Overview
AT Internet (now Piano Analytics) is an enterprise analytics platform primarily used by European media companies and publishers. It provides content performance measurement, audience segmentation, and editorial analytics.
What This Script Does
The AT Internet/Piano Analytics script tracks page views, content engagement (time on page, scroll depth), and user interactions across editorial content. It sets first-party cookies to identify returning visitors and measure audience metrics. The script collects page URLs, content categories, referral sources, device information, and engagement data. Data is processed on European servers, and the platform provides GDPR-compliant configuration options including cookie-less tracking modes.
Consent & Compliance
Consent category: Analytics
AT Internet/Piano Analytics is a content analytics tool. Under GDPR, the tracking cookies and visitor identification require opt-in consent. However, AT Internet offers an exempt analytics mode in some EU jurisdictions (notably France, where CNIL has recognized certain configurations as exempt from consent requirements when properly anonymized). Under ePrivacy, the standard configuration with cookies requires consent. The cookie-less mode may reduce consent requirements in specific jurisdictions.
Should You Block This Without Consent?
Conditional. In standard configuration with cookies, block until analytics consent is granted. If configured in CNIL-exempt mode (anonymized, first-party only, limited retention), it may be loaded without consent in France and similar jurisdictions. Check local DPA guidance.
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Does AT Internet (Piano Analytics) need visitor consent?
Conditionally. In standard configuration with cookies, AT Internet requires analytics consent under GDPR and ePrivacy. However, AT Internet offers a CNIL-exempt analytics mode in France that may operate without consent when properly anonymized, using first-party-only data with limited retention periods.
What tracking does the AT Internet script perform?
AT Internet tracks page views, scroll depth, time on page, and user interactions across editorial content. It sets first-party cookies to identify returning visitors and measure audience metrics. The script also collects page URLs, content categories, referral sources, and device information, with data processed on European servers.
How does ConsentStack handle AT Internet tracking?
ConsentStack detects AT Internet (Piano Analytics) scripts and assigns them to the analytics consent category. In standard mode, scripts are blocked until analytics consent is granted. ConsentStack can also recognize CNIL-exempt configurations where applicable, allowing anonymized tracking to load in jurisdictions that permit it.
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