke your consent at any time, if this constitutes the basis of the processing. However, the revocation of consent does not affect the lawfulness of the processing based on the consent carried out before the revocation itself.

2. At any time the user may request to exercise the aforementioned rights to Maison Cilento di Valentina D’Angiolillo by contacting the email address: info@maisoncilento.it.

3. The user has the right to lodge a complaint with the Italian Supervisory Authority: “Guarantor for the Protection of Personal Data” in the event that he/she believes that his/her rights have been violated by https://maisoncilento.it and/or by a third party or in the event that he/she does not consider the response to his/her requests to be satisfactory.