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Legal Notices

Introduction

The Presidency of the Council of Ministers—Department for Digital Transformation, located at Largo Pietro di Brazzà 86, 00187 Rome, has created this website with the aim of fostering the growth and coordination of a community interested in developing code that supports the operation of the public administration’s online services.

Content License

In accordance with the “open by default” principle pursuant to Article 52 of Legislative Decree No. 82 of March 7, 2005 (CAD), and unless otherwise specified (including embedded third-party content), the data, documents, and information published on the website are made available under CC-BY 4.0 license .


Users are therefore free to share (reproduce, distribute, communicate to the public, display in public, represent, perform, and recite this material by any means and in any format) and modify (transform the material and use it for derivative works) for any purpose, including commercial purposes, subject only to the requirement of attribution, without imposing any additional restrictions.

Links to External Sites and Embedded Content

Links to external third-party websites provided on this site, as well as embedded third-party content, are provided solely as a service to users. The inclusion of links to external third-party websites or the embedding of third-party content does not imply any kind of approval or shared responsibility on the part of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers regarding the legality, completeness, or accuracy of the information contained on the linked sites.

Social Media Policy

The Presidency of the Council of Ministers—Department for Digital Transformation—uses social media for institutional purposes to increase transparency and raise awareness of its activities: it informs, communicates, listens, and publishes institutional content.


The published content includes images, videos, press releases, service information, news related to the Department’s activities, as well as opportunities for citizen engagement and participation.


Through its social media channels, the Department may share and repost content and messages of public interest and utility published by other users. When published directly by the Department, all content is released under the “open by default” principle with CC-BY 4.0 license .


We process your personal data as described in this website's privacy policy.


The Department is committed to managing spaces for communication and dialogue on its social media profiles—which are constantly monitored—and asks its users to follow a few simple rules:

  • Everyone is asked to express their opinions fairly, moderately, and respectfully;

  • On social media, everyone is responsible for the content they post and the opinions they express. However, insults, profanity, offensive remarks, threats, and—in general—discriminatory, violent, or defamatory behavior will not be tolerated;

  • Published content must always respect people's privacy. References to facts or details that are not in the public interest and that infringe on the privacy of third parties should be avoided;

  • The relevance of the topics to the activities of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers is an essential requirement: under no circumstances may these spaces be used for purposes other than institutional ones;

  • Each discussion is related to a specific topic: all participants are asked to stick to it;

  • No form of advertising, spam, or promotion of private interests or illegal activities will be tolerated;

  • Content that infringes copyright or involves the unauthorized use of registered trademarks is not permitted;

In any case, where the social media platform allows it, the staff will remove any posts, comments, or audio/video content that:

  • contain inappropriate language and/or a threatening, violent, vulgar, or disrespectful tone;

  • contain illegal content or content that incites others to engage in illegal activities;

  • contain offensive, misleading, or alarmist content, or content that infringes on the rights of third parties;

  • disclose personal data or information that could cause harm or damage the reputation of third parties;

  • contain obscene, pornographic, or child pornographic content, or content that may offend users' sensibilities;

  • contain content that is discriminatory on the basis of gender, race, ethnicity, language, religious belief, political opinion, sexual orientation, age, or personal and social circumstances;

  • promote or support illegal activities that infringe on copyright or the rights of third parties.

For anyone who repeatedly violates these terms, the terms contained in the policies of the tools used, or otherwise jeopardizes the security of the systems, the Department reserves the right to ban or block the user (where possible, following an initial warning) to prevent further actions, and to report the user to the platform administrators and, if necessary, to law enforcement authorities.

Below are the official social media profiles of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers—Department for Digital Transformation:

Any other accounts associated with the Presidency of the Council of Ministers—Department for Digital Transformation—are not managed by it.

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