PRIVACY
Author Tanya Biondi, responsible for this blog,
does not personally gather any personal data from visitors of the blog itself.
Any application (such as newsletter subscription forms or contact forms)
capable of gathering personal data has been removed from the blog. However, the
underlying structure on which the blog is created might contain default
elements used by the platform in order to generate statistics. I cannot choose
to disable this function. Google provides more information on its policy
regarding privacy and cookies, as for the warning shown when you land on the
initial page.
Note that at the bottom of each post there is a
social bar that allows the user to share the contents of the post. The social
bar might use cookies for its functioning.
Third party cookies are present in the blog,
including technical cookies needed for the correct functioning of the blog
itself. It is possible to access the informative pages of the sites introducing
these cookies following the links indicated in the cookie policy written below.
COOKIE POLICY
WHAT IS A COOKIE
Cookies are short strings of text that a
website could send to your device (whether it being a pc, notebook, smartphone or
tablet) during navigation. They are normally stored directly on the browser
used for navigation. The same website transmitting them, can then read and
record the cookies on your device in order to obtain various information. What
kind? Each cookie has a precise role.
TYPES OF COOKIES
Cookies can be
subdivided into various typologies according to their use: technical cookies
and profiling cookies.
Technical cookies are generally necessary for
the correct functioning of the website, and in order to consent a better
navigation experience; without them you may not be able to visualize web pages
correctly, or use some of the services. For example, a technical cookie is
essential to keep the user connected during the entire navigation on a website,
or to memorize the language and visualization settings, and so on.
Profiling cookies are more complex! These
cookies have the task of outlining the user and are used for the purpose of
sending publicity messages agreeing with the preferences shown by the user
during navigation.
Again, cookies may
be classified as:
session cookies, these are immediately cancelled
after the navigation browser is closed;
persistent cookies, these, differently from the
ones mentioned above, remain within the browser for a certain period of time.
They are used, for example, to recognize the device connecting to the site,
making the authentication operations easier for the user;
first-part cookies, that is cookies generated and
managed directly by the subject managing the website on which the user is
navigating;
third-part cookies, generated and managed by
different subjects than the manager of the website on which the user is
navigating (for instance, this is the case of a Google Adwords banner
or of a Youtube video).
WHAT SORT OF
COOKIES DO WE USE ON THIS BLOG?
We use technical
cookies, aimed at insuring the correct functioning of our website, and
without which your navigation experience would not be pleasant.
In order to improve
this blog and understand which parts or elements are the most appreciated by
users, Google also employs, as an instrument for an anonymous and
aggregated analysis, a cookie, called Google Analytics.
This cookie is not an instrument belonging to the author of
the blog, for this reason, if you want more information, you may consult the
advisory notice supplied by Google.
Technical cookies are
present on the blog Le Paragraphe Exquis, including:
- session cookies
- persistent cookies
Furthermore, third part cookies could also be present:
- Amazon (Advisory notice by Amazon)
- Twitter (Advisory
notice by Twitter)
- CDbaby (Advisory
notice by CDbaby)
Technical cookies are essential for the correct functioning of
the website.
Should you prefer for
Google Analytics not to use the gathered data in any way, you may:
1 use
anonymous navigation (Do
Not Track option) in your browser. In order to learn how to activate
this option on the main search engines, click on your usual browser
.3 choose to
disable Google Analytics by
installing on your browser an additional component for the deactivation. Click here to download it
