This page illustrates how to manage website with specific reference tothe use of Cookies and the relative transfer of the users’ personal data.
What are Cookies
Cookies are small text files that are sent to terminals (desktops, tablets, smartphones, notebooks) by websites the user has visited. The files are stored so that they can be retrieved by the same websites on subsequent visits. They are used to authenticate information, monitor sessions and store information on the websites. Without the use of these ‘technical’ Cookies, some operations would be very complex or even impossible to carry out. While navigating on a website, the user might receive Cookies on their terminal from different websites or servers (the so-called ‘third parties’) on which some elements reside (i.e. images, maps, sounds, specific links to pages on other domains) that are present on the site that they are visiting.
The Brembo website uses The Brembo website uses TECHNICAL Cookies. These Cookies make it easier to use the website and to find information, simplifying the connection and transmission of data between the user and the website.
Specifically, we use Specifically, we use tracking Cookies or session Cookies (temporary and permanent) that guarantee normal navigation and use of the website. These allow information pertaining to navigation to be saved, data to be stored in order to keep a navigation session active, and/or information related to the ‘full screen on/off’ setting during navigation on the site to be memorized.
Cookie ANALYTICS di TERZE PARTI
We use analytic Cookie (Google Analytics) to gather information about the use of our website. These Cookies, which resemble technical Cookies, are treated in an aggregated manner to monitor the most-visited areas of our site, to improve the site content, to make it easier to use and to monitor that the website functions correctly.
The analytic Cookies utilized are set up by a website that is different from the one the user is visiting. This is because every website can have elements (images, maps, sounds, specific links to web pages on other domains, etc.) that reside on different servers from the site being visited.
We allow third parties to utilize the analytic Cookies on our website to save anonymous information, which serves to prepare reports related to the navigation of our website.
To access the consent policy for third parties, click on the following link: To access the consent policy for third parties, click on the following link: click here.
Cookie and browser settings
It is possible for you to authorize, limit or block Cookies through your browser settings. However, if you set your device to refuse technical Cookies, some of our website’s services might not be visualized correctly or work as they are intended.
In this section you will find information on how to disable Cookies on your browser. If you can’t find your browser in the list below, please consult the instructions for Cookie management provided by your browser.
Internet Explorer version 6 or higher
- Go to "Tools" in your browser bar
- Click on "Internet options"
- Under the "Privacy" tab, select "Advanced"
- Click on "Override automatic cookie handling"
- Disable "First party Cookies " by selecting "Block"
- Disable "Third party Cookies" by selecting "Block"
- Disable "Session Cookies" by deselecting "Always allow session cookies"
- Click "OK"
Firefox version 9 or higher
- Go to "Tools" in your browser bar
- Click on "Options"
- Select the "Privacy" tab
- In the "History" section, click on "use personalised settings" from the drop down menu
- Disable the cookies by deselecting "Accept cookies from sites"
- Click "OK"
Google Chrome version 24 or higher
- Go to the "Chrome Menu" in your browser bar
- Select "Settings"
- Click on "Show advanced settings"
- In the "Privacy" section, click on "Content settings"
- Disable all cookies by selecting "Block sites from setting any data" and "Block third party cookies and site data"
- Click "OK"