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Privacy protection

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Collection of personal data

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1. information regarding the device, including IP address, geographical location, type and version of the browser and operating system in use;
2. information regarding visits and the uses of this site, including the web page of origin (referral), the duration of the visit, the pages visited and the navigation paths within the website;
3. information provided when registering on the website, such as your e-mail address;
4. information provided when creating a profile on our website, such as your name and email address;
5. information relating to any communication sent to us via e-mail or through this website, including the content and metadata of such communications;
6. any other information or personal data you send to us.

Use of personal data

Personal information sent through this website will be used for the purposes indicated in this statement or in the relevant pages of the website:
1. the management of the website and activities;
2. personalization of the website for the benefit of the user;
3. access by the user to the services available on our website;
4. the sending of e-mail notifications specifically requested by you;
5. the management of requests and complaints from you, your actions in relation to our website; 6. the maintenance of the security of our website and the prevention of fraud;

Personal data retention

The personal information processed will be kept for a period not exceeding what is necessary for the institutional purposes envisaged.

Personal data security

1. All reasonable technical and organizational precautions will be taken to avoid any event of loss, misuse or alteration of personal information.
2. The personal information provided is stored on secure servers (adequately protected by passwords and firewalls).

Third party sites

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Information update

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