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COOKIE POLICY

By visiting this promotional website referred to as “the site” (hereinafter “Site”), made available by Y2M (hereinafter “Y2M”), you accept this cookie policy (hereinafter the “Policy”) as well as the privacy policy accessible by clicking on the following link

A “cookie” is a small computer file intended to collect information from your terminal, whether it is a computer, a mobile phone or a tablet. We use other types of files, referred to as “tracers”, for the same purposes. All such files, regardless of their nature, will hereinafter be generically referred to as “cookies”.

The site contains six (6) categories of cookies, which are as follows:

  1. A cookie to record your decision to accept or refuse the collection of information from your terminal by cookies that are not strictly necessary to provide our services:
  2. An “anti-spam” cookie, located on the the site homepage and aiming at ensuring that the connection or contact forms that are proposed on the site are indeed filled in by a human and not by a robot or a machine;
  3. A language choice cookie to record your language preference, so that the site can be displayed in that language on your subsequent visits;
  4. A cookie to measure the effectiveness of the advertisements delivered by Y2M, provided by Facebook, allowing us to deliver advertisements to persons who have consulted a the site as well as to measure the actions performed by these persons on the site. This cookie allows for the creation of a customer list from anonymous information as well as the creation of anonymous statistical studies on the traffic of the site. We have elected, in the settings provided by Facebook, to exclude any sharing of the information collected via this cookie with third parties in order to protect your privacy to the extent possible.
  5. An audience measurement cookie provided by Mixpanel allowing to evaluate the number of visits of a site, the activity of the Internet users on a site, the frequency of their connections to it, etc. This cookie allows the establishment of anonymous statistical studies on the traffic of the site. We have elected, in the settings provided by Mixpanel, to exclude any sharing of the information collected via this cookie with third parties in order to protect your privacy to the extent possible.
  6. An audience measurement cookie provided by Google Analytics allowing in particular to assess the number of visits of a site, the activity of the Internet users on a site, the frequency of their connections thereto, etc. This cookie allows the establishment of anonymous statistical studies on the traffic of the site. We have elected, in the settings provided by Mixpanel, to exclude any sharing of the information collected via this cookie with third parties in order to protect your privacy to the extent possible.

The lifespan of these cookies does not exceed thirteen (13) months and the information collected through these cookies is retained by Y2M for a maximum period of eighteen (18) months.

Y2M’s use of the cookies described in points 1 to 3 and 6 does not require your consent, since they are either strictly necessary for the provision of a service requested by you, or they allow or facilitate the transmission of communication by electronic means.

However, with respect to the cookies described in points 4 and 5, we will need your prior consent to deposit and/or read the information contained in these cookies.

You express this consent by checking the box provided for this purpose or by dragging the appropriate button into the window relating to cookies that appears on the Platform and in which you will find information on the purposes of the cookies used, the possibility of objecting to them and the fact that this positive action on your part (checking the box or dragging the button) is tantamount to consenting to the deposit of the relevant cookies on your terminal and to the reading of the information contained in these cookies.

If you deactivate or block cookies, you can still use the site.

Nevertheless, such a deactivation or blocking is likely to negatively affect, where applicable, the operation of the site, for example by not saving any of your language preferences.