Cookie Policy | GP MONZA Camping

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Cookie Policy – Gp Monza Camping

Last updated: 02/29/2024

Speed Park srl, owner of the website GpMonzaCamping.it (hereinafter for brevity “Speed Park“), with registered office at Via Parco snc, 20853, Biassono, MB, in addition to the provisions of ‘privacy policy, wishes to inform users about the use of cookies and other tracking technologies, as more fully specified from time to time (e.g., pixel or SDK; hereafter, for convenience, cookies and the aforementioned technologies are referred to as “Cookie“). Speed Park would like to inform you that it uses Cookies in accordance with Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (European Data Protection Regulation; “GDPR“), Legislative Decree. 196/2003 as amended (Personal Data Protection Code), Directive 2002/58/EC, the Provision of the Guarantor for the Protection of Personal Data (“Privacy Guarantor“) “Identification of Simplified Methods for Providing Information and Obtaining Consent for the Use of Cookies” dated May 8, 2014, as well as in accordance with subsequent “Clarifications on the Implementation of Cookie Legislation” of June 5, 2015 and the “Cookies and Other Tracking Tools Guidelines” of June 10, 2021.

Should you decide to access the content and services of this site by giving consent to the use of Profiling Cookies, you authorize us to install the Cookies and tracking tools detailed in Section 3 “Profiling Cookies.” The consent in question has a duration of 6 months, unless you have the right to revoke it at any time by accessing the Advertising Preference Panel (i.e., the interface for managing consent that can be recalled through the appropriate “Cookie Management” hyperlink in the footer of all pages of the site) or by one of the other methods indicated in this Cookie Policy; thereafter, at 6-month intervals (or even earlier in case of revocation of consent) we will ask you again if you wish to access the services by giving consent to the installation of Profiling Cookies or, alternatively, by purchasing a subscription offer related to one or more services.

With reference to the specific issue of personal data transfers outside the European territory, please refer to paragraph 7 of theprivacy policy.

What are Cookies?

Cookies are small text strings that a site sends to the user’s terminal, where they are automatically stored and then automatically sent back to the site each time the user accesses it. Cookies enable the site to recognize the user’s device and allow the user to navigate between pages, remembering expressed preferences and improving the user experience. They can also make sure that advertisements displayed online are more appropriate and relevant to users’ interests.

directly by the owner and/or manager of the website (so-called first-party cookies);
by third parties other than the publisher of the website visited by the user (so-called third-party cookies). Unless otherwise specified, it is recalled that third-party cookies fall under the direct and exclusive responsibility of the same operator. Further information about privacy and their use can therefore be found directly on the sites of their respective operators.

Taking into account the indications of the Privacy Guarantor and the opinions issued in the European context by the Article 29 Working Party (an independent European working group, now replaced by the European Data Protection Board, known as the EDPB), Cookies can be traced to the following categories:

1. Technical cookies

Technical Cookies are necessary to carry out the transmission of a communication over an electronic communication network and to provide the service requested by the user. They include:

Session or browsing cookies: these are the cookies that are not stored persistently on the user’s terminal and are deleted when the browser is closed and are strictly limited to the transmission of session identifiers necessary to enable the safe and efficient exploration of the site.
Functionality cookies: allow users to remember site settings they choose, such as language or privacy preferences, in order to improve their services and browsing experience.

With respect to these types of Cookies, it is not necessary to acquire the user’s prior and informed consent.

2. Analytical cookies

Analytical cookies, as recently remarked by the Privacy Guarantor, can be used, among other things, to assess the effectiveness of an information society service provided by a publisher, for the design of a website or to help measure its traffic (i.e., the number of visitors, including possibly broken down by geographic area, connection time slot, or other characteristics).

Similarly, Analytical Cookies, where installed by third parties, do not require the collection of prior user consent where direct identification of the data subject is not achieved (so-called single out) in order to prevent the use of direct and unique identifiers. In particular, such Cookies must have the following characteristics: (i) the same Cookie must be referable to not just one but multiple devices, so as to create reasonable uncertainty about the computer identity of the person receiving it (e.g., by masking appropriate portions of the IP address), (ii) the use of Cookies shall be limited solely to the production of aggregate statistics and such Cookies may be used in relation to a single site or application only mobile, so that the person’s browsing is not tracked when using different applications or browsing different websites. In addition, it is clarified that third parties, which provide the publisher with the web measurement service, shall in any case not combine the data, even thus minimized, with other processing (customer files or statistics of visits to other sites, for example) or transmit them in turn to further third parties, under penalty of unacceptably increasing the risks of user identification; except where the production of statistics by them with the minimized data affects multiple domains, websites or apps traceable to the same publisher or business group.

Instead, the user’s consent will be required for analytical cookies installed by third parties without safeguards aimed at minimizing the processing of data collected through the same cookies.

3. Profiling cookies

Profiling cookies are used to trace specific recurring actions or behavioral patterns in the use of offered features (patterns) back to specific identified or identifiable individuals for the purpose of grouping different profiles within cluster homogeneous of different widths, so that it is also possible to modulate service delivery in an increasingly personalized manner, as well as to send targeted advertising messages, i.e., in line with the preferences expressed by the user in the context of web browsing. The installation of Profiling Cookies and the resulting processing of the user’s personal data are optional, so the user’s consent is required for the installation of this type of Cookie.

Your consent will also be required in relation to “mixed” Cookies (i.e., installed and used for different purposes and not merely having a technical/analytics connotation).

Specifically, through Profiling Cookies Speed Park may possibly pursue the following purposes as defined by the IAB Transparency Framework standard. N.B. The purposes for which we ask your consent to access our services as an alternative to paid subscription are only those marked with an asterisk.

Store information on device and/or access it *
Cookies, devices, or similar online identifiers (e.g., access-based identifiers, randomly assigned identifiers, network-based identifiers) along with other information (e.g., browser type and browser information, language, screen size, supported technologies, etc.) may be stored on or read by the user’s device to recognize the user whenever the user connects to an app or website, for one or more of the purposes presented here.
Use of limited data for advertising selection *
Advertising presented to the user on this service may be based on limited data, such as the website or app in use, the approximate location, the user’s device type, or the content with which the user interacts (or has interacted) (e.g., to limit the number of times an ad is presented to the user).
Create profiles for personalized advertising *
Information about user activity on this service (such as forms submitted, content viewed) may be stored and combined with other information about the user (e.g., information from the user’s previous activity on the service and on other websites or apps) or similar users. This information is, therefore, used to create or improve a profile of the user (which could include any interests and personal aspects). This or other entities may make use of the user’s profile (including later) to present more relevant ads based on the user’s possible interests.
Use of profiles for the selection of personalized advertising *
Advertising presented to the user on the service may be based on their advertising profiles, which may reflect activity on the service or other websites or apps (such as forms submitted, content viewed), possible interests and personal aspects of the user.
Create custom content profiles *
Information about user activity on this service (such as forms submitted, content viewed) may be stored and combined with other information about the user (e.g., information from the user’s previous activity on the service and on other websites or apps) or similar users. This information is, therefore, used to create or improve a profile of the user (which could include, for example, possible interests and personal aspects). The user’s profile can be used (even later) to present content that, judging by the user’s possible interests, appears more relevant, for example by adapting the order in which content is shown, so as to make it even easier for the user to find content that matches his or her interests.
Using profiles for custom content selection *
The content presented to the user on the service may be based on his or her content personalization profiles, which may reflect his or her activity on this or other services (e.g., forms submitted, content viewed), possible interests and personal aspects, adapting, for example, the order in which content is shown to the user, so as to make it even easier for the user to find content (not advertising) that meets his or her interests.
Evaluate the performance of ads *
Information about the advertisement presented to the user and how the user interacts with it can be used to determine the level of effectiveness of an advertisement with regard to the user or other users and whether the goals of the advertisement have been achieved. For example, whether the user viewed an ad, clicked on it, induced the user to buy a product or visit a website, etc. This is very useful for understanding the relevance of advertising campaigns.
Evaluate content performance *
Information about the advertisement presented to the user and how the user interacts with it can be used to determine the level of effectiveness of an advertisement with regard to the user or other users and whether the goals of the advertisement have been achieved. For example, if the user reads an article, watches a video, listens to a podcast, or looks at a product description, how much time they spend on the service, web pages visited, etc., how much time is spent on the service? This is very useful in understanding the relevance of the (non-advertising) content being shown to the user.
Understand the audience through statistics or interconnection of data from different sources *
Reports can be generated based on the combination of datasets (such as user profiles, statistics, market research, analytical data) regarding user interactions and those of other users with advertising or (non-advertising) content in order to identify common characteristics (e.g., to determine which target audiences are most receptive to an advertising campaign or certain content).
Develop and improve services *
Information about user activity on the service, such as interaction with ads or content, can be very useful for improving products and services and creating new products and services based on user interactions, audience type, etc. This specific purpose does not include the development or improvement of user profiles and identifiers.

In addition, again with your consent (not mandatory for access to services without paid subscription), Speed Park and its partners may use the following “Special Features” for the above purposes:

Use accurate geolocation data
With your consent, your precise location (within a radius of less than 500 meters) may be used to support the purposes outlined in this policy.
Active scanning of device characteristics for identification purposes
With your consent, certain specific characteristics of your device may be requested and used to distinguish it from other devices (such as fonts or plug-ins installed, screen resolution) to support the purposes outlined in this policy.

Please be advised that Special Features may be used, regardless of the preferences you have indicated, if they are found to be necessary to ensure security, prevent fraud, and debugging.

When you first log in, by clicking on the ACCEPT button, you authorize us to install Cookies for all of the above purposes and to use, for those purposes, data related to “Special Features”. Alternatively, by accessing the Advertising Preferences Panel, you can instead select only the purposes marked with an asterisk and reject Special Features, while still having access to our services without a paid subscription. If you reject one or more of the purposes marked with an asterisk in the list above, however, you will be able to enjoy the services by purchasing one of our subscriptions.

The Cookies on this site

Technical cookies

The following Technical Cookies are used.

Cookie Name	Duration	Purpose
Onesignal	Permanent (data saved on browser until user deletes)	Tool used to enable the user to enjoy push notifications.



kwdnt	182 days	GDPR Consent Vector.

First-party analytical cookies

The following first-party analytical cookies are used. For Third-Party Analytical Cookies, please refer to the “Third-Party Cookies” section below.

Cookie Name	Purpose

GOOGLE ANALYTICS	Analytics with technical functionality. Google Analytics supports an optional browser add-on that, when installed and activated, disables measurement by Google Analytics for any site visited by a user. Please note that this add-on only disables Google Analytics measurement: https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout?hl=it.

First-party profiling cookies

The following first-party profiling cookies are used. For third-party profiling cookies, please refer to the “Third-party cookies” section below.

Cookie Name	Type	Purpose

Onesignal Inc.	Profiling
AdServer “Google Ad Manager”	Profiling	Use of a service offered by Google to collect users’ personal data and subsequent use to create a user profile, based on the preferences and tastes manifested by the user while browsing the Internet, and have it display advertisements consistent with the user’s profile. Data and information related to the user are collected, such as IP address, approximate information about geographic area from which it operates, http protocol’s own data (e.g., visited web address or URL), information related to the user’s interaction with the advertising campaign (e.g., clicks, percentage of completion of viewing the video advertisement), advertising identifiers (IDFA, AAID), cookie id, server log. The maximum duration is 13 months. Data subjects may object with respect to the use of profiling cookies of the AdServer “Google Ad Manager”, via the following link: https://adssettings.google.com/. Users are also informed that, for the provision of the AdServer “Google Ad Manager”, Google declares itself to be the Autonomous Controller of the processing of users’ personal data. Therefore, for the collection of data and the processing resulting from the use of the Adserver, we have no control or power over the processing done by Google, as mere users of the adserving service (which is technically managed by Google). For information about whether Google transfers users’ personal data abroad or the retention period of data processed in the context of using the AdServer, users can refer to Google’s privacy policy (referred to in the following link: https://policies.google.com/privacy) and/or as specified by Google at the following link: https://support.google.com/admanager/answer/2839090?hl=it&sjid=14892455687450101366-EU.


Cools Widget	Profiling	Collection of personal data in order to provide users with an integrated shopping platform.


Google Analytics	Profiling	Speed Park has enabled Google Analytics advertising features, including specifically Google Analytics demographic and interest data reports. Collection of statistical data and consequent activities aimed at behavioral targeting. Google Analytics supports an optional browser add-on that, when installed and activated, disables measurement by Google Analytics for any site a user visits. Please note that this add-on only disables Google Analytics measurement: https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout?hl=it.

kw_bsk	Profiling	Cookie to keep track of whether the user has abandoned the cart (so-called abandoned cart). The duration is 6 hours.
kw_crPxProdId	Profiling	Cookie necessary for the operation of Criteo. The duration is 60 minutes.
kw_krx_segs_ls	Profiling	Cookie used by Salesforce DMP – Krux as a linking mechanism between traditional and real time segments. The duration is 60 minutes.
limio-segment	Profiling	Copy Salesforce DMP – Krux segments on page to be read by Limio (duration 1 day).

Marketing Cloud Pixel	Profiling	Use of a marketing automation platform for sending e-mail communications, provided by Salesforce. Platform pixels are used to create clusters of profiled users to whom communications are sent.


Remarketing Pixels (Google Ads)	Profiling	Engagement in advertising activities on Google’s Display Network of users who have previously interacted with Speed Park and its services on mobile devices or desktop computers.

Third-party cookies

Through GEDI Digital’s sites, the following third-party profiling and analytical cookies may be installed (regarding the duration of the cookies themselves and the retention times of the data collected by the third parties, you can refer to the privacy notices whose links are included in the table below):

Other tools used in mobile applications

Through GEDI Digital’s mobile applications, the following tools may be installed and/or used by GEDI Digital:

Tool	Type	Purpose






Google Analytics	Analytical with technical functionality	SDK that enables GEDI Digital to take advantage of a measurement service.
Google IMA	Profiling	SDK used for the delivery of pre-roll advertising content.
Google Mobile Ads	Profiling	SDK used for the delivery of display advertising content.
Google PAW	Profiling	SDK used for the delivery of programmatic advertising content in webview.
Google Sign In	Technician	SDK used for user authentication.

Managing Cookie Preferences

Browser configuration

If you wish, you can also manage Cookies directly through your browser settings. However, deleting Cookies from your browser may remove the preferences you have set for this site, so it would be wise for you to visit this page periodically to recheck your preferences.

Settings for managing Cookie preferences are usually found in the browser menu under “options” or “preferences.” To understand how to set them up, the following links can be consulted:

For more information and support you can also visit the specific “help” page of the web browser you are using.

Mobile device configuration

To oppose the use of tracking tools used within applications mobile, uses the Advertising Preference Panel installed on each app and/or communicates to GEDI Digital – via the contacts in the Privacy Policy – the device’s advertising identifier (ID) mobile used and GEDI Digital will directly remove you from its systems. Alternatively, it is always possible to change the settings of the mobile device used, making sure that the use of the advertising identifier (ID) is disabled. To do so, you should consult the device settings and instructions provided by the device manufacturer. Sample information (updated as of the date of publication of this disclosure) is provided below:

Apple iOS devices: open settings, then “Privacy” section, then “Apple Advertising” and change the “Custom Ads” option to “Off”; or go to “Settings” -> “Privacy” -> “Tracking” and change the “Request Activity Tracking” option to “off.”
Android devices: Open Google settings, select “Ads” and change the “Disable Ad Personalization” option to “Off.”

For more information and support you can also visit the specific “help” page of the web browser you are using.

Using youronlinechoices.com

For the processing of personal data that, subject to your consent, third party companies not known to GEDI Digital may put in place through Cookies, by connecting to this link and using the relevant service you can personalize your choices: http://www.youronlinechoices.com/it/le-tue-scelte. Once on the site, accessing the “Your Choices” area will allow you to view the list of third parties that install Cookies, check the activity status of the installed Cookie, and manage consent granularly (“On/Off”). Expanding the “About” item for each third party will provide access to more information about the third party and its privacy and cookie policy.

Changes to the Cookie Policy

The possible enactment of new industry regulations, as well as the constant review and updating of user services, may result in the need to change the methods and terms described in this Cookie Policy. It is therefore possible that this document may change over time. Therefore, we encourage you to periodically check this page where we will post any changes to this Cookie Policy and, if the changes are significant, we will notify you with a more visible notification.

Previous versions of this Cookie Policy will, in any case, be archived for reference.