Cookie policy

1. What are the key points to remember?

1.1. What is a cookie used for?

A cookie is a small file placed by the website or mobile application on your terminal, for example your computer, tablet or smartphone. It contains information about your browsing. It can also be used to consult data already present on your device. A cookie cannot delete data from your device. It is used to ensure the security, smooth operation or improvement of the services offered by our website or our mobile application. A cookie can also be used to offer you targeted advertising.

1.2 What information does a cookie collect about you?

A cookie can consult your IP address, your browsing session, your browsing history before or after your session and your authentication data. The cookie can store this information for between a few minutes (the time of your browsing session) and 13 months.

1.3. What are your rights?

You have the right to be informed of what we collect. You have the right to refuse this collection. You have the right to change your mind. We are obliged to inform you or ask for your consent before collecting any information.

1.4. How can you exercise your rights?

• Via the preferences management centre,
• And/or by choosing your browser settings,
• By contacting us here if you are not satisfied with the solutions we offer.

2. What is a cookie?

A cookie is a small text file, also known as a ‘tracker’ or ‘cookie’. A website, software application or mobile application may place this cookie on your terminal, for example your computer, tablet, smartphone or games console.

The domain name of the website, software or application is associated with the cookie. The cookie deposits information on your terminal. The cookie then consults and transmits the information you have recorded each time you log on or visit the site. However, a cookie cannot delete data already present on your terminal.

3. What is the purpose of a cookie?

Some cookies are essential or simply contribute to the proper functioning of our website, our mobile application where applicable, and our services. Other cookies enable us or our partners to study your browsing habits and to offer you advertising or personalised content. Depending on the usefulness of a cookie, you may or may not refuse it and you can modify your choice at any time using our preference management centre.

3.1. Cookies may be strictly necessary:

These cookies are essential for the website or mobile application to function properly and cannot be deactivated from our systems. They are generally only activated in response to actions you perform that correspond to a request for services, such as configuring your privacy preferences, logging in or filling in forms. You can configure your browser to block or be alerted to the use of these cookies. However, if this category of cookies - which do not store any personal data - is blocked, certain parts of the website or mobile application will not be able to function.

We are authorised to set these cookies in our own interests, provided that they do not create an imbalance between your interests and ours, or to conclude and perform the contract between us.

3.2. Cookies may have a functional or technical purpose:

These cookies enable us to improve the functionality and personalisation of our website or mobile application, such as the use of videos and instant messaging services, for example. They may be activated by us or by third party services. If you do not accept this category of cookies, some or all of these functionalities may not function properly.

We are authorised to set these cookies in our own interests, provided that they do not create an imbalance between your interests and ours, or to conclude and perform the contract between us.

3.3. Cookies can produce statistics and measure our performance:

These cookies make it possible to analyse how users navigate the website or mobile application in order to improve their quality and/or produce statistics. More generally, these cookies enable us to understand how users interact with the website or mobile application.

Most of the time, we are authorised to place these cookies in our own interests, provided that we do not create an imbalance between your interests and ours, and that we refrain from consulting or collecting your personal data or sharing it with third parties. If we collect personal data, we must first obtain your consent.

3.4. Cookies may be used for advertising and marketing purposes:

These cookies are used in particular to offer users more relevant advertising, to prevent them from seeing the same advert several times, and to detect and stop fraudulent clicks. These cookies track users through the site or mobile application. Advertisements are thus displayed in a way that is tailored to the user.

Refusing these advertising cookies has no impact on the use of our website or mobile application.

Refusing advertising cookies will not stop advertising on our site, our mobile application or on the Internet; it will simply no longer be targeted and adapted to your browsing on the site.

To place this type of cookie, we must first obtain your consent.

3.5. Cookies may enable social networks to track your online activity:

Cookies from third parties are activated by your use of social network application buttons to share content from our website or mobile application with other people or make your opinion known. These include sharing or reaction buttons from social networks such as Facebook, Instagram, X, YouTube, LinkedIn, etc.

When your terminal is connected to a social network, the application buttons on our site or our mobile application are able to identify you, even if you do not use them when visiting our site.

For more information, visit the personal data or cookies policy page of your social network, for example: Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn

4. What information can be sent back by a cookie from your terminal?

A cookie only identifies your terminal. It does not directly identify you as a person unless it responds to your action of recording personal data (identification, form).

Your terminal may send back the following information:

• Identification data: IP address
• Connection data: logs
• Data relating to browsing: browsing history
• Linguistic data: language of use, possibly linked to your geolocation
• Identification data: Last name, First name, Email, User ID, Session ID
• Data relating to geolocation: approximate location

5. How long does a cookie remain on your terminal?

• While you are on our site, session cookies are temporarily deposited. They expire as soon as you leave the site. For example, they may keep a record of the items you have placed in the shopping basket during a single purchase session without activating your customer account.
• For a maximum of 13 months after they are first deposited, persistent cookies can send information back from your terminal. This period is not extended by your subsequent visits.
• Information collected via persistent cookies may be retained for 25 months.

Once the above retention periods have expired, we do not retain any data about you. At the most, we may anonymise your data for statistical purposes.

6. With whom do we share the information collected?

Cookies fall into two categories:

• Proprietary cookies, also known as ‘first party cookies’: These cookies ensure that the site you are accessing functions properly. For example, they are used to remember your display preferences and therefore make it easier for you to navigate a site.
• Third-party cookies: These are cookies placed on our website or mobile application by partner companies. The purpose of these cookies is often to collect information intended to study your behaviour, anonymously or not, and your advertising and marketing preferences.

We use both proprietary cookies and third-party cookies. Either our partners collect data solely for us and according to our instructions. They are then our subcontractors and we are responsible for processing this data. Or our partners collect data for us and for re-use themselves, in which case we are jointly responsible for its processing.

To find out more about our partners, what they do with the cookies deposited and their personal data and cookie protection policies, go to our preference management centre, by following the ‘our partners’ link.

7. What provisions must we respect when using cookies?

The law requires online publishers to inform users and obtain their consent before inserting cookies. The law applies regardless of the type of terminal used and connected to the Internet. These provisions stem from :

• The ePrivacy Directive 2009/136/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 25 November 2009, in force since 26 August 2011,
• The General Data Protection Regulation EU 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016, known as ‘RGPD’, in force since 25 May 2018,
• Law no. 78-17 of 6 January 1978 relating to information technology, files and freedoms, and in particular Article 82 thereof, in force since 1 June 2019,
• The CNIL guidelines on cookies and other tracers adopted on 17 September 2020.

8. What are your rights?

With regard to cookies, you have the following rights:

• The right to be clearly informed about the data collected and the purpose of cookies, before any cookie is deposited.
• The right to refuse superfluous cookies.
• The right to withdraw at any time the consent you may have given us to deposit cookies.
• More generally, you also have various rights over your personal data, within the limits and conditions authorised by the Law and the rights of third parties:
• The right of access: You may ask us for a copy of the personal data concerning you that has been entrusted to us.
• The right of rectification: If you consider that we hold inaccurate or incomplete data, you have the right to have it amended.
• The right to withdraw your consent at any time for the processing of your data subject to your consent.
• The right to object: If you consider that our processing is not legitimate because it creates an imbalance between our interests and yours, you may object to such processing.
• The right to portability: You may ask us to transfer your data to a third party so that they can carry out processing on our behalf, if this is technically possible.
• The right to erasure, also known as the ‘right to be forgotten’: You may request the deletion of all your personal data, if your request corresponds to one of the situations provided for by law.

• The right to restrict processing: This is a temporary right allowing you to control how we use your personal data while we process another of your rights, listed above.

You also have the right to give instructions regarding the fate of your personal data after your death. To find out more, see our Privacy Policy here.

9. How can you exercise your rights?

9.1 Using our Preference Management Centre:

When you log on for the first time, the welcome banner on our website or mobile application informs you of all the cookies we may deposit, and asks you about your choice: You can accept all cookies, or refuse them all, except for cookies that are essential for the operation of our website or mobile application.

Before making your choice, you can also find out more about the details of the cookies placed, their purpose with examples of how they are used, how long they are kept, and the list of partners with whom we share the information collected by cookies.

You can personalise your choice for each cookie, except for those that are essential for the operation of our website or mobile application.

You can change your choice at any time by returning to our preference management centre:

9.2 Configuring your browser :

You can use your Internet browser to delete cookies, either automatically or manually.

You can also specify that certain cookies cannot be deposited.

You can also change your Internet browser settings so that you receive a message each time a cookie is set.

If you delete cookies from your browser, your consent will be requested again when you return to our website.

You will probably find that your browsing experience is a little less fluid, but you will be leaving fewer traces on the Internet. It's up to you to choose what's most important to you.

Cookie management varies from one browser to another. Follow the links below for more information on the main browsers:
Chrome / Safari / Firefox / Microsoft Edge / Opera

For more information on these options, refer to the instructions in the help section of your browser.

10. How can you obtain more information about the use of your personal data?

When we consult or collect personal data, we take into account our personal data protection policy.

If you cannot find the information and functions you are looking for in our preference management centre, you can contact us. See article 13 of our personal data policy.

11. Can our Cookie Policy be modified?

We may change the settings for cookies and our preference management centre at any time, to adapt them to new legal requirements and to new processing operations that we may implement in the future.

Our policy is regularly updated to keep you informed. We therefore invite you to consult it from time to time on our website or our mobile application where applicable.

This cookie policy was updated on October 25, 224.