JamSessionMachine.net cookie policy

A cookie is a small text file stored on the computer of someone browsing a website in order to record some information related to the visit and to create a system to recognize the user even at a later time. The identifiers of the devices, instead, are generated by collecting and processing some information such as the IP address and/or the user-agent (browser version, type and version of the operating system) or other device features, again in order to connect some stored data to a specific user.

A website can set a cookie on the browser only if the user preferences allow it. It is important to know that a browser can allow a specific website to access only its own cookies and not those set by other websites: regarding this, there is no risk for your privacy.

Practices related to cookies and other similar technologies

This site or one of those managing embedded content may use cookies or other types of identifiers for several reasons, including:

• Provide access to reserved areas of the site and to authentication (in this case cookies are called "technical" and are used to maintain the browsing session and/or facilitate later access from the same device).
• Track user preferences while browsing the site and/or using embedded/connected services.
• Provide advertising and/or content relevant to visitors' interests ("third-party cookies" only).
• Process statistical analysis (analytics) about the use of the site and/or embedded services.
• Carry out research to improve contents, products and provided services.

www.JamSessionMachine.net DOES NOT directly use any profiling cookies : the only cookies directly generated and managed by JamSessionMachine.net are the so-called "technical cookies" (which are exclusively used to provide services to the public) and, in an extremely limited way, analytics cookies (which are used to count the number of readings on the various pages of the site and/or for other statistical purposes). However, we inform users that through our pages could be generated profiling cookies by third parties (Ref. "Third party cookies").

Third party cookies

JamSessionMachine.net integrates within its pages third-party services that may set and use their own cookies and/or similar technologies. The use of these cookies and similar technologies by these companies is governed by these companies' privacy policies and not by this cookie policy since JamSessionMachine.net is totally unrelated to the management of these tools and to the processing of data deriving from them.

Below is a (non-exhaustive) list of some of the partners companies who may use cookies while browsing the site www.JamSessionMachine.net:

• Google Analytics (read policy)
• Google Adsense (read policy)
• Google+ (read policy)
• Facebook (read policy)
• Twitter (read policy)
• Linkedin (read policy)
• YouTube (read policy)

In case of doubts or warnings regarding the use of cookies you can contact us at info@JamSessionMachine.net.

Disable cookies

You can configure your browser to accept or reject all cookies or particular types of cookies (for example, third-party cookies) or you can choose to be notified whenever a cookie is set into your computer.

It is important to know that the refusal of all cookies may prevent you from using the functions of the site that require your access, through username and password, to areas reserved for registered users. In fact, all these functions require cookies in order to function properly and, consequently, blocking cookies would make it impossible to use them.

Below are the instructions suitable for the most popular browsers to do a custom configuration about cookies:

• Microsoft Internet Explorer
  1. Click "Tools" at the top of borwser window;
  2. Select "Internet Options";
  3. Click "Privacy";
  4. to enable cookies, the Privacy leven has to be set to "Medium" or lower; setting Privacy level higher than "Medium" will disable cookies.
• Mozilla Firefox
  1. Click "Tools" at the top of borwser window;
  2. Select "Options";
  3. Click "Privacy";
  4. Click "Cookies";
  5. select or deselect "Accept cookies" and "Accept third party cookies";
• Google Chrome
  1. Click Menu;
  2. Click "Settings";
  3. at the bottom of your browser window select "Swow advanced settings";
  4. in the "Privacy" section, select "Content settings";
  5. select or deselect "prevent websites to set cookies data".
• Apple Safari
  1. Click "Safari" at the top of your browser window;
  2. Select "Preferences";
  3. Click "Privacy";
  4. select or deselect "Cookie and data from websites".