Below are the various types of cookies used by digiway.it according to their purpose.
Technical Cookies This type of cookie allows certain sections of the Site to function correctly. They fall into two categories: persistent and session:
- persistent: once the browser is closed they are not destroyed but remain until a preset expiry date
- session: they are destroyed every time the browser is closed
These cookies, always sent from our domain, are necessary to display the site correctly and in relation to the technical services offered; they will therefore always be used and sent, unless the user changes the settings in their browser (thus affecting the display of the site's pages).
Analytical Cookies Cookies in this category are used to collect information about the use of the site. Digiway.it will use this information for anonymous statistical analysis in order to improve the use of the Site and to make content more interesting and relevant to users. This type of cookie collects data anonymously about user activity and how they arrived at the Site. Analytical cookies are sent by the site itself or by third-party domains.
Cookie List
Cookie | Type | Duration | Description |
__utma | Persistent | 730 days | We use Google Analytics anonymously for access statistics and to identify areas of the site to improve. No personal data is tracked. The first cookie written is __utma, a persistent cookie with an expiry of exactly two years from the moment it is written. Its content is a numeric hash in the form of 6 groups of numbers separated by dots. The first group is a unique hash of the domain where the GA script was executed, the second is a random number, and the third, fourth and fifth groups are dates in UNIX timestamp format representing your last visit, the previous one and the first recorded visit. The last group is a simple visit counter. |
__utmb | Session | < 1 day | We use Google Analytics anonymously for access statistics and to identify areas of the site to improve. No personal data is tracked. __utmb is a session cookie that exists ONLY while a visit, or rather a session, is in progress. It contains the timestamp of the moment you entered the site. |
__utmc | Session | — | We use Google Analytics anonymously for access statistics and to identify areas of the site to improve. No personal data is tracked. __utmc works in tandem with __utmb but expires when you physically close the browser. Through these two cookies, Analytics is able to calculate, for example, the average time spent on pages. |
__utmt | Session | < 1 day | We use Google Analytics anonymously for access statistics and to identify areas of the site to improve. No personal data is tracked. |
__utmz | Persistent | 182 days | We use Google Analytics anonymously for access statistics and to identify areas of the site to improve. No personal data is tracked. __utmz is a persistent cookie that expires 6 months after creation or update. It contains the account hash, a creation timestamp, parameters related to the number of visits, and information about the source, campaign and keywords entered. |
VisitorID | Persistent | 365 days | Analytical cookie containing a 32-character encoded ID that identifies the visitor anonymously for site visit statistics. |
digiway_consent | Persistent | 180 days | Technical cookie saved to remember the user's choice to accept the use of cookies on the Digiway site. |
LtpaToken | Session | — | Technical cookie saved after authentication to the site, used to keep the session active while navigating between pages. Contains a unique token or ID. |
How to change or disable cookie preferences
In the site footer, the "Consent Management" function is available, allowing you to change your cookie preferences.
From your browser settings (Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox, Chrome, etc.) you can disable the receipt of cookies or remove them. To find out where to find these settings, use the "Help" button in your browser.
Updated May 2019