Personal data
Cookies and other trackers
During your browsing on our website, some “cookies” are stored on your computer, mobile or tablet.
This page is to help you get a better understanding of what cookies are.
What are cookies?
The term “cookie” refers to all trackers stored and/or read during the consultation of our website. These
trackers record information related to your browsing in order to offer you a browsing experience that is
unique to you.
Cookies are created by our internet browser and cannot carry virus or collect information from your
computer.
What type of cookies do we use and what are they for?
Operation of our website
Some cookies are necessary for the operation of our website. They guaranty data persistence throughout
your browsing: display preferences, information entered on forms, connected state etc.
These cookies cannot be deactivated in order to maintain the website’s good operating.
Statistics
The operation of third-party services that we use to produce statistics about the activity of our visitors on
our website (visited content, interactions etc.) requires cookies.
The analysis of these statistics allows us to improve the usability and content of our site to offer you the
best browsing experience to match your needs.
Advertisement
Cookies are used to measure the impact of advertising on our visitors. Statistics then obtained allow to
move towards more relevant advertising and therefore less "polluting".
Social networks
Different social modules on our site such as buttons "share", "like" etc. from social networks like Facebook,Twitter etc. use cookies to identify you.
They allow you to share our website’s content with other people or to inform these other people of your
visit or your opinion about a site's content.
Forms data
The information collected via the forms of the site www.ifcic.eu are recorded in a file computerized by Majikan to allow you to address information and answers adapted to your needs. They are kept for 3 years and you can exercise your right of access to the data concerning you and have them rectified by contacting : This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Forms validation information, without any personal data, is recorded in our statistical tool to track and improve the quality of the site.