Cookie Policy
This Cookie Policy relates to the use of Cookies on the website bendotti.it (hereinafter “Website”) and to all its pages and sections within the domain, as well as, to the extent and in the manner prescribed herein, to third-party platforms (for example: Facebook, Instagram, Linkedin, YouTube, Google, etc.) and applications of the Website.
By using the Website, the User consents to the Cookies use in accordance with this “Cookie Policy”.
If the User doesn’t consent to the Cookies use, he/she must set the browser properly, disabling the use of the Cookies chosen, as better indicated in the section below “How can I grant or revoke consent to the use of Cookies?”.
However, please note that disabling technical cookies could affect User’s browsing experience.
See below to know Website Cookies, their respective function and duration/expiry, and to give an informed consent to their use.
What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files, consisting of letters and numbers, which the Website send to his terminal (usually the browser). They can be saved and stored on the computer (or on other devices enabled, for example smartphones, tablets, etc.) for a certain period of time to be re-transmitted to the same Website, so that they can be used for the next visit of the same User.While browsing a Website, the User may also receive on his terminal Cookies sent from different websites or web servers (so-called “third-parties”) from which originate some displayed elements (such as, for example, images, maps, sounds, specific links to pages of other domains). Cookies have the function of streamlining the web traffic analysis or to signal when a specific website or part of it is visited or to distinguish visitors from each other in order to provide them with personalized content. Furthermore, cookies help administrators to improve the website and User browsing experience.For example, some Cookies are used for computer authentication, session monitoring, information storage, etc.; other cookies can be used for Users monitoring and profiling, for movements and habits studying (what they buy, what they read, etc.), and for tailoring advertisements.
COOKIES can be OWN COOKIES, if they are installed directly by the manager/administrator of the website you are visiting, or THIRD-PARTY COOKIES, if they are installed on the terminal by a third operator.
What do we use Cookies for?
A) TECHNICAL COOKIES
The Website uses Cookies for its technical needs. These Cookies are necessary for the Website to properly work and to allow the User to browse and view all its contents.For example, they are used for keeping a browsing session open or for temporarily storing the information entered, when you return to a previous page during the same session. The User’s consent is not required to this use, but it’s possible to disable these Cookies. However, in this case, Website may not properly work.
Among technical cookies, it is possible distinguish between:
i. TECHNICAL COOKIES: SESSION COOKIES
A “session cookie” is used only for the reference browsing session and is deleted when the User closes the browser window. It allows the Website to temporarily store the information necessary for navigation from one page to another, avoiding having to re-enter them.They therefore allow, for example, to identify the User status and to verify and detect if and how long he/she is logged in.The use of these cookies is strictly limited to session identifiers transmission, consisting of random numbers generated by the server, necessary to allow a safe and efficient Website browsing. User consent is not required for the use of this type of cookies.To deactivate session Cookies see the section “How can I grant or revoke consent to the use of Cookies?” below.
By disabling these technical cookies, the Website may not work properly.
ii. TECHNICAL COOKIES: PERSISTENT COOKIES
A “Persistent Cookie” is used to maintain information between one Website access and another, and to improve navigation by recognizing if a User has already visited the Website or not.It remains on the User device beyond the closure of the single session, and precisely:- for the “life span” of the Cookie, set by the Website. It can vary from a few minutes to several years (each type of these Cookies has its own specific duration);- until they are manually deleted changing the browser settings. See the instructions in the section “How can I grant or revoke consent to the use of Cookies?” below.
User consent is not required for the use of this type of Cookies.
By disabling these technical cookies, the Website may not work properly.
iii. TECHNICAL COOKIES: ANALYTICS COOKIES
The Analytics Cookies are used to statistically analyze accesses / visits to the Website for exclusively statistical purposes (and not even for profiling and / or marketing). They collect information in aggregate form without tracing individual User identification.The Website manager provide a clear and adequate indication of simple ways to oppose (opt-out) in the section “How can I grant or revoke consent to the use of Cookies?” below.The disabling of these cookies do not affect the Website functionality.
B) PROFILING COOKIES
Own (i.e. sent and installed by the Website) or third-parties (e.g. installed by social networks) profiling Cookies are used to create User personalized profiles for advertising and marketing purposes (for example retargeting or advertising on social networks).Therefore, this type of Cookie is generally not necessary the Website to proper work, or to its perfect functionality. The User must give his/her consent to their use.To deny the consent, read carefully the section “How can I grant or revoke consent to the use of Cookies?” below.
C) THIRD-PARTY COOKIES
As already specified, both technical Cookies (in particular analytics) and profiling Cookies can be from third-parties.In particular, Google, Google Maps and other Google services, as well as Youtube, as regards the use of videos and other services, as well as social networks (by way of example: Facebook, Instagram, Linkedin, etc.) may install these Cookies.However, since this list depends on the choices of these third-parties, the User is invited to consult the related cookie policies through the link included in the Privacy Policy of this WebSite, also in order to disable, through the opt-out mechanism, the related Cookies installed.
WEBSITE COOKIES LIST
| NAME | TYPE AND FUNCTION | DURATION |
| wp-wpml_current_language | Persistent technical WordPress Cookie which is used to store language settings. | 1 day |
| _ga | Analytics persistent technical third-party (Google Analytics) Cookie which is used to improve website navigation, calculating and tracking visits, sessions and data relating to Google Analytics campaigns. It stores information anonymously by assigning randomly generated numbers to individual users to identify them. | 730 days |
| _gid | Analytics persistent technical third-party (Google Analytics) Cookie which is used to store information concerning visitors’ interactions with the Website and to help build Analytics reports. The stored Data (visits, origin, etc.) are collected anonymously. | 1 day |
| _gat_gtag_UA_8324167_1 | Analytics persistent technical third-party (Google Analytics) Cookie which is used to monitor and analyze traffic Data and to keep track of User behavior, in order to improve User experience. | 1 minute |
| _gat_gtag_UA_22920547_82 | Analytics persistent technical third-party (Google Analytics) Cookie which is used to monitor and analyze traffic Data and to keep track of User behavior, in order to improve User experience. | 1 minute |
| cookielawinfo-checkbox-necessary | Persistent technical Cookie used to determine the visibility of the Cookie popup banner. | 2 hours |
| cookielawinfo-checkbox-non-necessary | Persistent technical Cookie used to determine the visibility of the Cookie popup banner. | 2 hours |
With reference to third-party cookies, the Data Controller specify the following.Cookies and any other tracking systems installed by third-parties through the Services on this Website cannot be technically checked by the Data Controller. Therefore, any specific reference to them is to be considered indicative.To obtain complete information, the User is invited to carefully consult the privacy policy of any third-party‘s Services listed in this document before continuing to browse the Website.Given the complexity of Cookies technologies, to receive any further information about Cookies, the User is invited to contact the Data Controller (as specified in the “CONTACT DETAILS” section).
– Google Analytics with anonymized IP
Google Analytics is a web analysis service provided by Google for statistical purposes to track and examine the Website use, compile reports and share them with other services developed by Google.
Google Analytics may use cookies to collect information and generate statistics on the Website use, without providing personal information on individual visitors. The User’s IP address is anonymized. Anonymization works by shortening the IP address of Users within the borders of the member states of the European Union or in other European Economic Area countries.
Only in exceptional circumstances, the IP address will be sent to Google’s servers and shortened within the United States.
Personal Data: Cookies and Usage Data.
In relation to the Personal Data processing methods and place, the User is invited to carefully see the related Privacy Policy.
Please note that the Personal Data may also be processed outside the EEA.
As of July 16th, 2020, Google no longer rely on the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield to transfer Data that originated in the EEA or the UK to the U.S, and from September 30th, 2020, it uses the standard contractual clauses approved by the European Commission, based on the adequacy decisions of the European Commission.
Please see Google privacy policy and cookie policy, “How can I grant or revoke consent to the use of Cookies?” section to disable Google cookies – a.k.a. Opt-out and also the Privacy Shields section.
Google Maps is a map viewing service managed by Google LLC or by Google Ireland Limited (it depends on the location in which the Website is viewed), which allows the Website to integrate such content within its pages.
Personal Data: Cookies; Usage data; other types of Data.
In relation to the Personal Data processing methods and place, the User is invited to carefully see the related Privacy Policy.
Please note that the data may also be processed outside the EEA.
As of July 16th, 2020, Google no longer rely on the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield to transfer data that originated in the EEA or the UK to the U.S, and from September 30th, 2020, it uses the standard contractual clauses approved by the European Commission, based on the adequacy decisions of the European Commission.
Please see Google privacy policy and cookie policy, “How can I grant or revoke consent to the use of Cookies?” section to disable Google cookies – a.k.a. Opt-out and also the Privacy Shields section.
Personal Data: various Types of Data.
The User is invited to read carefully the related privacy policy.
PRIVACY SHIELD
Privacy Shield between EU and US is a self-certification mechanism for companies established in the US that process Personal Data received from European Union. It was deemed adequate by the European Commission in 2016.
In compliance with the principles contained therein, the companies undertake to provide adequate protection tools to the interested parties (i.e. all the Data Subjects whose Personal Data have been transferred from the European Union). If not, they are removed from the certified companies list (“Privacy Shield List”) by the US Department of Commerce and can be subjected to sanctions by the Federal Trade Commission.
However, on July 16th, 2020, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) (2016/1250 Decision of on the adequacy of the protection offered by the EU-US privacy shield regime – cd. “Schrems II Judgment”,) declares the Privacy Shield inadequate to protect Personal Data received from EU to a company established in United States.
The standard contractual clauses were instead confirmed as valid for Personal Data transfer from EU to non-EU country (in accordance with European Court of Justice’s decision 2010/87).The User is invited to see FAQs relating to the Schrems II ruling and its effects drafted by the European Data Protection Committee (EDPB), the website www.privacyshield.gov and the Data Protection Authority’s website to better understand the issue and monitor further developments.
How can I grant or revoke consent to the use of Cookies?
The User can change his/her preferences relating to Cookies and prevent – for example – third-parties from installing them in the following ways:
1) by setting the browser software accordingly.
a) Some browsers support the Do Not Track function, which allows the User to automatically stop the collection of certain Data. However, not all websites are set up to enforce this option (discretionary).
b) Some browsers allow you to surf in “anonymous mode” limiting the amount of Data set on your computer and automatically deleting persistent Cookies placed on your device when you finish browsing.In this case, the Website will not detect the User, the pages viewed and the related Cookies will not be stored in the history. However, the anonymous browsing function does not guarantee anonymity on the Internet, because it just deleted Cookies in your browser, but not the ones processed by website managers and connectivity providers.
c) In all browsers it is possible to delete Cookies manually. However, please pay attention that new Cookies are downloaded at every connection to the Internet, so that the User has to erase the Cookies periodically. If desired, some browsers offer automated systems for periodic deletion of Cookies.
2) by express refusal to consent – generally required only for profiling Cookies – in the event that the Website uses a latest generation banner.
The User can find information on how to manage consent to Cookies with some of the most popular browsers, for example, at the following addresses: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, Microsoft Internet Explorer and Microsoft Edge.
With reference to any identifiers used by third-parties, Users can manage their settings and withdraw their consent by visiting the related opt-out link (if available), using tools described in the third-party’s privacy policy or by contacting its Data Controller directly.
With regard to Google Analytics, if the Website support Google Analytics Javascript code (analytics.js, gtag.js) version, it is possible for the User to exercise the opt-out/disable Google Analytics by clicking here.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, Users can also get information from YourOnlineChoices (EU), Network Advertising Initiative (USA), Digital Advertising Alliance (USA), DAAC (Canada), DDAI (Giappone) or other similar services. Therefore, the User is invited to consult also these websites.
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CONTACT DETAILS
DATA CONTROLLER:
FORNI INDUSTRIALI BENDOTTI – S.P.A. (fiscal code, VAT number and Italian Business Register – Company Registration Office of Bergamo registration number 00231840166, REA BG – 112786, share capital Euro 520.000,00, fully paid-up),
Registered Address: Costa Volpino (BG), Via Zoncone n. 34, CAP 24062
E-mail address: info@bendotti.it
Registered e-mail address: bendotti@legalmail.it
Telephone number: +39 035 988108
Fax: 39 035 988115
DEFINITIONS AND LEGAL REFERENCES
“Cookie” or “Cookies”
Small portion/s of data stored in the User’s device.
“Personal Data” or “Data”
Any information relating to a Data Subject.
“Usage Data”
All the information collected automatically through the Website and/or by third-party applications, including: IP addresses or domain names of the computers used by the User to connect to the Website, addresses in URI (Uniform Resource Identifier), time of the request, the method used to forward the request to the server, the size of the file obtained in response, the numerical code indicating the status of the response from the server (success, error, etc.), the country origin, browser and operating system features, time features (for example, time spent on each page), the details about the actions taken (sequence of the pages the User has visited, operational system parameters and IT environment).
“Data Subject”
The identified or identifiable natural person to whom the Personal Data refers. An identifiable natural person is one who can be identified, directly or indirectly, in particular by reference to an identifier such as a name, an identification number, location data, an online identifier or to one or more factors specific to the physical, physiological genetic, mental, economic, cultural or social identity of that natural person.
“Data Processor” or “Manager” or “Data Processors” or “Managers”
The natural or legal person, public authority, agency or other body which processes Personal Data on behalf of the Data Controller, as set out in this Privacy Policy.
“Service” or “Services”
The Service/Services provided by the Website as specified in the relative terms (if available) on this Website/application.
“Website”
The hardware and software tool through which the Personal Data of Users are collected and processed, and precisely bendotti.it .
“Controller” or “Data Controller”
The natural or legal person, public authority, agency or other body which, alone or jointly with others, determines the purposes and means of the processing of Personal Data; where the purposes and means of such processing are determined by Union or Member State law, the Controller or the specific criteria for its nomination may be provided for by Union or Member State law.The Data Controller, as better identified above, unless otherwise specified, is the owner of the Website.
“Processing” or “Data Processing”
Any operation or set of operations which is performed on Personal Data or on sets of Personal Data, whether or not by automated means, such as collection, recording, organization, structuring, storage, adaptation or alteration, retrieval, consultation, use, disclosure by transmission, dissemination or otherwise making available, alignment or combination, restriction, erasure or destruction.
“European Union” or “EU”
Unless otherwise specified, any reference to the European Union contained in this document is intended to be extended to all current member states of the European Union and of the European Economic Area (so-called EEA).
“User” or “Users”
The individual or individuals who use the Website/application. Unless otherwise specified, he/she coincides with the Data Subject.
Legal referencesThis Privacy Policy has been drawn up on the basis of current legislation on the subject (including national legislation) and in particular in accordance with the provisions of Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (so-called GDPR), articles 13 and 14.
Last update: January 21st, 2021.