Cookie Policy of relialex.com
This document informs users about the technologies employed by this application to achieve the purposes described below. These technologies allow:
For simplicity, such technologies are referred to in this document as “trackers”, unless otherwise specified.
Some processing purposes for which trackers are used require user consent.
Tracker Duration:
The lifespan and expiration of cookies and similar trackers depend on the duration set by the provider or respective third party. Some trackers expire once the browser session ends.
This application uses technical cookies and similar trackers to enable operations essential for the provision of the service.
This application uses trackers to offer users advanced functionalities and interactions with external content, networks, and platforms.
Google Fonts (Google Ireland Limited)
A service provided by Google Ireland Limited to display font styles, allowing this application to embed such content into its pages.
Font Awesome (Fonticons, Inc.)
A service provided by Fonticons, Inc. to display font styles, allowing this application to embed such content into its pages.
Users can configure their browser settings to:
Information on managing cookies for common browsers can be found at:
Users of mobile apps can manage trackers via device settings, such as advertising preferences or general tracking settings.
Users are free to decide whether or not to provide consent for the use of trackers. However, it is important to note that trackers help this application offer an improved user experience and advanced features.
reliaLex – Via G. B. Magnaghi 57
00154 Rome, Italy
Email Address: info@relialex.com
As the provider cannot fully control the use of third-party trackers, all information about such trackers is indicative. Users are encouraged to consult the privacy policies of the listed third parties or contact the provider directly.
Personal Data (or Data): Information that directly or indirectly enables the identification of a natural person.
Usage Data: Automatically collected information such as IP addresses, domain names, URI addresses, page visits, session durations, and technical information about the user’s IT environment.
Tracker: Technologies that allow user tracking, such as cookies, web beacons, or fingerprinting.
Last Update: November 25, 2024