Cookie policy

COOKIE POLICY

This page describes the cookies and similar tools used by the website dolcos.com. Who the data controller is and how to exercise your rights is explained on the Privacy Policy page.

What is described here matches what the site loaded when it was checked on 25/10/2026.

WHAT COOKIES ARE

Cookies are small text files that a website saves in the visitor's browser, to recognise it in later requests or to remember a choice. Other browser tools work in the same way, such as local storage and session storage: when this page talks about cookies, it means them too.

Technical cookies make the site work and do not require consent. The others (functional, analytics and advertising) can only be used with the visitor's consent.

THIS SITE'S TECHNICAL COOKIES

usr and rap_preview: they only concern the people who work on the site, respectively for logging into the content management area and for previewing it. They are deleted when the browser is closed and are not written on visitors' devices.

CONSENT

The site does not use profiling, marketing or statistics cookies, and does not load third-party content that sets cookies without a request from the visitor. For this reason it shows no consent banner: there is nothing to consent to.

HOW TO MANAGE COOKIES IN THE BROWSER

Every browser lets you view, limit or delete the cookies received from the sites you visit, including only third-party ones. Up-to-date instructions are in the help pages of the browser you use: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, Apple Safari. Blocking technical cookies may prevent some parts of the site from working.

REFERENCES

This policy is provided under Article 13 of Regulation (EU) 2016/679 and Article 122 of Italian Legislative Decree 196/2003, in accordance with the Guidelines on cookies and other tracking tools issued by the Italian Data Protection Authority on 10 June 2021 (measure no. 231, Official Gazette no. 163 of 9 July 2021).

The policy is updated when the site changes the cookies or services it uses. The version in force is always the one published on this page.

This document was updated on 30/09/2026