This site sets two cookies. Both are strictly necessary for it to work, and neither one tracks you. That is why you are reading a page instead of dismissing a banner.
1. Why there is no cookie banner
Under Article 5(3) of Directive 2002/58/EC, as implemented in Italy by Article 122 of Legislative Decree 196/2003 and detailed in the Garante's guidelines of 10 June 2021, prior consent is required only for cookies that are not strictly necessary to provide the service you asked for. Technical cookies do not need consent, and asking for it anyway would be misleading.
NTBLDO uses no analytics, no advertising, no social plugins and no profiling cookies. Nothing on this site follows you to another site. If that ever changes, a consent banner will appear before the new cookie is set, and this page will say so.
2. The cookies we do set
| Name | Type | What it does | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|
ntbldo-session |
Technical, first-party | Identifies your browsing session so the site can keep form input across a page reload and keep the team area open for staff who have signed in. | 120 minutes of inactivity |
XSRF-TOKEN |
Technical, first-party, security | Carries the anti-CSRF token that proves a submitted form came from this site and not from a third party trying to act as you. | 120 minutes of inactivity |
Both are first-party, both are marked HttpOnly or read only by this site, and both are gone when their session expires. Blocking them will break form submission and the team login.
3. Third-party resources
There are none. Every file this page needs comes from our own server: the typefaces, the stylesheets, and the small JavaScript library behind the mobile menu and the accordions. Reading this site discloses your IP address to nobody except us.
This is deliberate, and it is worth explaining. A file loaded from an external provider sets no cookie here, so a cookie policy that only counted cookies would never mention it — but your browser still has to ask that provider for the file, and the request reveals your IP address, the page you are on and the browser you use. Rather than disclose that and leave it in place, we removed the cause: the typefaces and the library used to come from Google Fonts and a public content delivery network, and now they do not.
4. Ticketing platforms
When you click through to buy a ticket you leave this site for the platform selling it. That platform sets its own cookies under its own policy, which you should read there. We have no control over them and receive nothing from them.
5. How to control cookies yourself
Every browser lets you inspect, block and delete cookies, usually under privacy or site settings:
Blocking all cookies will stop this site's forms from working, because the anti-CSRF check has nowhere to store its token.
6. Changes
Adding any cookie beyond the two above would change this page and, if the cookie were not strictly necessary, would require your consent first. The date at the top tells you when this page last changed.
Questions: [EMAIL — to be completed].