Rules governing the use of cookies.

1. What is a cookie?

Cookies are small text files stored on the user's terminal*. They are used by webdevelopers to retain user data to help visitors navigate their websites more efficientlyand to perform certain functions. A cookie file also allows the server to identify theterminal on which it is stored during the period of validity, or until the expiration date,of that cookie.
*Terminal" refers to the electronic device (computer, tablet, smartphone, etc.) thatyou use to consult or display a website, application, advertisement, etc.

2. What cookies do we use, and what for?

Analytical Cookies

Analytical cookies help us to understand how visitors use our website and how the websiteperforms; they also allow us to compile statistics, count the number of visitors and seehow they move around the site when they are using it (pages visited, route followed). Thisallows us to improve your website experience and the relevance of our content (the mostfrequently accessed pages or sections, the most frequently read articles, etc.).

Name of the cookie	Use	Retention period
_fidor_session	Session id	Browser session
cookiesConsent	Cookies policy consent	13 months

Third-party cookies

The installation and use of cookies by third parties are subject to the privacy protectionpolicies adopted by these third parties. We keep you informed of the purpose of the cookieswe know about and the means at your disposal to make certain choices about these cookies.Our website may contain cookies set by third parties (advertising agencies, audience metricscompanies, etc.) enabling these third parties, during the period of these cookies’ validity,to collect browsing information about the terminals using our website.

3.Your choices regarding the cookies

You are given several options allowing you to manage the cookies installed on your terminal.Should you modify any settings, you may change your Internet browsing experience and theconditions providing access to certain services requiring the use of cookies.

You can configure your browser to allow the storage of cookies on your terminal or, on thecontrary, you can chose a configuration where they are blocked, either systematically oraccording to the entity wanting to install them. You can also configure your browser to offeryou the choice of accepting or rejecting cookies whenever necessary, before they are installedon your terminal.

The resources at your disposal to accept/reject or delete cookies installed by our site areas follows.

The way to configure each browser is different. The cookie management method is describedin your browser’s help menu, allowing you to learn how to change your preferences in thisrespect.

Google Chrome

Open Google Chrome.
Click on the Chrome menu icon (to the right of the address bar).
Select "Settings".
At the bottom of the page, select "Show advanced settings."
In the "Privacy" section, select "Content Settings" to specify the level of privacyrequired.

Mozilla Firefox

Open Firefox.
Click the Menu icon, then "Options" (on Windows devices) or "Preferences" (on Mac OS).
Select the Privacy tab.
Choose the "Use customer settings for history" option

Internet Explorer

Open Internet Explorer (with Internet Explorer 11, use the classic desktop interface).
Click "Tools" (icon in the form of a cogwheel) and then click on "Internet Options."
Select the Privacy tab.
In the Settings window, a slider allows you to adjust the level of privacy you prefer:move the cursor down to allow all cookies (or up to block all cookies).

Safari

Open Safari.
Click the "Edit" menu (Windows) or the "Safari" menu (Mac) and choose "Preferences."
In the Preferences window, click on "Privacy."
Opposite the line "Block cookies", choose the degree of privacy you require ("From third parties and advertisers," "Always," "Never").
Close the window.

You may obtain further information:

from theCNILwebsite;
about analytical cookies:at Internet.

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