Pokemon cards worth nearly two million crowns stolen from French store; website discusses ad consent settings

A significant theft has occurred in France, with Pokémon cards valued at approximately two million Czech crowns stolen from a store. The article, however, primarily focuses on website advertising and user consent settings for the Czech news portal iDNES.cz.

Readers are presented with two options to continue accessing content. The first is a paid subscription to iDNES Premium, which offers an ad-free experience across multiple iDNES platforms, along with digital access to newspapers and magazines. The second option involves accepting targeted advertising, which is personalized based on user browsing habits and data collected online. This data is processed by MAFRA, a.s., and 125 advertising partners.

The website outlines the various ways user data is utilized for advertising and content personalization, including ad selection, personalized content delivery, ad performance measurement, audience understanding through statistics, and service development. Users can manage their consent settings at any time, with the option to revoke consent for targeted ads and switch to the premium ad-free service. The site also details how to manage consent for other purposes beyond targeted advertising, such as content personalization, and how to object to data processing based on legitimate interest.