What Monta changed

• Added new navigation links for "Hardware compatibility," "Firmware Management," and "Alerting" under the Network Operations section.
• Added a "Read more" link to the Network Operations menu.
• Updated the cookie policy date to 08.10.2026.
• Removed several specific cookie listings for Facebook and Google Analytics from the public disclosure list.

Monta is making it easier for users to find technical tools for managing charging networks. This suggests they are focusing more on the needs of professional network operators who need deep control over their hardware.

• The cookie policy "last updated" date changed from September 12 to September 27.
• Added a new Typeform cookie (FPGSID) to the Statistical category for anonymous user activity reporting.
• Removed several YouTube and Facebook tracking fragments from the Marketing section.
• Updated the contact information in the "Do you have any questions?" section to include a direct link to the Cookie Information website.
• Adjusted the expiration times for several Cloudflare and Google Analytics cookies.

The company updated its legal compliance documentation and adjusted the tracking scripts it uses to monitor user behavior. This shows they are actively refining how they collect data for marketing and analytics.

• The cookie policy was updated from August 15, 2026, to September 12, 2026.
• Added Typeform to the statistical cookies list for anonymous user activity reporting.
• Reorganized the marketing cookie list, including updates to Google and Facebook tracking descriptions.
• Modified the unclassified cookie list, changing expiry times for session tracking and location data.
• Removed specific HubSpot and Google Marketing Platform entries from the marketing section.

Monta has updated its tracking stack and privacy disclosures. These changes show they are refining how they measure user behavior and target ads, which could lead to more effective marketing campaigns.