Privacy Policy

Strictly Necessary

These cookies are essential for the operation of the site and
They cannot be turned off in our systems because they use resources
essential.

They are usually defined only in response to actions
made by you that amount to a request for services, such as
set your privacy preferences or fill out forms
of contact. You can set your browser to block or
alert you about these cookies, but some parts of the site don't
they will work.

These cookies do not store any information
personally identifiable.

Functional

These cookies allow the site to provide you with enhanced functionality and personalization. They may be defined by us or by third-party providers whose services we add to our pages.

If you do not allow these cookies, some or all of these services may not work properly or generate content blocks.

Performance

Performance cookies are cookies used specifically to collect data about how visitors use the site, including the pages visited most frequently and the error messages received while browsing.

These cookies only monitor the performance of the site, as the user interacts with it, and do not collect identifiable information about visitors.

This means that all data collected is anonymous and used only to improve the functionality of the site. If you do not allow these cookies, your browsing will not be part of the performance improvement measurement.

What are cookies?

Cookies are small files created by websites visited and that are saved on the user's computer, through the browser.

What is the durability?

All stored cookies have an expiration date and are deleted thereafter. Generally, this date is quite long and has no standard deadline. Deletion before expiration can be done manually by the user. Storage and removal, however, are different for each browser. On this site, cookies are registered after clicking on the Accept button.

What is the origin?

Cookies were launched on the internet in 1994 in the Netscape browser. Although they don't store bank account details, for example, they can store information
private individuals such as personal address, login, and email passwords.

Cookies are not only on computers, as they are stored on all devices with a browser, such as smartphones, tablets, etc.

What is the purpose?

Cookies are used by websites primarily to identify and store information in the browser about visitors. They also serve to customize the page according to the profile, record statistical and monitoring data or improve the performance of the application, facilitating the transport of data between the pages of the same site.