What are cookies?

Cookies are small text strings stored on your computer when you visit certain web pages.

Cookies are enabled by default in most browsers; you will find the information you need to change your browser’s cookie settings below.

Cookies do not harm your device (PC, smartphone, tablet). We do not store any personally identifiable information in the cookies we generate; instead, we use encrypted information collected by them to improve your experience on the website. For example, they are useful for identifying and resolving errors, or for determining relevant related products to show visitors whilst they are browsing.

We are providing you with this information as an integral part of our efforts to comply with recent legislation, and to ensure our honesty and transparency regarding your privacy when you use our website. We are currently working on further improvements relating to privacy and cookies on the website.

You can find further information about cookies on the following websites: www.allaboutcookies.org and www.youronlinechoices.eu.

Cookies can serve various purposes, such as enabling you to navigate between pages efficiently and remembering your preferences, and can generally enhance your user experience.

KEYFROST S.R.L. reserves the right to use cookies, with the user’s consent where required by applicable law or regulations, to facilitate navigation on this website and to personalise the information displayed.
KEYFROST S.R.L. also reserves the right to use similar systems to collect information about website users, such as their IP address, the type of web browser and operating system used, and/or the web pages visited by a user, for statistical or security purposes.
KEYFROST S.R.L. may collect this information to track website usage and improve certain aspects of the site.

Below is a brief explanation of how KEYFROST S.R.L. uses cookies and similar technologies.

Browsing cookies

These cookies are essential for enabling you to navigate the website and use its features, such as accessing restricted areas of the website. Without these cookies, the requested services cannot be provided.

Strictly necessary cookies are used to store a unique identifier in order to manage and identify the user as a distinct individual from other users currently visiting the site, so as to provide the user with a consistent and accurate service.

Some examples include:

• The ability to retain previous actions (for example, text entered) when navigating back to a page during the same session;
• Management and transfer of security tokens to different services within a website to identify the visitor’s status (for example, registered or unregistered);
• Storing tokens for the implementation of restricted areas of the website;
• Routing customers to specific versions or applications of a service,
  as might be necessary during a technical migration.

Performance cookies

These cookies may be first-party www.keyfrost.it or
third-party, session or persistent; their use is limited to the performance and improvement of the website. These cookies collect information on how a visitor uses the site, such as the pages visited. These cookies do not collect information that can identify the user. All information collected by these cookies is aggregated anonymously and is used solely to improve the website’s functionality.

Some examples include:

• Error management
  — Monitoring errors that occur on the website; this function will usually support service improvements or the handling of complaints and is generally closely linked to web analytics;
• Testing different page layouts on the website
  — Testing variations in layout, usually using A/B or multivariate testing, to ensure that a consistent user experience is maintained across current and future sessions.

Functional cookies

These cookies may be set by KEYFROST S.R.L. or by partners, and may be session cookies or persistent cookies.

These cookies are usually triggered by a user action, but may also be used to provide a service that has not been explicitly requested but is offered to the user. They may also be used to prevent a service previously offered to and declined by that user from being offered again. Furthermore, these cookies enable the website to remember the user’s preferences (such as username, language, country of origin, etc.). The information collected by these cookies is anonymous and cannot track the user’s behaviour on other websites. For example, they remember the settings a user has applied to a website, such as layout, font size, preferences, colour, etc.;

How can I disable cookies?

Most browsers accept cookies automatically, but you can also choose not to accept them. We recommend that you do not disable this function, as doing so may prevent you from navigating freely between pages and from making full use of all the site’s features.

If you do not wish your computer to receive and store cookies, you can change the security settings in your browser (Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Safari, etc.). Please note, however, that certain parts of our website can only be used to their full extent if your browser accepts cookies; otherwise, you will not be able, for example, to access the area containing restricted content. Consequently, your decision to block or refuse cookies may adversely affect your experience on our website.

If you wish to change your cookie settings by accessing the settings in your browser, below are brief instructions on how to do this in the four most commonly used browsers:
Microsoft Internet Explorer
Click the ‘Tools’ icon in the top right-hand corner and select ‘Internet Options’. In the pop-up window, select ‘Privacy’. Here you can adjust your cookie settings.
Google Chrome
Click the Chrome menu icon in the top-right-hand corner and select ‘Settings’ (spanner icon). Then select ‘Show advanced settings’ and change the ‘Privacy’ settings.
Mozilla Firefox
From the drop-down menu in the top-left corner, select ‘Options’. In the pop-up window, select ‘Privacy’. Here you can adjust your cookie settings.
Safari
From the drop-down settings menu in the top-right-hand corner, select ‘Preferences’. Select ‘Security’, where you can adjust your cookie settings.
To find out more about cookies and how to manage or disable third-party or marketing/retargeting cookies, visit www.youronlinechoices.eu.