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This policy describes the use of tracking technologies, often called cookies, and similar technologies on the Gravelle du Parc website. A cookie is a small file stored on your device to enable certain functions, remember preferences, or measure site usage.
1. Necessary cookies
These cookies are essential for the operation of the site, security, navigation, form management, and maintaining certain preferences. They are not used to create an advertising profile and may be placed without consent when permitted by law.
2. Measurement and performance
With your consent where required, we may use measurement tools to understand which pages are viewed, how visitors arrive on the site, and where improvements are needed. Results are generally analyzed in aggregate form. The providers used must be identified in the consent manager or the site documentation.
3. Third-party services
Some pages may integrate external services, including a registration, payment, video, map, or social media platform. These services may place their own cookies and process data according to their policies. We encourage you to review their privacy notices before using their features.
4. Managing your choices
You can change your choices in the banner or preference centre when available. You can also delete or block cookies through your browser. Refusing certain cookies may reduce the functionality of the site, but should not prevent access to essential content.
5. Duration and updates
The retention period varies depending on the type of cookie: some expire when the browser is closed, while others remain for a set period. We will update this policy if our tools or obligations change.
6. Functional and advertising cookies
Functional cookies are used to remember choices such as language, certain preferences, or the state of an interface. Advertising or social media cookies may be used to measure a campaign, limit the repetition of an ad, or establish interests. These categories should only be activated with your consent when it is required.
7. Data that may be associated with cookies
Depending on the tool used, a cookie may be associated with an identifier, an approximate IP address, a browser, a device, a language, a referral source, pages viewed, interactions, and timestamps. We seek to limit collection to what is necessary and to use aggregated or de-identified data where appropriate.
8. Consent and withdrawal
When your consent is required, no non-essential cookie should be activated before you make your choice. You may refuse certain categories or withdraw your consent for the future. Withdrawal does not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out previously and does not automatically delete data already retained in accordance with our obligations.
9. Browser settings
Most browsers allow you to view, block, or delete cookies and prevent them from being placed in the future. Instructions vary depending on the browser and device. Complete blocking may result in the loss of preferences, interrupt a session, or prevent certain transactional features from working properly.
10. Questions and changes
We may modify this policy when our technologies, providers, or obligations change. The date displayed at the top of the page indicates the most recent version. For any questions about cookies or similar technologies, contact us using the contact information published on the site.
