Introduction

This document explains the technologies that enable this Application to fulfill the purposes outlined below. These technologies allow the Owner to store and access information —such as through cookies— while Users interact with the Application.

This Application exclusively utilizes trackers managed directly by the Owner, commonly referred to as “first-party” trackers. The operational lifespan of these first-party cookies and comparable tracking technologies is determined by the Owner and may vary. While certain trackers expire automatically when the User’s browsing session ends, others may persist for a longer duration.

Owner

LIGHT BLUE DOLPHIN – NEW ENERGY RESEARCH TECNOLOGY S.R.L. Via Gaudio 12, Sanremo (IM) 18038

Email: lbdnert@gmail.com

Necessary trackers

This Application utilizes essential technical cookies and similar tracking technologies strictly necessary to ensure the proper operation and delivery of the Service.

Users can take control of their privacy by adjusting their browser settings to:

• Inspect your device to see which cookies or similar technologies are currently active;
• Restrict or block the use of cookies and similar technologies;
• Delete existing cookies and related technologies directly from your browser.

Users have the right to choose whether or not to permit the use of Trackers. However, please be aware that Trackers enhance this Application’s ability to deliver an optimal experience and advanced features, as detailed in this document. Consequently, opting to block Trackers may prevent the Owner from providing these associated functionalities.

Information collected

This Application (or third-party services integrated within it) automatically collects various types of information. This may include the IP addresses or domain names of the computers used to access the Application, URI (Uniform Resource Identifier) addresses, the exact time of the request, the method used to submit the request to the server, the size of the file received in response, and the numerical code indicating the status of the server’s response (such as success or error). Additionally, data collected comprises the user’s country of origin, browser and operating system specifications, time-related details for each visit (including the duration spent on individual pages), navigational path data with a specific focus on the sequence of pages visited, and other technical parameters regarding the user’s device operating system and IT environment.