Protecting personal data is a major factor in the trust our users place in us. As such, we take particular care in this regard.

In order to improve your comfort when using our sites or when displaying our advertising content on third-party sites, information relating to your browsing on our site may be recorded by files called "cookies" installed on your computer, subject, of course, to the choices you have expressed regarding cookies and which you can modify at any time.

What is a cookie?

A cookie is a small text file stored on your device that collects user data to facilitate your browsing and enable certain features.
A cookie can be used for authentication, a session, storing preferences, the contents of an electronic shopping cart, etc., but is never used to collect personal data.
Being simple text files, cookies are not executable. They are neither spyware nor viruses.

What happens if I don't allow cookies?

If cookies are not enabled on your device, you may not be able to access all of our features.

What types of cookies may be installed when you browse the our websites?

So-called "functional" cookies

These cookies are necessary to use a certain number of features of our site such as saving your preferences, detecting that you are a customer in order to invite you to identify yourself or security when passing through the secure area.

Audience measurement cookies, known as "analytical" cookies

These cookies allow us to compile statistics related to the use of our website in order to improve the quality of service, enhance its performance and content. They can also allow us to detect potential malfunctions.
We uses Google Analytics, an audience analysis tool provided by Google.

Cookies linked to advertising operations known as "advertising"

These cookies allow navigation to be tracked for targeting purposes, to display advertisements that are most consistent with the products you are viewing and in which you have shown interest.

Cookies placed by third parties

Social media cookies, for example, allow you to share content you like. This is particularly the case for the “Share” and “Like” buttons from social media such as Facebook, as well as optimization solutions such as Microsoft Clarity, etc.

How to manage cookies?

The CNIL website gives you some tools and tips to limit your web browsing traces and change your preferences. To access it, click here

Click here to change your cookie preferences