This Cookie Policy defines what cookies are, explains how we use them, the types of cookies we employ — i.e., the information we collect through cookies, how we use that information, and how you can manage your cookie preferences.

For more information about who we are, how you can contact us, and how we process, store, and protect personal data, please refer to our Privacy Policy.

What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files that are stored on a user’s device (computer, smartphone, etc.) by a web server and linked to a specific web domain (usually all the pages within the same website). These files are automatically sent back to the server on subsequent visits to the same domain.

Cookies serve various purposes: they can store your customer ID on an e-commerce site, keep the contents of your shopping cart, remember the display language of a webpage, or assign an identifier to track your browsing for statistical or advertising purposes. Some of these purposes are strictly necessary for the features explicitly requested by the user or for enabling communication and are therefore exempt from consent. Others, which do not meet these criteria, require the user’s consent before being read or stored.

The distinction between “first-party” and “third-party” cookies is technical:

First-party cookies are set by the website the user is visiting, specifically by its domain. These cookies may be essential for the proper functioning of the site or used to collect personal data for purposes like user behavior tracking and advertising.

Third-party cookies are set on domains other than the one being visited, typically managed by external services integrated by the visited site (and not directly by the user). These cookies may be necessary for the website to function but are mostly used by the third party to observe user activity on the site and gather information — often for advertising purposes.

The first-party/third-party distinction does not determine whether consent is required. In practice, most third-party cookies serve purposes that require consent (e.g., advertising), though some — like those strictly needed for federated login — may be exempt.

When are cookies exempt from consent?

To be exempt from consent under Article 82 of the French Data Protection Act (Loi Informatique et Libertés), cookies or trackers must:

• Be strictly limited to measuring the audience of the website or application (e.g., performance monitoring, error detection, technical optimization, ergonomic improvement, server capacity estimation, content analysis), and
• Generate anonymous statistical data exclusively for the website publisher.

Conversely, they must not:

• Combine collected data with other processing or transfer data to third parties;
• Enable tracking across different websites or applications. Any solution using a single identifier across multiple sites (e.g., third-party cookies used on several domains for reach measurement or data matching) is excluded from the exemption.

How do we use cookies?

This website uses only cookies that are essential for its operation and for anonymous audience measurement. No personal data is collected for marketing purposes, and no prior consent is required, in accordance with applicable regulations.

These essential cookies ensure the optimal functioning of the core features of the website. While you can technically block them using your browser settings, doing so may degrade your user experience.

Additionally, you may object to the use of audience measurement cookies that are strictly necessary for the basic operation and routine administration of the site via the option provided at the bottom of this page.

What types of cookies do we use?

We use only essential cookies necessary for the website’s operation and performance improvement. We do not use marketing cookies or third-party trackers.

Below is a list of cookies currently in use: