The different cookies
For the purposes of this policy, the terms “cookies and other tracers” or “cookies” refer to all tracers deposited or read when consulting DINAO websites and other media, whether within the European Union. or elsewhere in the member states of the European Economic Area (“EEA”). This includes http cookies, tags also called “invisible pixels” and “web bugs”, scripts or even the result of fingerprint calculation in the case of “fingerprinting”. This policy applies whether or not the “cookies” collect personal data.
Cookies used on DINAO websites
There are several reasons for using cookies on the Sites. Certain cookies, described as “essential”, are vital for the proper functioning of DINAO sites.
They allow access and connection to sites using fundamental functionalities. Their main purpose is to facilitate communication electronically. These essential cookies are used for a variety of practical reasons, such as:
Guarantee the quality and security of navigation, particularly when ordering a product or service, or to measure the loading time of page elements.
Remember information entered into forms as the user navigates between pages.
Direct the user to the site in the appropriate language or branch, depending on the country of connection.
Keep the user on the same host server for the duration of their session.
Manage traffic peaks on the site.
Record the user's acceptance or refusal regarding the analysis of data collected on the site.
Essential cookies
In accordance with current regulations, these essential cookies are used without requiring user consent. However, they can be blocked or deleted through browser settings. This may result in a degraded user experience and browsing security. Some pages and features may also become inaccessible, such as the account manager or shopping cart.
Improvement cookies
They are used for:
Collect and analyze information about visitor behavior on our sites in order to improve their operation (such as optimizing performance or page visibility).
Offer value-added services to enrich your user experience, such as virtual assistance solutions (the “chatbot”), live chat (“livechat”) or a call button (“click-to-call” ).
Secure our sites by detecting suspicious activity. These cookies require your consent according to regulations. Although they are not essential to the operation of the site, their refusal may affect the use of services improving the user experience.
What does “web beacon” mean?
The web beacon, also known as a “pixel tag”, “invisible pixel”, “transparent GIF”, “web bugs” or “web beacons”, is a portion of code or an image integrated into certain web pages. Its purpose is to monitor and track traffic on these pages.
Advertising cookies
They aim to present content and offers tailored to your interests on DINAO sites and to improve the relevance of our advertising on partner sites. If deactivated, the content and offers offered will no longer be personalized according to your preferences. These cookies, which also require your consent, are not essential but crucial to providing relevant offers. They are used for:
Obtain site traffic data.
Track clicks to relevant pages.
Improve the effectiveness of digital campaigns.
Identify visitors coming from an advertising campaign on a third-party site.
Cookies for sharing content on social networks and other websites
These cookies facilitate access and use of third-party software tools and platforms (social networks, video streaming solutions, etc.) from our site to improve the usability and promotion of the site. Data relating to visitor navigation or their interactions with content is accessible to these third-party platforms. DINAO sites integrate social modules and pixels to integrate the content of these platforms. The providers of these modules are considered responsible for data processing in accordance with the GDPR and their privacy policy. Therefore, certain features of the site rely on the services offered by these third parties and place cookies. The sites providing these third-party cookies can identify you even when you do not use the corresponding button on our site. Their use also requires your consent. DINAO recommends consulting the privacy policies of these third parties:
- Facebook
- LinkedIn
-Twitter
- Youtube
What does “footprint calculation” mean?
Fingerprinting, also called thumbprinting, is a process that creates a unique identifier for the device accessing a web page. This identifier is generated based on various aspects of the device's configuration, with the aim of tracking it.
