Website Notice Regarding Advertising and User Consent Settings
Translated from Czech, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
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This article appears to be a technical or administrative notice from the iDNES.cz website, rather than a news report. The content focuses on user consent for advertising and data processing.
Users are presented with options regarding personalized advertising. They can choose to subscribe to 'iDNES Premium' for an ad-free experience or continue with targeted advertising based on their browsing habits and interests. The notice details how data is collected and used by both MAFRA, a.s., and its 125 advertising partners.
It outlines the various purposes for which data might be processed, including selecting ads, personalizing content, measuring ad performance, and developing services. Users are informed that they can withdraw their consent for targeted advertising at any time, which would then prompt them to consider the premium subscription. Consent for other data processing purposes can also be modified without needing to switch to the premium service.
The notice also mentions the use of 'legitimate interest' as a legal basis for processing certain data, and users are directed to a 'Detailed Settings' section to manage these preferences and raise objections. The settings applied are specific to the websites iDNES.cz, Lidovky.cz, Expres.cz, and Antiyoutuber.cz. It further explains that while consent for targeted advertising is comprehensive, certain data processing activities (like content personalization and technical site operations) may require explicit disagreement if the user opts for the free, ad-supported service.
Originally published by iDNES in Czech. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.