Cookie policy

What cookies and similar tools are

Cookies are small files that a site saves in your browser. They are used to remember information between one visit and the next: for example that you have already accepted a banner, or which language you prefer to read in.

It is not only cookies. Many sites also use similar tools: localStorage and sessionStorage, which save data in the browser until the tab is closed or for longer periods, and tracking pixels, that is, tiny images loaded from an external server that mark that a page has been opened.

The law distinguishes two types. Technical cookies are the ones needed to make the site work: without them, for instance, the chosen language could not be remembered. They do not require consent. Non-technical cookies instead serve to profile your habits, to measure visits or to show advertising: for these, consent is mandatory.

Our choice: no profiling cookies

This site sets no profiling cookie and uses no non-technical cookie for its own functions. That is why there is no consent banner, and there will never be one: visitors will never see a pop-up asking them to accept or refuse cookies.

This is not a convenient choice. It is a decision taken at the start of the project and it applies to every page: the site is made of static files, it uses neither Google Analytics nor any other statistics tool, it has no social network pixel, it does not advertise and it embeds no social content. No measurement or tracking tool is connected to this domain.

The site’s own tools — menu, language selector, sticky buttons, gallery, map of nearby places — are written into the pages themselves and use no cookies, trackers or external services. The site works entirely without any cookie.

The Google Maps map

The Google Maps map is the only external resource that can set its own cookies. On the Location and Contact pages the map is embedded with a Google frame (iframe): loading it makes the browser contact Google, which may save its own cookies, for example to remember map preferences or an approximate location.

Those cookies are Google’s responsibility, not A&G Home’s. Our information notice on the data we process is the privacy notice ; for Google’s cookies Google’s own rules apply, and Google describes their purposes and duration on its own site.

If you prefer to load nothing from Google, you can avoid the embedded map entirely: on the Location and Contact pages you will find the “Open the map” link, which opens Google Maps in a separate tab. In that case our site loads no Google resource at all, because the map opens on a different site.

Cookie table

This is the complete list of what can end up in your browser when you use this site.

Avoiding third-party cookies altogether

The simplest way to load nothing from Google is to use the “Open the map” link described above, which opens Google Maps in a separate tab: from then on our site loads no Google resource at all.

Most browsers also let you block third-party cookies or all cookie categories: the settings live in the privacy section of the browser. This site stays readable and fully functional without maps.

Managing cookies in your browser

Every modern browser lets you delete cookies that have already been set, block categories of cookies and set cookies to be deleted when you close the browser. In Chrome and Edge the settings are under “Privacy and security”, in Firefox under “Privacy and security”, in Safari under “Privacy”: the exact wording changes from version to version, but the mechanism is always the same.

There is also the “Do Not Track” (DNT) option: if you turn it on in the browser settings, the browser signals that you do not want to be tracked. Some browsers also send the Global Privacy Control (GPC) signal. On this site the effect is nil, because there is no profiling cookie to block: it is still a useful setting for the other sites you visit.

Blocking cookies can stop some sites from working. This one, being static, works without any cookie at all.

Your rights and how to contact us

You can ask for information, block or delete cookies directly through your browser settings, without writing to anyone. For third-party cookies you can approach the providers: Google, through the “delete data” request page on its own site; Airbnb, through the data protection request form on its site.

Otherwise the rights described in the privacy notice apply: access, rectification, erasure, restriction, objection, withdrawal of consent and portability. Write to AeG.home.sr@gmail.com or call 338 944 2554.

Legal references

This notice is based on Legislative Decree no. 196 of 30 June 2003 (Italian Data Protection Code) and in particular on Art. 122, which governs cookies and informed consent on the internet, and on Legislative Decree no. 208 of 21 June 2021, which transposed Directive 2002/58/EC. The rights relating to personal data are governed by Regulation (EU) 2016/679, available on EUR-Lex .

The Garante per la protezione dei dati personali guidelines on cookies and tracking techniques (Order no. 231 of 4 June 2021) and the EDPB Guidelines 07/2024 explain how consent has to be collected and documented: that is where our choice not to use tracking tools, and therefore not to need a banner, comes from.

In November 2025 the European Commission presented a package amending the digital framework, known as the Digital Omnibus, which provides for moving the cookie consent regime into the GDPR. That text is not law yet: until it is published and enters into force, the legal basis remains the one set out above. This page will be updated if the situation changes.

Changes to this cookie policy

This page is updated if the site introduces new external resources or if the applicable rules change. The date of the latest update is shown at the top of the page.

Substantive changes are published on this same page, with the updated date.