Courtesy translation. This English version is provided for convenience only. The Italian text at /it/cookie-policy.html is the only authoritative version: in case of any discrepancy, the Italian text prevails.

Cookie Policy

Notice on the use of cookies and device storage technologies, provided in accordance with Article 122 of the Privacy Code (Legislative Decree 196/2003) and the Guidelines on cookies and other tracking tools issued by the Italian Data Protection Authority on 10 June 2021.

Why you do not see a banner. This website contains only technical tools, for which Article 122 of the Privacy Code does not require consent. There are no profiling cookies, statistical analysis tools, tracking pixels or third-party cookies. A consent banner would not be required and — according to the Data Protection Authority’s guidelines — should not be requested when there is nothing to consent to.

1. What are cookies and equivalent tools?

Cookies are small files that a website stores on the user’s device and which the browser sends back to the website on subsequent visits. The same rules apply to other tools that store or read information on the device — such as localStorage — and to techniques that allow the user to be recognised passively.

The legislation distinguishes between only two categories relevant for the purposes of consent:

  • technical tools, used solely for the purpose of transmitting a communication or to the extent strictly necessary to provide a service requested by the user: they do not require consent; only the privacy notice needs to be provided;
  • profiling or tracking tools used to link the user to a profile, for advertising purposes or to measure behaviour: these require prior consent.

2. What is on this website

The following list reflects a check carried out on the website as it stood on 25 July 2026 and is complete: there are no other cookies or tools apart from those indicated.

2.1 Technical cookies

NameData ControllerPurposesDurationConsent
session First party (diginetic.it) Portal session cookies: these keep the user authenticated after logging in and carry the token that protects forms from cross-site requests (CSRF). They are issued only on portal pages (registration, login, two-factor authentication, Client Area) and not on the site’s public pages. It is protected by the Secure, HttpOnly and SameSite=Lax attributes. Browser session Not required

The public pages of the website (Home, about us, services, Aura, Contact, legal pages) do not set any cookies.

2.2 Other storage tools

NameTechnologyPurposesDurationConsent
preferredLang first-party localStorage It stores the language selected by the user via the IT/EN selector, so that they do not have to reselect it on every page. It contains only the value ‘it’ or ‘en’ and does not allow the user to be identified. Until deleted by the user Not required (preference set at the user’s request)

2.3 Cookies and third-party resources: none

All the resources required for the pages — style sheets, scripts, fonts, images, libraries — are hosted on the diginetic.it domain. The user’s browser does not contact any third-party servers whilst browsing the site: therefore, no user IP address is disclosed to parties other than the Data Controller simply as a result of visiting a page.

The Data Controller measures visits to the site — pages viewed, origin, country, network organisation, unique visitors and the path of each visit — but does so entirely on the server side and without cookies: nothing is installed or read in the browser, no measurement scripts are executed and no data is disclosed to third parties. Article 122 of the Privacy Code concerns the storage of information on the user’s device or access to information stored there: neither of these occurs here, so no consent is required and the conclusion of §1 remains unchanged. The processing of data obtained from the request (including the IP address, which is used but not stored) is governed by the GDPR and is described in the privacy policy, §2.1.

Historical note. Until 24 July 2026, some pages loaded graphics libraries and an image from external content delivery networks. Those resources — although they did not set cookies — have been internalised: their removal has eliminated any contact between the browser and third-party servers.

2.4 What is NOT present

  • any profiling or advertising cookies;
  • any tools for statistical analysis or audience measurement (neither Google Analytics nor any equivalent is installed);
  • any pixels, tags or scripts from social media platforms;
  • any maps, videos or third-party embedded widgets;
  • any device fingerprinting techniques.

3. Why there is no consent banner

Article 122 of the Privacy Code requires prior consent only for tools that are not technical. As the site uses only technical session cookies and a language preference set by the user, there is no processing for which consent is required. Indeed, the Data Protection Authority’s Guidelines of 10 June 2021 require that unnecessary consent not be sought and prohibit the use of banners that restrict access to content (cookie walls).

If, in future, the Data Controller introduces tools that require consent, these will be blocked until consent is freely given; a compliant banner will be displayed (offering the option to refuse just as easily as to accept, and to withdraw consent at any time); and this privacy notice will be updated prior to activation.

4. How to manage or delete cookies and local data

You can delete cookies and data stored by the website at any time, or prevent them from being installed, by adjusting your browser settings:

  • Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies and other site data
  • Firefox: Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and website data
  • Safari: Settings → Privacy → Manage Website Data
  • Edge: Settings → Cookies and site permissions

Deleting the session cookie will log you out of the Client Area; deleting the preferredLang cookie will reset the site to the default language. Browsing the public pages is not affected in any way.

5. Data Controller and contact details

Ge.Co. sas — Via XX Settembre 174, 05100 Terni (TR) — VAT No. 01208500551
Email: info@diginetic.it— Certified Email (PEC): geco@pec.it

The processing of personal data carried out via the website and the portal is described in the Privacy Policy, of which this page forms an integral part. The Data Protection Authority is the competent authority for any complaints.

6. Changes

Any changes to the tools used will be reflected on this page before they come into effect, with the date shown below being updated accordingly.

Last updated: 25 July 2026 — Version: 2.0