Utilizing kicker.de with Advertisements and Tracking
Users can continue to enjoy kicker's digital platforms as usual, complete with advertisements and tracking features. Should users wish to revoke their consent for tracking, they can do so at any time for any future interactions. For comprehensive details regarding advertising and analytical trackers, one can refer to kicker's Privacy Policy or check the section on Cookies & Tracking located at the bottom of each page.
Opting for the Ad-Free kicker PUR Subscription
For those seeking a more streamlined experience, the kicker PUR subscription allows users to access kicker's digital platforms without advertisements and nearly devoid of tracking. It is important to note that the PUR subscription does not replace any existing digital subscriptions. Additionally, readers should be aware that accessing kicker's Plus articles incurs additional costs. More information on kicker+ can be found here. The PUR subscription is available for just €2.49 per month, and for current PUR subscribers, you can log in here.
For any questions regarding the PUR subscription, answers are readily available here.
To ensure that users receive relevant content and personalized advertisements, kicker employs cookies and other technologies. These tools help measure how users engage with their offerings, and the collected data may be shared with third parties. Currently, kicker has no partners involved in this data sharing process. These technologies enable the storage and retrieval of information on devices, which can include personal identifiers such as device IDs or IP addresses. Through these methods, kicker can provide tailored content based on individual usage patterns, ensuring that the user experience is enhanced while also enabling the measurement of content performance and audience insights.
It is essential to note that data transmission outside the EU may occur depending on the circumstances, particularly when third-party services are utilized. Such processing will only take place if specific conditions under Article 44 ff. of the GDPR are met.
As reported by kicker.de.
