The site you are visiting uses tracers called “cookies” (which in this sense aren’t yummy cakes). The site is therefore likely to access information already stored in your equipment (smartphone and computer etc.) and to store new information in it.
Clarification of Article 30 of the RGPD
Individuals may be associated with online […] identifiers such as IP addresses and cookies or other identifiers […]. These identifiers can leave traces that, especially when combined with unique identifiers and other information received by servers, can be used to create profiles of individuals and to identify these individuals.
This information reinforces Article 26, which states that any information that can be used to identify an individual directly or indirectly is considered to be personal data.
The GDPR (General Regulation on Data Protection), is the new reference text for data protection at European level. The regulation was published in May 2016, after many years of elaboration.
To find out more about cookies, we invite you to consult the CNIL website: www.cnil.fr.
The cookies used by this site fall into two categories
Cookies exempted from prior consent
We use these tracers to facilitate your browsing on this site specifically by memorising your browsing preferences identifed during your session and by providing you with the requested services (e.g. by saving you having to re-enter information unnecessarily or having to reconnect every five minutes). This information is not used other than on your device to facilitate your visit to this site.
These cookies cannot be disabled from the site without affecting your visit.
You can however object to the use of these cookies, by setting your browser.
Cookies subject to your prior consent.
This site uses cookies controlled by us which do not collect any personal data and others placed under the control of third parties such as Google, which are subject to your prior consent.
Cookies under the control of third parties
These cookies are used to compile statistics with Google Analytics, or other YouTube- or Facebook-like services on pages that host videos or have sharing features.
In concrete terms, Google analyses your behaviour but can make inferences about severl items of data and offer files for marketing purposes, for example. It does not know who you are if you’re not logged in to a Google account, but what you’re visiting or revisiting.
The table below lists tracers under the control of third parties that are subject to your prior consent.
| Google Analytics (gtag.js) |
| Statistics (what you do on the website) |
| Deposit of cookies and tracers “google”. |
You can oppose to the use of these tracers by using the functions offered by the website (cookie banner and function that details the used cookies).
