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These cookies enable us to establish statistics and counts of frequentation and use of various sections and contents of our site and to study to improve the content.
The information concerning your navigation is erased or anonymised:
after 90 days when this information is used to send you advertisements and personalized content;
after 6 months when this information is used to establish statistics and counts of frequentation and use of the various sections and contents of our site and our services.
When you browse our site, you agree by default to install these cookies on your browser.
To reject them, you can configure the preferences of your browser (see explanations below).
Third-party cookies Our site may contain links to or from partner sites and other third party sites. If you are navigating to one of these sites, please note that they have their own privacy policies and that our responsibility ends when you leave our site. Check the privacy policies before transmitting your personal data to third-party sites.
Cookies embedded in third-party applications on our Sites or Services We may include a third-party computer application in some of the features of our site or our services, allowing the sharing of content by users of our site or our services, such as the buttons 'Share' or 'Like' Facebook, or the buttons 'Twitter', 'LinkedIn', 'Viadeo', etc.
The social network providing one of these applications is likely to identify you with its buttons and its own cookies, even if you did not use them during your consultation of our sites or our services, just because you have an account opened on your terminal with the social network concerned. We have no control over the process that social networks use to collect this information and invite you to review their privacy policies.
If you want more information on cookies, their operation and their use, you can go to the website www.cnil.fr.
Our advice: do not disable cookies because it will prevent you from benefiting from the features of some sites whose service proposal depends on the use of these same cookies.
You can modify the management of cookies by configuring your computer according to your web browser:
You are using Microsoft Internet Explorer:
In Internet Explorer, click the 'Tools' button, then 'Internet Options'. On the General tab, under 'Browsing history,' click 'Settings.' Click on the 'View files' button. Click the 'Name' column header to sort all the files in alphabetical order, and then browse through the list until you see files that begin with the 'Cookie' prefix. (All cookies have this prefix and usually contain the name of the website that created the cookie). Select the relevant cookie (s) and delete them. Close the window that contains the list of files, and then click OK twice to return to Internet Explorer. More information about cookies can be found on the Microsoft website at: http://www.microsoft.com/info/cookies.htm?RLD=291
You are using FireFox:
Go to the 'Tools' tab of the browser and select the 'Options' menu. In the window that appears, choose 'Privacy' and click 'Show Cookies'. Locate the affected files, select them, and delete them.
You use Google Chrome:
Click on the 'Tools' menu icon. Select 'Options'. Click on the 'Advanced Options' tab and go to the 'Privacy' section. Click on the 'Show cookies' button. Locate the affected files, select them, and delete them. Click 'Close' to return to your browser.
You are using Safari:
In voting browser, choose the menu 'Edit> Preferences'. Click on 'Security'. Click on 'Show Cookies'. Select the relevant cookies and click on 'Delete' or 'Delete all'. After deleting the cookies, click on 'Done'.
