Introduction
Tracking technologies, such as cookies, tags, pixels, fingerprinting, web beacons, and similar script, are used to store and/or share information about website visitors, their systems, and browsers. The information collected by cookies and tracking technologies varies depending on each website's components and can be of a personal nature (information that directly or indirectly can identify you) and of a non-personal nature (information that does not identify directly or indirectly any single individual, such as cookies used to enable language settings on a website). Information of a personal nature may include, but is not limited to, details regarding the device you are using, the browser you are using, your IP address, the previous website you visited, whether you clicked on one of our ads, and your browsing behavior.
Some of the cookies and tracking technologies that we use on our website are strictly necessary and they are there to technically enable the website and its components as well as to enable security measures. Strictly necessary cookies are activated without user consent because these are necessary for the website to work properly and in a secure way. The consent for all other cookies and tracking technologies not classified as strictly necessary can be withdrawn by the visitor of our website at any times.
This Cookies and Tracking Technology Declaration (“Cookies Declaration”) details each of the cookies and other tracking technologies used on our website, as well as the categories of information we collect, the purposes for which the cookies and other tracking technologies collect information, and their classification into the four categories of tracking technologies that we use. This Cookies Declaration applies to colehaan.com and all its subdomains. For more information on how we deal with personal information, see our Privacy Policy.
For visitors located in EU/EEA/EFTA/UK we operate our sites on an opt-in basis regarding targeted advertising. This means that, to the extent that it is technically feasible and insofar as these trackers are not related to any strictly necessary purposes, we will block all targeting cookies until you provide your consent to these trackers. Please note that accepting only necessary cookies may affect your browsing experience when compared with a user who accepted these functionalities.
Tracking technology we use
We use the following tracking technologies on our website:
| Type of Technology | Description | Purposes |
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| Cookies | It's a type of data from a website in the form of a text command (e.g. a script) stored within a web browser to remember information about you, such as language preference and login information, or to carry out the necessary communication transmissions (e.g. HTTP requests) to provide a service or application that you have requested. |
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| Fingerprints | It's the process to collect a set of features and characteristics from a device (e.g. navigator language, window screen, time zone, location, CPU vendor, memory size, or image processing) for several purposes, like enhancing security or adapting the user's experience on the website. |
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| Web Beacons | It's a small tag placed on a website resource or in an email to track how the user interacts with the content. This interaction generates a "hit," counting your interaction with the HTML content. For example, if you click on one of our ads on the website, a web beacon will record that interaction. |
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| Web Tags or Tracking Pixels | It's a type of code (e.g. JavaScript code in a tag manager) or pixel (a small 1x1 transparent image) loaded into the web page to enable website features, like the web design components, or to track user's behavior across websites and devices. These are commonly associated with social media widgets such as a like button. |
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Why am I seeing third party cookies if I rejected non-essential trackers?
Be aware that even if you accept only "necessary cookies," you still may see third party trackers that are enabled by services we use in our ecosystem, including Google components like ReCaptcha and Tag Manager. Third party trackers are enabled because these services may also have cookies or trackers that they have classified as strictly necessary to perform the services that we requested.
These trackers collect aggregated information to e.g., identify security gaps. The specific cookie related to Google reCAPTCHA anti-bot management (_GRECAPTCHA) is used for website security and protection. This tool helps us inspect traffic to create scores based on users' interactions with our website. Through defined intervals reCAPTCHA provides risk analysis with the personal data collected by this cookie. To know more about reCAPTCHA and its risk analysis processing activity please read the section titled "Cookies Categories".
Another reason for seeing third party trackers on your browser is that you have already used or accessed a third-party service prior to visiting our website. For example, if you landed on our website using a search engine like "Google Search" it is likely that Google’s search engine may have enabled trackers on your browser (e.g. related to your preferences with regards to Google's own tracking technologies).
Check the next section regarding Exercise your rights and opt-out for more details.
Exercise your rights and opt-out
To safeguard and respect your privacy you can opt-out of non-essential trackers. This means that, to the extent that it is technically feasible and insofar as these trackers are not related to any strictly necessary purposes, we will block all non-essential trackers if you opt-out. These include all trackers used for marketing or analytical purposes as well as targeted advertising. Please note that accepting only necessary cookies may affect your browsing experience when compared with a user who accepted these functionalities.
If you do consent to the use of non-essential trackers, you can customize and withdraw your consent at any time (except concerning strictly necessary cookies) in our Cookies Preference Center. However, please note that the user experience might be different depending on the categories of cookies you opt-out of.
