Cookie Policy

Directive Regarding Cookies

The protection of your private sphere during the use of our webpage is extremely important for us. That is why we inform you in detail, in the following pages, regarding the collection of personal data and of data of a non-personal nature using cookies.
The right to use personal and anonymous data belongs to SC Rustic SRL, hereinafter referred to as Woodway, within the legal limits, except for the rights of the data subjects indicated below.
Software is used on these pages to analyze the use of webpages. By assessing these data, useful information may be obtained regarding the needs of our users. This information contributes to the improvement of the offer quality and navigation experience. More concretely, for each visit the following set of data is stored without restrictions:

• The anonymized form of the computer’s IP address that sends the request
• Date and time of the visit, namely of the request
• Name of the visited page or file
• Reference to the page from which this page is visited
• The used browser, including its version
• The operating system used by the user

1. What is a cookie?

A cookie is a small text file that saves internet settings. Almost any webpage uses this technology. It is downloaded by your internet browser when a webpage is first accessed. The following time the page is accessed using the same device, cookies and saved information are either sent back to the page that created them (First Party Cookie) or to another web page they belong to (Third Party Cookie). Thus, the web page understands that you have accessed the page before using the same browser and varies the listed content in certain cases.
Certain cookie files are very useful because they can improve the users’ experience in case of accessing again that webpage. Provided that you use the same terminal and browser, the cookie files remember, for instance, your preferences, communicate the way in which you use a page and adapt the listed information to your personal interests and needs. Most cookies we use are automatically deleted after at the end of the browser session (“Session Cookies”). Furthermore, we also use cookies that remain on your hard disk after the session ends. The main purpose is to improve user’s experience in case the webpage is accessed again, by subsequently adapting the webpage to your personal needs, thus optimizing the loading time.

2. Cookie Settings for this Webpage

    2.1. First Party Cookies that require your consent

Cookie files which, according to the legal definition, are not necessary to use a webpage but which fulfill important tasks. Without these cookie files, functions that ensure a comfortable navigation on our webpage, such as pre-filled in forms, wouldn’t be available.

Below you have the First Party Cookies together with a detailed description:

• Name of the cookie file: Time Cookie – Task: it stores the date and time when webpage was accessed.

• Name of the cookie file: _mcnc Cookie – Task: this file allows the automatic loading of certain resources straight from your device, without requesting them once again from the server (they load the content in the shortest time possible, depending on cache).

• Name of the cookie file: devicePixelRatio Cookie – Task: This cookie module records the ratio of your device’s pixels. Depending on the screen resolution, the site may choose to offer higher or lower resolution graphics.

    2.2. Third-Party Cookies that require your consent

On this webpage, content belonging to third parties was also integrated. These third-party suppliers may theoretically place cookies while you visit the webpage and thus may acquire information regarding your visit of one of our webpages. Please access the webpages of third-party suppliers to obtain information regarding their use of cookies.

Tracking services used – Google Analytics

A cookie tracking module takes the ordinary process one step further and uses your information together with the data of millions of other anonymous users to make a statistical analysis of users’ behavior on the site.

name of the files: 1. _ga, 2. _gid, 3. _gat_gtag_UA_121912025_1 – These types of cookies allow monitoring the website by Google Analytics, a service provided by Google to obtain information regarding the website’s visits. Some of the saved data for future analysis include: how many times a user accesses the website, the date of the first and last visit, visit duration, the page from which the site accessed the website, the place in the world the user accessed the webpage from, etc. The configuration of these cookies is predetermined by the service provided by Google; that is why we recommend that you consult the confidentiality page of Google Analytics, https://policies.google.com/technologies/types, to get more information regarding the cookies they use and how to deactivate them (it is understood that we take no liability regarding the content of the websites belonging to third parties or its accuracy).

3. Settings of your cookie files

You may set your browser so that the cookie files be created only with your approval or generally denied. Please remember that without cookie files, certain areas of the webpage cannot be used or are limited in use.

You may control the use of cookies and prevent it, if you configure your browse as follows:

• Internet Explorer, see (https://support.microsoft.com/de-at/help/17442/windows-internet-explorer-delete-manage-cookies) Extras – Internet Options – “Extended card” – at the section Security check “Sent requests of the “Do Not Track” type to the web pages visited with Internet Explorer „Do Not Track” – confirm
• Firefox, see (https://support.mozilla.org/de/kb/cookies-loeschen-daten-von-websites-entfernen) Menu – Settings – Data protection – at the History section check “create user-defined settings” – at the “Cookies” section make the desired setting – confirm.
• Google Chrome, see
(https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95647?co=GENIE.Platform%3DDesktop&hl=de) Menu – Settings – Extended Settings – at the section “Data Protection” click on “Content Settings” – the section “Cookies” and check the desired boxes – confirm.
• Safari, see (https://support.apple.com/kb/ph21411?locale=de_DE) Safari – Settings – Data Protection – at the section “Cookies and the webpage data” make the desired settings – confirm.