Cookie Policy

Use of cookies

Bestie Bite uses cookies, small data files that contain encrypted texts and which allow us to understand user interaction on the site. Cookies help the portal owners to offer a better service to users, both in terms of use and in terms of marketing. It is forbidden to reproduce, even partially, contents and images present on the pages of the portal. The exclusive property belongs to whoever holds the copyright rights. Each user has the possibility of deactivating the use of cookies while browsing: in this case, it is possible that the functioning of the site may be compromised or threatened, causing slowdowns and anomalies.

Cookies present

Below is a list and an example of the data used within the site

Technical Cookies

Technical cookies are used only in some sections of the site and can be divided into persistent and session cookies.

• persistent: cookies are not deleted from the browser's device even after closing the browser used. The cookie deletion date is indicated in the file itself.
• session: they are deleted when the browser is closed. They are necessary for the correct function of some sections of the site and are always used, except when the user specifies to deny his consent.

Third-party cookies, not managed by the portal

While browsing the site, some third-party cookies managed by third parties may be collected. This data is used, for example, to understand user preferences and show advertising tailored to their personal interests. Specifically, the Bestie Bite website uses the following third-party cookies:

• Cookie Analytics

  Google Analytics helps monitor the site's target audience: the data allows for in-depth analysis of the accesses to the various pages and visits to the site.

• Profiling Cookies

  Profiling cookies allow us to obtain useful information during user navigation. They are managed by third parties: for their regulation, please refer to the dedicated Privacy Policy.

Facebook: data regulations

How to manage cookies on your browser. Depending on the type of browser used by the user, it will be possible to know and understand how cookies are managed on the device of preference.

• Chrome

  Select the "Menu" item and then "Settings". Click on "Show advanced settings". Under "Privacy", choose "Content settings". The Cookies section will allow you to select some items regarding their use.

• Mozilla Firefox

  Choose "Edit" from your browser settings and then "Preferences". Select "Privacy and security" and then "Cookies".

• Edge (or Internet Explorer)

  Click on "Tools" and "Internet Options". Choose "Privacy" and "Settings".

• Safari (old versions)

  From your browser menu choose "Preferences" and "Privacy". Within the "Block cookies" section you can choose whether to allow or deny the use of your data on a particular website. An article in the official Apple guide explains how to delete and manage cookies on the most modern devices.