Short version: on this site there is nothing to track, and that is why you will not find a banner. Below is the precise list of what there is and what there is not.
This is a translation provided for convenience. The binding version is the Italian one, available at https://mibsolution.it/cookie.html.
Last updated: 14 August 2026
The banner is there to ask permission for the cookies whose presence is not essential: analytics, profiling and advertising ones. There are none of those here, so there is nothing to authorise.
Putting a banner where it is not needed is not an extra precaution: it trains people to press "accept" without looking, and it is a practice the Italian data protection authority discourages. We would rather tell you how the site is built.
| Where | What | Is consent needed? |
|---|---|---|
| Public website mibsolution.it | No cookies. No analytics tools. No calls to external services. | No: there is nothing |
| Client area area.mibsolution.it | A single signed session cookie, whose job is to save you signing in again on every page. It is deleted when you sign out or close the browser. | No: it is a technical cookie |
| Payment Stripe pages | When you pay for a subscription you are taken to Stripe's pages, which use their own cookies to make the payment work and keep it secure. | Stripe manages them, on its own pages |
Many sites load their typefaces from Google's servers. It is convenient, but it means your IP address reaches Google before you have even seen the page — and an IP address is personal data.
On our site the typefaces are copied and served from our own server: when you open a page your browser contacts nobody except us. It is not a formality: it is the reason this page can be so short.
Even though there is nothing here to block, every browser lets you see and delete cookies from its own settings, usually under "Privacy and security". Careful: if you block the technical ones too, signing in to the client area stops working, because the site can no longer remember that you are logged in.
If one day we add analytics tools or anything else, this page will be rewritten before, and a genuine consent request will appear, with the option of saying no without losing the use of the site.
For the rest of the processing there is the privacy policy.