Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy describes the types of cookies used by the website www.drin.it and its subpages, managed by Skillworks S.r.l. acting as Data Controller.

1. What Cookies Are

Cookies are small text files that the websites visited send to the user's browser, where they are stored in order to be retransmitted to the website on the next visit. They allow the website to remember information about the visit, thereby improving the user experience.

2. Categories of Cookies Used

The website www.drin.it uses the following categories of cookies:

2.1 Technical Cookies (always active)

These are necessary for the correct operation of the website and do not require consent:

  • Session cookies: to manage navigation and language preferences (IT/EN/ES).
  • Security cookies: to protect the website from attacks and abuse.

2.2 Analytical Cookies (optional consent)

Used to collect aggregate information on the use of the website. They are activated only after the user's consent, given via the banner:

  • Google Analytics 4 (ID G-F6H957JKZ2) — web measurement service provided by Google Ireland Ltd. It analyses traffic in an aggregate and anonymous form and sets the _ga and _ga_* cookies (maximum duration 13 months). GA4 does not store or use the full IP address to identify the user; data may be processed outside the EU under the Standard Contractual Clauses. Further information: Google Privacy Policy and how Google uses data.

2.3 Third-Party Cookies (optional consent)

  • LinkedIn: for the share button and social statistics.
  • YouTube: for any embedded videos.

3. Consent Management

On first access to the website, a banner is shown allowing the user to:

  • Accept all cookies;
  • Reject non-technical cookies;
  • Customise preferences.

Preferences may be changed at any time via the 🍪 Cookie button at the bottom left (“Privacy & Cookies” panel), which also allows consent for Google Analytics to be withdrawn, or by deleting cookies from the browser and reloading the page.

4. Disabling Cookies

The user may manage or disable cookies through their browser settings:

5. Cookies and Personal Data

Cookies may collect personal data (IP address, browsing behaviour). The processing of such data is governed by the Privacy Policy and by the GDPR.

Last revision: 4 September 2026