OneSoccer Cookies Policy

1. ABOUT THIS POLICY

This Cookies Policy (“Policy”) details how we use “cookies” on our Website, https://onesoccer.ca.

This Policy forms part of and is subject to the OneSoccer Privacy Policy. Our Privacy Policy also defines terms that we use in this Policy.

Please refer to our Privacy Policy for information on how to contact us with any questions or concerns.

You agree to this Policy whenever you agree to our Privacy Policy (including by using our Website).

We may update this Policy from time to time. If so, we will post the updated Policy on our Website.

If any change is unacceptable to you, you must stop using the Website. If you do not stop using the Website, you will be deemed to have accepted the changes.

2. ABOUT COOKIES AND THE INFORMATION THEY COLLECT

“Cookies” are small text files that are stored on your computer by websites that you visit. Cookies are widely used to make websites and applications operate, or work more efficiently, for example by remembering specific information about you, either for the period of your visit or for repeated visits. We also use “cookies” to refer to web beacons and other online tools that perform a similar function to cookies.

OneSoccer and its authorized partners collect information about devices and networks you utilize to access the Website, as well as your activities and experiences while visiting the Website.

OneSoccer uses information gathered about devices, networks and website activity (e.g., model and version of device, demographic data, browser type, IP address, location, date and time of visit, pages visited, reference URL, etc.) to target users for certain types of content (including advertisements), or to match users up with our email subscriber lists or to provide a better user experience.

3. HOW WE USE COOKIES AND THE INFORMATION THEY COLLECT

We use the information we collect via cookies for three main purposes:

The information we collect via cookies is otherwise processed in accordance with our Privacy Policy.

OneSoccer uses its own cookies (“First-Party”) and cookies of our authorized partners (“ThirdParty”) on the Website:

This cookie allows us to identify requests made by the user during a session and its function is essential for the user to navigate the Website.

Expires at the close of the session.

This cookie allows us to know if a user has already been shown the Cookies Policy notice on the Website so as not to show it again.

Expires after one (1) year.

This cookie is used to avoid having to request the username and password of a user each time access to a certain service is requested.

Expires after one (1) month.

This cookie is used to avoid having to reenter the information previously entered by a user (e.g. during registration for an account or to fill out an electronic form).

Expires after one (1) month from the installation.

The Trialfire tool is a service provided by TRIALFIRE INC that allows us to identify the URL of the website that the user comes from before visiting the Website. This cookie is used to analyze the impact of our advertising campaigns on third-party websites.

Expires after one (1) month from the installation.

The Smart ad tool is a service provided by SAS SMART ADSERVER that identifies how many people have been interested in an advertisement published on our Website.

This cookie allows us to notify our advertisers of the degree of interaction of users with the different advertising campaigns carried out on the Website.

Expires after thirteen (13) months.

The Google Analytics tool is a service provided by Google that allows us to determine the number of visitors of the Website and how users interact with the Website, to identify the most visited content and therefore most popular content for users.

The configuration of these cookies is predetermined by the service offered by Google.

For information about how Google Analytics handles your personal information, you can access their privacy policy here.

To opt out of Google Analytics, you can download their Opt-out Browser Add-on here.

Google controls the expiration time of these cookies. They usually expire after two (2) years.

4. YOUR COOKIES OPTIONS

You can prevent your web browser from accepting certain cookies, have your web browser require your permission before a new cookie is placed into your web browser, or you may disable cookies altogether, by choosing the appropriate settings in your web browser’s options menu.

The precise settings will vary based on the web browser that you use.

On a smartphone, tablet or other mobile device, cookies can typically be disabled in the “Settings” menu of the device.

Our Website currently does not respond to “do not track” signals from web browsers.

Please be aware that completely disabling cookies can prevent the Website from displaying correctly and can impact your ability to use certain features of the Website.

Last Updated: October 15, 2024