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About the website
Yourstyleover40.com is a blog that deals with women fashion and style, it is not a newspaper and is updated without a fixed periodicity. The information in the posts and on the pages is provided in good faith, but may contain inaccuracies, which is why we reserve the right to modify the contents as necessary. This page provides information on privacy policy and cookie policy exclusively for the blog Yourstyleover40.com and not for other sites that may be consulted by the user through links.
Which kind of data we collect and why
Comments at the end of posts
When users leave comments on the site, we collect the data shown in the comment form and also the visitor’s IP address and the browser user agent string to help detect spam. The responsibility for the content of the comment always falls on the author of the comment. We reserve the right to delete any comments that do not comply with the privacy regulations or those deemed unsuitable in our sole discretion.
An anonymized string created by your email address (also called a hash) can be provided to the Gravatar service to see if you’re using it. The privacy policy of the Gravatar service is available here: https://automattic.com/privacy/. After approving your comment, your profile picture is visible to the public in the context of your comment.
The data given by the user remains stored in our internal webmail archive, in the site database (hosted on Siteground.com) and in our backups. The data is used exclusively for what the user has requested and are not transferred to third parties. Visit the page Data access request to know how to do to receive the list of your data stored in this blog, and if necessary, request modification or cancellation of them. If you request the modification or cancellation of your data, you will subsequently receive an email confirming that your request has been made.
On the site we use Jetpack, a WordPress plugin that manages the subscription to the comments of a post, recognizes you if you are a registered user of WordPress and you are browsing “logged in”, and Akismet, a WordPress service that stems spam; at this link you can read the privacy policy of Automattic, the company that produces WordPress: https://automattic.com/privacy/
Contact form and subscription to the blog
On the contact page you can decide to contact us by leaving your name and email address. We use the Worpress Contact Form 7 plugin to collect this kind of information.
The data remain stored in our internal webmail archive, in the site database (hosted on Siteground.com) and in our backups, indefinitely. The data is used exclusively for what the user has requested and are not transferred to third parties. Visit the page Data access request to know how to do to receive the list of your data stored in this blog, and if necessary, request modification or cancellation of them. If you request the modification or cancellation of your data, you will subsequently receive an email confirming that your request has been made.
You can decide to subscribe to the newsletter to receive communication on the publication of new posts on the blog. To send you emails that warn you of the new posts we use a free service provided by of Mailchimp. The data (name and email) are stored on their secure servers and you have the ability to access, modify or delete your data by clicking on the link at the bottom of each communication.
The data is used exclusively for what the user has requested and are not transferred to third parties.
Embedded content by other websites
Posts and pages on this site may include embedded content (such as videos, images, articles, etc.). The embedded content of other websites behave in exactly the same way as if the user decides to visit another website.
These websites can collect data about you, use cookies, integrate additional third-party tracking, and monitor interaction with that embedded content, including tracking your interaction with embedded content if you have an account and are connected to that site web.
In this blog, you can find embedded content from:
Youtube, the platform used to show videos relevant to the topics we speak about in the posts and pages. Please visit Youtube’s page dedicated to cookies and privacy policy: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/2801895?hl=it&ref_topic=2803240 and that of Google, the company that acquired this service https: // policies. google.com/privacy?hl=en&gl=uk
Shopstylecollective, the website from which I get images of products to create outfits and looks. Please visit Shopstylecollective’s page dedicated to cookies and privacy policy: https://www.shopstyle.com/privacy
Rewardstyle, the website from which I get images of products to create outfits and looks. Please visit Rewardstyle’s page dedicated to cookies and privacy policy: https://company.shopltk.com/ltk-privacy-policy and https://company.shopltk.com/ltk-cookie-policy
Bantoa, the website from which I get images of products to create outfits and looks. Please visit Bantoa’s page dedicated to cookies and privacy policy: https://www.bantoa.com/it/privacypolicy
Getty images, the website from which I get the images with the caption credits ‘Getty Images’ and that I insert in my posts through an embedded code. Please visit Getty images’ page dedicated to cookies and privacy policy: https://www.gettyimages.it/company/privacy-policy#
Trend for Trend, the website from which I get images of products to create outfits and looks. Please visit Trend for Trend’s page dedicated to cookies and privacy policy: https://www.trendfortrend.com/legal/privacy-policy
Amazon, the website from which I get images of products to create outfits and looks. Please visit Amazon’s page dedicated to cookies and privacy policy: https://www.amazon.it/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201909010
Cookies extended information notice
We use technical cookies to remember the existence of cookies, the fact that we use them and also to invite you to read the cookie and privacy policy. In addition, this blog also uses third-party cookies, to send you services in line with your preferences. On your first access to this blog you will see a cookie banner informing you about the use of cookies. From this banner you can decide which specific cookies you consent to and for how long: clicking on “customize” you will find the information of the individual cookie acceptance options and understand how your data will be managed depending on the option chosen. However, if you decide to reject cookies, some functions, services or features of the site may not be available, but you can always review and change your choices at any time. In addition, this banner is linked to this page with extensive information about cookies and privacy.
Regardless of the banner we use to inform you about cookies and to decide whether to accept them all or in part or reject them, you can still set up your computer to be notified whenever a cookie is sent to you or disable all cookies (except Flash cookies) through your browser. Check your browser’s Help menu or settings and commands built into mobile devices to find out how. Some devices store cookies not only in areas connected to the browser, but also in areas specific to Apps, which can not be managed through the browser. Check the settings of your Apps on your mobile device to find out how to manage or delete cookies that may be stored in these areas.
Most internet browsers are set to accept cookies automatically.
In your browser you can set your privacy preferences so as not to store cookies, delete them after each visit or whenever you close your browser, or even accept only the cookies of this blog and not those of third parties; there is also a service, Your Online Choices, which shows you which cookies install the various services and how you can disable them one by one.
Furthermore, at the end of each browsing session, the collected cookies can be deleted from the hard disk.
Since each browser – and often different versions of the same browser – has a different procedure to manage cookie preferences, you can find detailed information about this in your browser’s guide.
For an overview of the action modes for the most common browsers, you can visit the following addresses:
http://www.cookiepedia.co.uk/index.php?title=How_to_Manage_Cookies
http://it.wikihow.com/Cancellare-i-Cookie-del-tuo-Browser-Internet
http://it.wikihow.com/Disattivare-i-cookies
Warning: if you decide not to accept cookies, some features, services or features of the site may not be available.
Cookies we have in this blog
- Technical tracking cookies and cookies serving aggregated statistical purposes
Technical cookies allow you to browse the blog and save your preferences and navigation preferences. These cookies help us to understand how many users visit our site, which web pages they visit, how long they remain, how they arrive at our site and also to gather information on how users use our site. This kind of information helps us understand what the successful web features are and how the site may need improvement and are completely anonymous and in aggregated form: the cookie and tracking systems are never associated with the person but with the navigation, so no one can associate your name to the pages you visit.
The computer system responsible for the operation of this blog acquires some personal data whose transmission is implicit in the use of Internet communication protocols. This information is not collected to identify a user, but only to obtain anonymous statistical information on the use of the blog and to check its correct functioning. In the blog there are cookies by Jetpack, a WordPress plugin that manages your comments in the blog’s posts, recognizes you if you are a registered WordPress user and if you are browsing “logged in”, and Akismet, a WordPress service that stems the spam; at this link https://automattic.com/privacy/ you can read the privacy policy of Automattic, the company that produces WordPress. In the blog, there are also technical cookies of Google Analytics, but your IP address is anonymized and here you can read the privacy policy of Google Analytics: http://www.google.com/policies/technologies/cookies/
- Advertising and profiling cookies of third parties
Profiling cookies track your behaviour and your habits to provide you with personalized content and products, as when you arrive on this blog you happen to see the advertising of a product that you had previously visited on another site. This means that this site does not choose the advertising you see, but it is provided by the third party that uses its cookies to select it. Regardless of the banner we use to inform you about the cookies and to decide whether to accept them all or in part or reject them, you can always disable personalized advertising by following the information on the website http://www.youronlinechoices.eu/
On the blog, there are third-party advertising spaces that use cookies, web beacons, pixels or Gifs. Third-party analytics networks and advertising networks use these technologies to automatically collect information and provide targeted ads for products and services that may be of interest to you, learn what advertising leads users to this blog, inform the advertiser about which other sites visited are associated with the network advertiser, what ads to make on this blog, but the information collected does not contain your name or email address. Companies that advertise on this site may also place web beacons in their ads to help develop statistics on the effectiveness of advertising on our site and may place other cookies without our knowledge. For detailed information, please visit their pages dedicated to cookie and privacy policy.
This Website displays announcements of products or services offered by third parties with which it collaborates in the form of commercial affiliation. Ads can be viewed either as advertising links or as banners in various graphic forms. The click on the icon or on the banner published on this Website are tracked by the third-party services listed below and are shared with this Website. To find out what data is collected, please refer to the privacy policies of each service.
Currently on this site there are ads of the following third parties that perform profiling through cookies:
Google adsense, a service used to show images and products aimed at commercial affiliation. Visit their page dedicated to cookies and privacy policy https: //support.google.com/adsense/answer/2839090 (where the doubleclick cookie is explained and there is a link to disable it)
Snapwidget, image viewing service used to view the Instagram profile. Visit their page dedicated to cookies and privacy policy: https://snapwidget.com/privacy
Shopstyle, a service used to show images and products aimed at commercial affiliation. Visit their page dedicated to cookies and privacy policy: https://www.shopstyle.com/privacy
Rewardstyle, a service used to show images and products aimed at commercial affiliation. Visit their page dedicated to cookies and privacy policy: https://company.shopltk.com/ltk-privacy-policy and https://company.shopltk.com/ltk-cookie-policy
Bantoa, a service used to show images and products. Visit their page dedicated to cookies and privacy policy: https://www.bantoa.com/it/privacypolicy
Trend for trend, a service used to show images and products aimed at commercial affiliation. Visit their page dedicated to cookies and privacy policy: https://www.trendfortrend.com/legal/privacy-policy
Amazon, a service used to show images and products aimed at commercial affiliation. Visit their page dedicated to cookies and privacy policy: https://www.amazon.it/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201909010
Awin, a service used to show images and products aimed at commercial affiliation. Visit their page dedicated to cookies and privacy policy:
https://www.awin.com/it/compliance
Vestry, a service used to show images and products aimed at commercial affiliation. Visit their page dedicated to cookies and privacy policy:
https://www.vestry.com/
La Redoute Fr, a service used to show images and products aimed at commercial affiliation. Visit their page dedicated to cookies and privacy policy:
https://www.laredoute.fr/
Zalando, a service used to show images and products aimed at commercial affiliation. Visit their page dedicated to cookies and privacy policy:
https://www.zalando.it/zalando-informativa-sulla-privacy/
Nuxe, a service used to show images and products aimed at commercial affiliation. Visit their page dedicated to cookies and privacy policy: https://it.nuxe.com/politica-di-gestione-dei-cookie
Calla shoes, a service used to show images and products aimed at commercial affiliation. Visit their page dedicated to cookies and privacy policy: https://callashoes.co.uk/policies/privacy-policy
Vestiaire Collective, a service used to advertize second-hand items. Visit their site https://it.vestiairecollective.com/ for cookies and privacy policy.
Vinted, a service used to advertize second-hand items. Visit their site https://www.vinted.it/ for cookies and privacy policy.
- Third-party cookies related to Social Media
At the bottom of the pages and posts and in the right column there are the sharing buttons for social networks where Yourstyleover40.com has an account: Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram, Linkedin. These platforms use their own cookies to recognize you, if you are surfing after connecting to your accounts, but we have no agreement with any of them and we are not able to see how they use your data; for more information, browse to the related cookie and privacy policy:
Google (for YouTube)
The AddToAny Share Buttons plugin is active in Yourstyleover40, which allows you to share images and contents of both posts and pages of Yourstyleover40 using the social networks that you prefer the most among all those available from this plugin and that you can consult and eventually choose, to end of the post abstract, at the end of the post, at the end of the page, or on the left side while browsing. AddToAny Share Buttons uses its own cookies to recognize you, if you are browsing after you have connected to your accounts, but we have not made any agreements and we are not able to see how they use your data; for more information, see AddToAny Share Buttons’s cookie and privacy policy:
In the site we also use Jetpack, a WordPress plugin that manages the subscription to comments on a post, recognizes you if you are a registered user of WordPress and you are browsing “logged in”, and Akismet, a WordPress service that stems spam; here you can read the privacy policy of Automattic, the company that produces WordPress.
With whom we share your data
The data provided by the user are processed only by Yourstyleover40 for the purposes that the user has requested and that are permitted on this site and will never be sold or given to third parties.
The data given by the user remains stored in our internal webmail archive, in the site database (hosted on Siteground.com) and in our backups. The data is used exclusively for what the user has requested and are not transferred to third parties. Visit the page Data access request to know how to do to receive the list of your data stored in this blog, and if necessary, request modification or cancellation of them. If you request the modification or cancellation of your data, you will subsequently receive an email confirming that your request has been made.
For how long we keep your data
If you leave a comment, the comment and its metadata are kept indefinitely. This is how we can automatically recognize and approve any follow-up comments instead of keeping them in a moderation queue.
For users who register on the blog, we store only the data provided, that is to say name and e-mail address, in our internal webmail archive, in the site database (hosted on Siteground.com) and in our backups. The data is used exclusively for what the user has requested and are not transferred to third parties. Visit the page Data access request to know how to do to receive the list of your data stored in this blog, and if necessary, request modification or cancellation of them. If you request the modification or cancellation of your data, you will subsequently receive an email confirming that your request has been made.
What rights you have on your data
If you have left comments, you can request to receive a file exported from the site with the personal data we have about you, including the data you have provided. You can also request that we delete all personal data concerning you. This does not include data that we are obliged to keep for administrative, legal or security purposes.
Where we send your data
Visitor comments can be checked via an automatic spam detection service. We do not send your information to anyone.
Your contact information
Yourstyleover40.com is managed exclusively by the owner, Bonetti Simonetta, who is responsible for the processing of personal data referred to in this informative. Yo can contact her by e mail: admin@yourstyleover40.com
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