Cookie Policy

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Cookies set by this site

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The site is delivered through Cloudflare, which may process technical request information and use security or delivery mechanisms as part of providing the website. Cloudflare's current practices are described in its Privacy Policy.

OpenStreetMap

The Naples Map loads an embedded map from OpenStreetMap.

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See the OpenStreetMap Foundation Privacy Policy for current details.

If you prefer not to load that third-party map content, you can avoid the Naples Map page and use the site's text guides instead.

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Those cookies are controlled by the external provider, not by One Week in Naples. Review the provider's own cookie and privacy information before using its service if you want more detail.

Browser controls

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Blocking cookies or third-party content should not prevent access to the site's ordinary text guides, although an external or embedded service may not work as expected.

Future changes

If optional analytics, advertising, forms, account features or additional third-party embeds are introduced, this policy should be updated and any required consent mechanism should be reviewed before those technologies are activated.