Privacy Policy
Privacy Policy
is committed to safeguarding your privacy. Contact us at info@artigraficheboccia.com if you have questions or problems regarding the use of your personal data and we will be happy to help you. By using this site or our services, you consent to the processing of your personal data as described in this Privacy Policy.
The services of www.artigraficheboccia.com are guaranteed by Arti Grafiche Boccia Spa with headquarters in Via Tiberio Claudio Felice n.7 – Salerno registered in the Register of Companies at the Salerno Chamber of Commerce at n. 123898, with CF no. 00170870653 VAT number n. 00170870653 email address info@artigraficheboccia.com
The artigraficheboccia.com website uses cookies to provide services that improve users’ browsing experience.
Our company, Arti Grafiche Boccia SPA, in Salerno in Via Tiberio Claudio Felice n.7, VAT number: 00170870653, Data Controller, informs you in accordance with art. 13 Legislative Decree 196/2003 (“Privacy Code”) and art. 13 EU Regulation 679/2016 (“GDPR”) to process the data you provide when registering on the artigraficheboccia.com site (eg name, surname, email) with electronic methods for the following purposes:
1. With your specific consent pursuant to art. 24 c. 1 letter b Privacy Code and art. 6 c. 1 letter b GDPR:
– to allow you to register on the artigraficheboccia.com website;
– manage your profile;
– manage and maintain the sites;
– fulfill contractual, tax and legal obligations;
– perform statistical analyzes;
– manage marketing campaigns
As an interested party, you can exercise all the rights referred to in art. 7 of the Privacy Code and art. 15 GDPR, including consulting, changing, deleting data or opposing their treatment for legitimate reasons or for the purpose of promotional contacts. Where applicable, you also have the rights referred to in articles 16-21 GDPR (Right of rectification, right to be forgotten, right of limitation of treatment, right to data portability, right of opposition), as well as the right of complaint to the Guarantor Authority.
You can exercise the above rights by writing to the owner at the postal address by sending an e-mail to info@artigraficheboccia.com or directly from your private area.
The services of www.artigraficheboccia.com are guaranteed by Arti Grafiche Boccia Spa with headquarters in Via Tiberio Claudio felice n.7 – Salerno registered in the Companies Register at the Salerno Chamber of Commerce at n. 123898, with CF no. 00170870653 VAT number n. 00,170,870,653.
By filling in the information request and quote request forms, we mean giving consent to the processing of data in compliance with Legislative Decree n. 196 of 30.06.2003 and subsequent modifications.
Information pursuant to art. 7 Legislative Decree n. 196 of 30.06.2003 on “Protection of personal data”.
The data that are requested will be used by Arti Grafiche Boccia in full compliance with the provisions of Legislative Decree n. 196 of 30.06.2003 in the matter of “Protection of personal data”, for the obligations connected with the company’s activities (consultation, use, timely and statistical processing) by means of an internal database.
He has the right, under his responsibility, not to trust some of the requested data, however, being advised that in this case this could affect the existing relationship.
At any time, according to the provisions of art. 7 of Legislative Decree n. 196 of 30.06.2003, you can consult, modify, or delete your data by writing to: Arti Grafiche Boccia
1. What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files that the sites visited by users send to their terminals, where they are stored and then retransmitted to the same sites on the next visit. The so-called cookies “third parties” are instead set by a website other than the one the user is visiting. This is because on each site there may be elements (images, maps, sounds, specific links to web pages of other domains, etc.) that reside on servers other than that of the visited site.
2. What are cookies used for?
Cookies are used for different purposes: execution of IT authentication, session monitoring, storage of information on specific configurations regarding users accessing the server, storage of preferences, etc.
3. What are “technical” cookies?
These are cookies that are used to browse or provide a service requested by the user. They are not used for other purposes and are normally installed directly by the website owner.
Without the use of these cookies, some operations could not be carried out or would be more complex and / or less secure, such as home banking activities (display of the bank statement, bank transfers, payment of bills, etc.), for such as cookies, which allow you to make and maintain user identification during the session, are indispensable
4. Are analytics cookies “technical” cookies?
No. The Guarantor (see provision of 8 May 2014) has specified that they can be assimilated to technical cookies only if used for the purpose of optimizing the site directly by the owner of the site, who will be able to collect information in aggregate form on the number of users and how they visit the site. Under these conditions, the same rules apply to cookie analytics, as regards information and consent, provided for technical cookies.
5. What are “profiling” cookies?
These are the cookies used to track the user’s browsing on the net and create profiles on his tastes, habits, choices, etc. With these cookies, advertising messages can be transmitted to the user’s terminal in line with the preferences already expressed by the same user when browsing online.
6. Is the user’s consent required for the installation of cookies on his terminal?
It depends on the purposes for which cookies are used and, therefore, if they are “technical” or “profiling” cookies.
For the installation of technical cookies, users’ consent is not required, while it is necessary to provide the information (art.13 of the Privacy Code). Profiling cookies, on the other hand, can be installed on the user’s terminal only if the latter has given his consent after being informed in simplified ways.
7. How should the owner of the site provide the simplified information and request consent to the use of profiling cookies?
As established by the Guarantor in the provision indicated in question no. 4, the information must be set on two levels.
When the user accesses a website (on the home page or on any other page), a banner must immediately appear containing a first “short” information, the request for consent to the use of cookies and a link to access to a more “extended” information. On this page, the user can find more and more detailed information on cookies and choose which specific cookies to authorize.
8. How should the banner be created?
The banner must be large enough to partially cover the content of the web page that the user is visiting. It must be able to be eliminated only through active user intervention, i.e. by selecting an element contained on the page below.
9. What indications should the banner contain?
The banner must specify that the site uses profiling cookies, possibly also from “third parties”, which allow to send advertising messages in line with the user’s preferences.
It must contain the link to the extended information and the indication that, through that link, it is possible to deny consent to the installation of any cookie.
You must specify that if the user chooses to continue by “skipping” the banner, he agrees to the use of cookies.
10. How can the acquisition of consent through the use of the banner be documented?
To keep track of the acquired consent, the owner of the site can use a specific technical cookie, a system that is not particularly invasive and which in turn does not require further consent.
In the presence of such “documentation”, it is not necessary for the short information to be repeated on the user’s second visit to the site, without prejudice to the possibility for the latter to refuse consent and / or modify, at any time and in a manner easy, your options, for example through access to the extended information, which must therefore be linkable from every page of the site.
11. Can online consent to the use of cookies be requested only through the use of the banner?
No. The owners of the sites always have the possibility of resorting to methods other than that identified by the Guarantor in the aforementioned provision, provided that the chosen methods present all the validity requirements of the consent required by law.
12. Does the obligation to use the banner also affect the owners of sites that use only technical cookies?
No. In this case, the owner of the site can provide information to users in the manner he deems most suitable, for example, also by inserting the relevant indications in the privacy policy indicated on the site.
13. What must the “extended” information indicate?
It must contain all the elements required by law, analytically describe the characteristics and purposes of the cookies installed by the site and allow the user to select / deselect individual cookies.
It must include the updated link to the information and consent forms of the third parties with which the owner has entered into agreements for the installation of cookies through its website.
Finally, it must recall the possibility for the user to express their options on cookies also through the settings of the browser used.
14. Who is required to provide the information and to request consent for the use of the cookie?
The owner of the website that installs profiling cookies.
For third-party cookies installed through the site, the disclosure and consent obligations are imposed on third parties, but the owner of the site, as a technical intermediary between them and users, is required to insert the updated links in the “extended” information to the information and consent forms of the third parties themselves.
15. Should the use of cookies be notified to the Guarantor?
Profiling cookies, which usually persist over time, are subject to the notification obligation, while cookies that have different purposes and fall into the category of technical cookies, must not be notified to the Guarantor.
16. When do the measures prescribed by the Guarantor come into force with the provision of 8 May 2014?
The Guarantor has provided for a transitional period of one year from the publication of the provision in the Official Gazette to allow interested parties to comply. This period will end on June 2, 2015.