Cookie Policy

What are cookies?

A cookie is a small text, image or software file that is placed and stored on your computer, smartphone or any other device used to browse the Internet when you visit our website and services, subject to the choices you have made. It is used to recognise your device when you connect to our website.

These cookies are used in particular to compile statistics and counts relating to visits to and use of the various sections and content of the website, and to carry out studies in order to improve its content.
Browsing information is deleted or anonymised:

• after 90 days when the information is used to deliver advertising and personalised content;
• after 6 months when the information is used to compile statistics and counts relating to visits to and use of the various sections and content of the website and services.

When you browse our website, you agree by default to the installation of these cookies in your browser.
To refuse them, you can configure your browser preferences (see the instructions below).

First-party cookies

When you visit our website, no first-party cookies are stored on your computer.

Google Analytics cookies

Cookies used for analytics help collect data to better understand how users interact with a particular service. This information enables services to provide higher-quality content and features that improve the user experience.

Some cookies help website owners better understand how users interact with their properties. For example, Google Analytics is a Google product that enables website and application owners to understand the behaviour of users of a service. Google Analytics uses cookies to collect information and generate reports on website traffic statistics without transmitting visitors' identities to Google. The "_ga" cookie is the cookie most commonly used by Google Analytics. It enables a service to distinguish one user from another and remains active for two years. It is used by all websites that use Google Analytics. This is also the case for certain Google services.

Third-party cookies

Our website may contain links to or from partner websites and other third-party websites. If you browse to one of these websites, please note that they have their own privacy policies and that our responsibility ends when you leave our website. Check their privacy policies before submitting personal data to third-party websites.

Cookies embedded in third-party applications on our Websites or Services

We may include third-party software applications in certain features of our website or services, enabling users of our website or services to share content, such as Facebook "Share" or "Like" buttons, or "Twitter", "LinkedIn", "Viadeo" buttons, etc.

The social network providing one of these applications may be able to identify you through its buttons and its own cookies, even if you have not used them while visiting our website or services, simply because you have an account with the relevant social network open on your device. We have no control over the process used by social networks to collect this information and invite you to consult their privacy policies.

If you would like more information about cookies, how they work and how they are used, you can visit www.cnil.fr.

Our advice: do not disable cookies, as doing so may prevent you from using certain features of websites whose services depend on these cookies.
You can change how cookies are managed by configuring your computer according to your web browser:

If you use Microsoft Internet Explorer:

• In Internet Explorer, click the "Tools" button, then "Internet Options".
• On the General tab, under "Browsing history", click "Settings".
• Click the "View files" button.
• Click the "Name" column heading to sort all files alphabetically, then browse the list until you see files beginning with the prefix "Cookie". (All cookies have this prefix and usually contain the name of the website that created the cookie.)
• Select the relevant cookie or cookies and delete them.
• Close the window containing the file list, then click OK twice to return to Internet Explorer.
• You can find more information about cookies on Microsoft's website at: http://www.microsoft.com/info/cookies.htm?RLD=291

If you use Firefox:

• Go to the browser's "Tools" tab and select the "Options" menu.
• In the window that appears, select "Privacy" and click "Show Cookies".
• Locate the relevant files, select them and delete them.

If you use Google Chrome:

• Click the "Tools" menu icon.
• Select "Options".
• Click the "Advanced Options" tab and go to the "Privacy" section.
• Click the "Show Cookies" button.
• Locate the relevant files, select them and delete them.
• Click "Close" to return to your browser.

If you use Safari:

• In your browser, choose the "Edit > Preferences" menu.
• Click "Security".
• Click "Show Cookies".
• Select the relevant cookies and click "Delete" or "Delete All".
• After deleting the cookies, click "Done".