9.1 - When consulting the Site, navigation cookies may be installed on the visitor's computer and record information relating to the visitor's computer's navigation on the Site, such as the pages consulted, the date and time of consultation, etc. An information banner is then displayed and allows the visitor to oppose this. At any time, the visitor has the option of deactivating any installation of cookies by adapting the configuration of their Internet browser accordingly.
While most browsers are set by default to accept the installation of cookies, the visitor has the option to disable the use of cookies by selecting the appropriate settings on their browser. However, refusing cookies and other connection cookies may prevent access to certain features, pages and/or areas of the Site, which the visitor expressly declares to accept.
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click here .9.2 - Google Analytics
BCS Group reserves the right to track the visitor's use of the Site using the website analysis service called Google Analytics provided by Google Inc. The Google Analytics system uses cookies (see paragraph above).
The data generated by the cookies concerning the use of the Site by the user (including the connection IP address) will be transmitted and stored by Google Inc. on servers located in the United States. This data will be used for the purpose of evaluating the use of the Site, compiling reports on the activity of the Site for the BCS Group Company and providing other services relating to the activity of the Site and the use of the Internet network.
Google Inc. may disclose this data to third parties if legally required to do so or when these third parties process this data on its behalf, including the publisher of this site. Google Inc. will not associate the visitor's IP address with any other data it may hold. Visitors may disable the use of cookies by selecting the appropriate settings on their browser. However, such deactivation may prevent them from using certain features, pages and/or areas of the Site, which the visitor expressly accepts.
9.3 - Tracking pixels in emails
Kujten uses tracking pixels in its email communications (newsletters, promotional offers, and brand information). A tracking pixel is a small, invisible image file embedded in the body of an email; loading this file allows the company to measure whether the message has been viewed.
These pixels enable Kujten to determine if an email has been opened, measure engagement with its communications (opens, link clicks), collect specific technical information (such as the type of device and email client used), and—based on this data—adjust sending frequency, personalize content, and improve campaign relevance. The data collected is limited to what is necessary for these purposes and is neither sold nor rented to third parties for commercial use.
In accordance with CNIL recommendations regarding tracking pixels in emails, the use of these pixels for audience measurement, personalization, and campaign optimization requires user consent. Exceptions apply to emails linked to a service requested by the user (so-called transactional emails, such as order confirmations, shipping notifications, invoices, or password resets) and to the measurement of message deliverability alone.
Users may object to the use of tracking pixels for marketing purposes at any time—without unsubscribing from communications—by clicking the link provided for this purpose in any of our emails or by contacting the Data Protection Officer (DPO) as outlined in Article 12. Withdrawing consent is as simple as granting it and takes effect for future mailings.