Privacy
Essential privacy, stated clearly.
The website at www.openmilanese.it does not use cookies, profiling, advertising, browser analytics or web forms. This page describes the limited data that may still be processed by the technical infrastructure and through emails sent voluntarily.
Default behaviour: while browsing, the browser loads resources only from the www.openmilanese.it domain and stores no persistent identifier.
Controller and contacts
Who manages the data
The controller for processing related to this website is Sergio Milanese, who operates the personal website at www.openmilanese.it.
abuse@openmilanese.it
Browsing
Technical service logs
The systems publishing the website may record technical information required to deliver the service, diagnose anomalies, protect the infrastructure and counter abuse.
Data that may appear in logs
- the IP address visible to the service and request date/time;
- requested URL, HTTP method, response code and amount of data transferred;
- user agent, referrer and technical protocol information;
- error, security or traffic-limiting events.
Purpose and basis
Logs are used for availability, security, troubleshooting and protection of the service, based on the controller’s legitimate interest in keeping the website reliable and protected. They are not used for commercial profiling or advertising.
Retention
Technical data is retained for the time required by operational and security purposes. Information relevant to an anomaly, abuse or incident may be kept longer for analysis, prevention and the protection of rights.
Communications
Emails sent voluntarily
The website contains no forms. Email links open the mail application selected by the user: sending occurs only on the sender’s initiative.
The sender address, message content, attachments and communication metadata are processed to reply to the sender and manage the request and related correspondence. Messages are retained for the time required to manage the communication and, where applicable, to meet obligations or protect rights.
Optional provision of data
Sending an email is optional. If a contact address or the information required to handle the request is not provided, it may not be possible to reply or manage the request.
Do not send credentials, sensitive data or third-party information unless strictly necessary.
Cookies and third parties
No browser tracking
- The site sets no technical, analytics or profiling cookies.
- It does not use Local Storage, Session Storage or persistent identifiers.
- Infrastructure Lab processes choices and scores only in volatile page memory: it neither stores nor transmits them.
- It loads no fonts, scripts, images or analytics from third-party domains.
- It embeds no active social buttons: LinkedIn and GitHub are plain links.
When an external link is followed, the browser connects directly to the destination service, which receives the request and applies its own privacy notice. This website does not embed content, scripts or tracking systems from those services: the connection occurs only after a voluntary action by the user.
Recipients and technical providers
Data may be processed, within the limits required by their services, by providers used for connectivity, website publishing, email, infrastructure protection and backups. Data may also be disclosed to competent authorities when required by law or necessary to protect rights and security.
International transfers
The website does not directly transfer personal data to external services during normal browsing. Where a technical provider processes data outside the European Economic Area, processing takes place under the conditions and safeguards required by applicable law.
Automated decisions
No automated decision-making, commercial profiling or automated assessment of data subjects is carried out.
Rights
Requests and complaints
Where provided by applicable law, you may request access, rectification, deletion, restriction or objection regarding your personal data by writing to privacy@openmilanese.it. The request should contain the information reasonably required to identify the communication or data concerned. Additional identification details may be requested only where necessary to verify the requester’s identity.
You may also lodge a complaint with the Italian Data Protection Authority.
Last updated: 30 July 2026.