New 'Piano' Service Boosts Website Offers, Requires User Consent
A new service, 'Piano', has been integrated into a website's offer component. This service requires user consent, which can be withdrawn at any time via the 'Withdraw Tracking' link in the footer. Consent allows for data transfer to third countries, including the USA, as outlined in the privacy policy and statement.
The 'Piano' service enhances usage profiles, potentially using cookie IDs, even outside the EEA. While specific details about the provider are scarce, Google Sites is known for offering similar subscription services that can be integrated with website components. To manage or cancel your website subscription, simply click 'agree' to integrate the external subscription service provided by 'Piano'.
The integration of 'Piano' service into the website's offer component requires user consent for data processing and transfer. Users can manage or cancel their subscriptions and withdraw consent easily, with details available in the privacy policy and statement.
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