You can find out more about our privacy policy, which sets out how we handle the personal data we collect and that you provide to us : Privacy policy

Please read this policy carefully and the information below to understand our practices regarding the processing of your personal data through our use of cookies.

The purpose of this cookies policy is to give you a better understanding of how the cookies likely to be deposited on users’ terminals when they consult the Website actually work, subject to any choices you may have expressed regarding cookies.

A cookie is a text file stored on your device (computer, telephone, tablet) when you visit a website. It enables its issuer to identify your equipment in a unique way during its period of validity and to store information relating to your visit, in particular in order to simplify your browsing on our websites or to offer you content tailored to your interests.

Some cookies are essential to use the website, while others are used to optimise and personalise the content displayed.

Cookies set on users’ devices from our website may be placed by Docaposte Institute or by third parties. The cookies set by Docaposte Institute are mainly linked to the operation of the websites; they are technical cookies or necessary for the proper operation of the site.

Other cookies are ‘third-party’ cookies set by Docaposte Institute partners on the website. Docaposte Institute ensures that the issue and use of cookies complies with the expectations of European regulations and the local supervisory authority.

To help you determine which cookies Docaposte Institute sets, you will find a list of the different types of cookies used :

  • Cookies required for proper operation and optimisation

These cookies are essential to enable you to browse the website freely and without your experience being altered. These cookies are set so that each user can benefit from the features of the Docaposte Institute website.

We set these cookies on our website in order to remember the choices you have made and to provide more precise and personal features. The information you may be requested to give us includes your choice of language, the region where you are located and your user name. These cookies may also be used to authenticate you on the site, allow you to watch a video or post a comment below an article. The information collected through these cookies is anonymous and cannot track your browsing activity on other sites.

 

  • Traffic and audience analysis cookies

Some of our cookies are used to collect information about how visitors use our website. We are likely to identify the sections and content visited by our users in order to improve the interest and ergonomics of our services.

These cookies enable us to analyse the traffic and audience associated with our website, the pages visited and the interactions carried out on our website during your visit. The audience measurement cookies used on the Docaposte Institute website are the Matomo Analytics cookies.

The cookies set by our partner Matomo enable us to collect statistics on visits to our website in order to optimise it and detect any malfunctions.  These technologies enable analysis providers to place and read their own cookies or other identifiers on your device, which they can use to gather information about your online activities in applications, websites or other services.

 

  • Advertising cookie

Docaposte Institute may, as part of occasional advertising campaigns, use cookies to collect information about visitors’ web browsing habits in order to offer advertising that is tailored to their interests. They also enable us to limit the number of times an advertisement is consulted and help us to assess the effectiveness of advertising campaigns initiated.

Information is collected and shared with third-party companies to provide audience targeting and optimization solutions for advertisers and publishers. The service providers we use are Google Ads cookies.

 

  • Social media trackers

To enable you to share articles and content, our sites contain links to social networks (Facebook, Twitter, etc.). When you use these sharing buttons, a third-party tag is installed. If you are connected to the social network while browsing our site, the sharing buttons make it possible to link the content consulted to your user account. To find out about the purpose and extent of data collection, processing and use by the social network(s) to which you belong, as well as your rights and options for changing the settings to protect your privacy, we invite you to read their Cookie management policy on their sites.

Facebook : https://fr-fr.facebook.com/policies/cookies/
Twitter : https://help.twitter.com/fr/safety-and-security/twitter-do-not-track
Instagram : https://help.instagram.com/1896641480634370
LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/legal/cookie-policy

 

  • Cookies from third-party websites

Our website contains links to other sites, and we do not know which cookies they use. To find out more, please consult the information provided by these third-party sites about their own cookies.

Docaposte Institute may set third-party cookies on the terminals of visitors to the site. These Third-Party Cookies fall into the category of Third-Party Cookies exempt from consent and may be deposited without the prior consent of visitors to Docaposte Institute.

Personal data from Third Party Cookies is not processed outside the European Economic Area (EEA).

Docaposte Institute uses cookies and trackers for various purposes. These cookies and trackers may or may not be subject to user consent, depending on the purpose for which they are used.

 

You can consult the list of cookies and trackers deposited on docaposteinstitute.com by clicking here.

This list was updated on 17/12/2024.

The data collected by cookies set on your terminal is kept for a maximum of 13 months, regardless of its nature. When setting up cookies, the consent, the personalization and refusal given for the activation of cookies will be kept for a period of six (6) months.

To have control over the cookies that will be active on our website, we give our users several options:

  • Manifest your choices with our Cookie settings tool

Docaposte Institute has set up a cookie consent configuration tool that can be accessed via the “ Personalize ” link on the information banner that appears when you first connect to the Docaposte Institute website.

Docaposte Institute provides you with a simple tool that enables you to set the parameters for depositing cookies according to their category: cookies required for proper operation, “social network” cookies, advertising cookies, etc. If our users choose not to respond to the information banner or not to set the parameters for depositing cookies on their terminal before using our website, we will consider that they have refused by default.

Cookies that are necessary for the proper operation of our website are cookies that do not require consent and are authorized by default. All cookies that do not fall into the category of cookies required for the proper operation of our site will be subject to your prior consent before being activated.

If you set your browser to refuse all cookies, the refusal of cookies necessary for the proper functioning of our site may alter your experience and therefore the provision of our service.

The choices you make using this tool will only apply to your browsing on the Docaposte Institute website.

 

  • How to set cookies in your browser

Docaposte Institute allows you to set the parameters of cookies placed on your device using the interface accessible directly from the cookie banner or from the consent management platform provided for this purpose.

We inform you that you can also configure your browser to handle cookies. The configuration of each browser is different. You can find out how to change your cookie settings by consulting our online help:

This Cookie Management Policy may be modified in whole or in part at any time by Docaposte Institute. Any changes to this policy and to the cookies set on our users’ devices will be brought to their attention.

Last update on 18/12/2024