GDPR
DATA PROTECTION POLICY
Each online service limits the collection of personal data to a strict minimum (limiting data) and at the time of collection, is accompanied by information about:
- The data manager and the goal of data collection (purposes);
- The legal basis for processing the data;
- Whether data collection is required or optional in order to manage your request and a reminder of the types of data processed;
- The source of the data (when data other than those supplied via the online service are used to process your request);
- The categories of people involved;
- The recipients of the data (only the company, except when otherwise specified, if transfer to a third-party is necessary);
- The data retention time;
- The security measures (general description);
- The possible existence of data transfers outside the European Union, or automated individual decision-making;
- Your Information Technology and Civil Liberties rights and how to exercise them with the CNIL.
The personal data collected within the framework of the services offered on our site are processed according to secure protocols and allow our organization to manage the requests received via its computer applications.
EXERCISE YOUR RIGHTS
For information or to exercise your Information Technology and Civil Liberties rights on the processing of your personal data, you may contact the Data Protection Officer (DPO):
- By email: contact@domainedupaternel.com
- By mail: Send a letter and a copy of a government-issued ID to the following address: Domaine du Paternel, Attention: DPO, 11 Route Pierre Imbert, 13260 Cassis, France
COOKIES
A “cookie” is a sequence of information, usually of a small size, which is identified by name and may be transmitted to your browser by a website that you visit. Your browser will store it for a specified length of time and send it back to the server each time you visit the site. Cookies are used in many ways: they can serve to store your customer ID on an e-commerce website, the content in your cart, as an ID that tracks your browsing for statistical or advertising purposes, etc.
Failure to install a cookie may result in the inability to access certain services. However, users may configure their computer to refuse installation of cookies by following the instructions easily found online for a specific browser.