Last updated on august 4th 2026
1) What is a cookie?
When you visit the website, information regarding your device’s (computer, tablet, smartphone, etc.) browsing activity on the site may be stored in text files called “cookies,” which are installed on your browser.
A cookie does not identify you personally, but only the browser on your device.
2) What are cookies used for?
These cookies and other trackers are placed and used on our website by SYNIDIA and third-party companies. Some are essential for the website to function, while others enable us to provide you with certain features and optimize your experience on our site.
3) How do I manage these cookies?
When you visit our website, a banner will appear. Depending on your choice, cookies will be stored on your device (computer, smartphone, tablet, mobile phone, etc.).
You can opt out of cookies at any time in two ways:
By visiting our cookie management tool, accessible at the bottom of the page, or by clicking the “Cookie Management” button located at the bottom of every page on the site.
Or by changing your browser settings by visiting the websites linked below, depending on your browser type:
- Firefox: Tools menu ► Options ► Privacy tab ► Select the desired options
- Chrome: Settings menu (settings icon) ► Settings ► Advanced settings ► Content settings ► Select the desired options
- EDGE: Tools menu ► Internet Options ► Privacy tab ► Select the desired level
- Safari: Safari (settings icon) ► Preferences ► Security ► Show Cookies ► Select the desired options
4) What types of cookies are used on our website:
First-party cookies necessary for the website for navigating and using its features.
You have the option to opt out of the use of tracking cookies that are strictly necessary for the functioning and day-to-day administration of the website through the cookie management module accessible at the bottom of the page or by using the “Cookie Management” button located at the bottom of each page on the site.
If you choose to technically block these functional cookies, your browsing experience on our site and/or your ability to use certain features may be affected.
5) How long do cookies remain stored?
Cookies—including those that do not require consent—remain stored for 13 months from the time they are first placed on your device.
6) List of Third-Party Trackers and Cookies
These trackers link to domains other than that of the main site, generally managed by third parties that were queried by the visited site and not by the user themselves. They are primarily used to allow third parties to see which pages on the site in question a user has visited and to collect information about the user. They are subject to the same regulations as cookies regarding consent, which must be informed, freely given, specific, unambiguous, and provided prior to the insertion or reading of third-party applications. However, certain third parties are exempt from the consent requirement, particularly when they are strictly necessary for a feature expressly requested by the user.
