Cookie policy
Cookie policy of Studio LegalMark: data, purpose, contacts and configuration of the site.
Configuration of the site
LegalMark master pages do not set application cookies and do not use localStorage, sessionStorage, advertising pixels or analytics scripts. The site uses CSS files, JavaScript and images hosted on its domain. No maps, videos or embedded external widgets are uploaded.
Technical services of hosting
The server and any hosting security services may use cookies strictly necessary for delivery or protection of the service. The configuration of the supplier determines their presence and duration. The necessary tools do not have advertising purposes; their description must be updated if new services are introduced.
Why does not a banner of consent appear
In the configuration of the pages published there are no tools that require a prior consent to profiling. We do not therefore ask for an indistinct consent through a banner. The future addition of non-existent analytics, advertising or external content that track navigation will require updated information and prior blocking of the relevant tools until the user’s choice is provided.
Connections to external services
Links to WhatsApp, Google Maps and editorial sources open external sites or applications on your choice. By visiting these services, their information and settings apply. The simple opening of the LegalMark pages does not charge those services. Google: https://policies.google.com/privacy. WhatsApp: https://www.whatsapp.com/legal/privacy-policy.
Browser settings
You can check or delete cookies from the browser settings. The indiscriminate blocking of technical cookies of an external service or hosting may affect its operation. The LegalMark website does not save a consent preference because it does not activate optional tracking categories.
Contacts and updates
Owner: Studio LegalMark; info@legalmark.it. For personal data and rights, please also consult the privacy policy. Update: 11 October 2026. The information describes the site code and distinguishes the services possibly introduced by hosting; a configuration change requires a new verification.