Using cookies and the type of data treated

When visiting our sitewww.atelieronweb.com, you may move through the pages anonymously and have access to significant information without revealing your identity. In order to improve our site, we use cookies to keep track of your navigation. A cookie is a reduced whole of data transferred to your browser by a Web server which can only be read by the server which carried out the transfer.

Falling into this category of data are:

the IP addresses of computers used by Users using the service;
the number of accesses;
the displayed pages;
the date and time in which access took place;
the duration of stay in the displayed contents.
the page of origin before arriving at www.atelieronweb.com
the navigation browser;
the operating system used.
the resolution of the system used.

The data is used for the sole purpose of obtaining anonymous statistical information on the use of the site and to check that it is operating correctly, it is cancelled immediately after processing. Data may be used for assessing responsibility in the case of hypothetical computer-related crimes to the damage of the site: without prejudice to such occurrence, at the current state the data on web contacts does not continue for more than seven days. No navigation datum is diffused.

Almost all browsers are initially programmed to accept cookies. You can set the browser so it warns you when you receive a cookie, allowing you to choose whether to accept it or not (for some Web pages requiring authorisation cookies are not optional. Users choosing not to receive cookies probably cannot access such pages).

AOWuses the cookies to keep track of your visit to our sitewww.atelieronweb.com. Our Web servers automatically register the IP/Internet address of your computer. This information does not identify you personally. You shall therefore continue to be anonymous unless you have providedAOWwith your personal information under other forms.