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Tracking pixels in email communications

A tracking pixel is a very small image, often just one pixel in size and usually transparent, that is not directly contained in the body of the email, but is hosted on a remote server and accessed via HTML code inserted into the message.

When you open one of our emails, this code automatically triggers a request to the server hosting the image. In response to this request, the pixel is downloaded by your email client, allowing us to detect that the message has been opened.

Through this mechanism we process information relating to the opening of emails for the purposes described in our Privacy Policy.

You can disable the use of tracking pixels at any time by clicking the appropriate link in the footer of each email you receive. This will not stop us from sending you emails, which you will continue to receive without these tools.

Alternatively, disabling automatic image downloads in your email client settings will prevent the tracking pixel from loading. Please note, however, that this setting affects all images contained in the messages you receive and not selectively on tracking pixels alone.