Cookie policy
Policy on the use of cookies on the site WWW.INSTANTDEVELOPER.COM
Updated 24 April 2024
The policy below regarding the use of cookies on this website is provided as part of the implementation of the provisions of the Italian Privacy Authority dated 8 May 2014 (Identification of simplified methods for disclosing and obtaining consent to the use of cookies) and in compliance with art. 13 of the GDPR (EU general regulation on data protection # 679/2016).
This policy is provided and updated by Pro Gamma SpA, manager of the website and Data Controller for the personal information connected to it, with offices in Via D’Azeglio, 51, 40123 Bologna (BO) – Italy, which can be contacted at privacy@instantdeveloper.com.
You can contact the same address to exercise the rights of the data subject as described in the GDPR (art.s 15 – 21 and art. 34 of the GDPR: for example, access, deletion, updating, rectification, integration, etc.). You will always have the right to submit a complaint with the Italian Privacy Authority, located in Piazza Venezia # 111 – 00186 Rome (RM), Italy – Tel. +39 06 696771 – Email: garante@gpdp.it – Certified email: protocollo@pec.gpdp.it.
We also inform you that the Controller has nominated a DPO, identified as the Attorney Giovanni Crocetti Bernardi of the Court of Ravenna, practicing in Via A. De Gasperi # 5 – 48121 – Ravenna (RA), Italy, Tel. +39 0544.31159 – Email: dpo@instantdeveloper.com, certified email: gcrocetti@pec.it.
In any event, personal data are processed by specific individuals assigned by the Controller, and they are neither communicated nor circulated.
What cookies does www.instantdeveloper.com use?
This website uses
- technical cookies, which ensure that the website content functions correctly;
third-party Analytics cookies, as an anonymous and aggregate analysis tool regarding the behaviors of browsers on the website; - third-party profile cookies used to promote offers that meet your needs.
- social network cookies used to share the contents of the website with other users as well. These cookies are typically used to enable the “Like” or “Follow” functions of Social Networks such as Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. These functions allow Social Networks to identify their users and collect information, including when they surf other websites.
What are cookies?
Cookies are small strings of text that a website can send to a user’s device while they surf (whether they are using a desktop, laptop, smartphone, or tablet; they are normally saved directly by the browser used when surfing). The same website that sent them can then read and record the cookies found on the device to obtain various kinds of information.
What types of cookies exist?
There are various types of cookies, with different characteristics.
First, cookies can be classified as:
- session cookies, which are deleted as soon as the browser (such as Internet Explorer, Safari Google Chrome, etc.) is closed
- persistent cookies, which, differently from session cookies, remain on the device, continuing to operate even after the browser is closed, and until a given period of time has elapsed
- first-party cookies, meaning cookies that are generated and managed directly by the managing party for the website on which the user is browsing
- third-party cookies, which are generated and managed by parties other than the manager of the website on which the user is browsing (generally in force through a contract between the owner of the website and that third-party).
The two functional macro-categories are:
technical cookies
technical cookies are generally necessary for the correct operation of the website and for allowing browsing; without them, the browser may be unable to correctly display the pages or use certain services. For example, a technical cookie is mandatory for keeping the user connected throughout their visit to a website, or for saving settings regarding the language, display, and so on. Technical cookies can be further separated into navigation cookies, which ensure normal navigation and use of the website (for example, making it possible to make a purchase or authenticate oneself to access protected areas); analytics cookies, equated with technical cookies only where used directly by the manager of the website to collect information, in aggregate form, on the number of users and how they visit the website: functionality cookies, which allow the user to navigate as a function of a series of selective criteria (for example, the language, products selected for purchase) in order to improve the service provided to that user.
profiling cookies
the purpose of profiling cookies is to create profiles for the user and they are used to promote offers that match the preferences the user has demonstrated as they browse the web.
Given that these tools are not required for correct operation of the website, but are used exclusively to allow the browser to become aware of offers that better meet their needs, for its part, Pro Gamma SpA gives the user/browser the option to enable or disable these cookies, providing the link to the controller’s cookie policy.
Mechanics of the website relating with third parties
Facebook uses a pixel (code fragment) on each page displayed to make it possible to identify the user and operations performed on the website. This monitoring allows Facebook to identify the target for whom to enable promotions where they exist.
Facebook uses cookies for managing like and share buttons and for identifying users and their browsing habits.
Details on how Facebook uses cookies are available here: Facebook Cookie Policy
LinkedIn uses cookies for managing like and share buttons and for identifying users and their browsing habits. Detailed information is available here: LinkedIn Cookie Policy
Google Analytics
GA installs cookies in order to send information about the user to the GA server. This information is completely anonymized before it is sent (IP anonymization) and will concern the number of visits, the source of the visit, the technical characteristics of the device, the user’s browsing path, and their socio-demographic characteristics.
Google Ads
Google Ads will install cookies in order to send anonymized information about users to the GAds servers. This information will concern the number of visits related to promotional campaigns, and will be used by Ads to determine conversion events and to build dynamic lists of users to whom to propose the ads (remarketing).
Detailed information on how Google uses user cookies are available here: Google Policies
Hotjar
Hotjar will install cookies in order to send anonymized information about users to the Hotjar servers. This information will be about the user’s behavior on the website, their browsing path, promotions, the number and location of their clicks, completion of contextual surveys, etc. Detailed information about Hotjar cookies is available here: Hotjar Cookie Policy
Brevo (formerly Sendinblue)
Brevo uses cookies to analyze behavioral data for users originating from automation campaigns. By using cookies, it is possible to find out who opens emails, clicks on their content, navigates to the website, and concludes a conversion process.
Additional information on the methods that Brevo uses to trace users is available here: Brevo Policies
The following first party technical cookies are used on this site
cookie_notice_accepted
Domain: instantdeveloper.com
Duration: 30 days
Description: Used to record consent given to the privacy and cookie policies
wordpress_test_cookie
Domain: instantdeveloper.com
Duration: 30 days
Description: Used if the browser is set to accept cookies
DISABLING COOKIES IN A BROWSER
Every user can configure their own browser in order to not accept cookies automatically. All cookies installed in the browser can be deleted and the installation of new cookies can be blocked. For specific instructions on each type of browser, choose one of the following links:
DELETING FLASH COOKIES
To change settings for Flash cookies, click here.