Freemindtronic.com

This policy explains when and why cookies are used during your visits to our online sites and services (“Website”) and how you can allow, block or delete them.
Note that this policy only applies to our websites. In fact our applications used as extension (plugin) to browsers for the use of product and service do not use cookies.

What are cookies and how do they work?

Cookies are text-type files that contain a small amount of information. They are downloaded to your device when you visit our website. Cookies are used to make it easier to browse the site, record your preferences, and improve the user experience. They also allow you to present relevant ads based on your interests.

Depending on the circumstances, we use:

Session Cookies– This type of cookie is only activated during the current Internet session and has a short lifespan. As soon as you close the browser, all session cookies are deleted.

Permanent Cookies– This type of cookie stays on the user’s device for the duration specified in the cookie.

Third-party cookies – This type of cookie is used by authorized third-party entities.

Cookies used on our website are normally classified in accordance with the guidelines of the UK International Chamber of Commerce’s Cookie Guide.

  1. Category 1: Strictly Necessary Cookies

These cookies allow our website to perform various transactions, such as saving your shopping card data during a purchase process or displaying appropriate (translated) regional content as needed.
Acceptance of these cookies is required to use the Website. Therefore, if you set up your browser to block all cookies, we cannot guarantee that our site will work properly during your visit.

  1. Category 2: Performance Cookies

These cookies contain analytical information about the use of our visited website (such as the most visited pages, the browsing links used, the number of visitors to the site, etc.). All the information collected is consolidated and therefore anonymous.
The management of performance cookies used on our website can be entrusted to a third party entity. However, we do not allow any third party to use these cookies for any other activity not mentioned in this policy.
By continuing to use our website, you allow us to place this type of cookies on your device.

  1. Category 3: Function Cookies

This type of cookie allows our website to record your choices (for example, your username, the language of your area, etc.). They are used to improve the user experience.
By continuing to use our website, you allow us to place this type of cookies on your device.

  1. Category 4: Advertising Cookies

These cookies are normally used for marketing activities to provide the visitor with more relevant information. They are also used to limit the number of views of the same ad and to measure the effectiveness of an advertising campaign. They are usually placed by our services or by advertising networks with our permission. They indicate that you have visited our Website, and this information is shared with other organizations, including advertisers, who may use it to present you with targeted content and/or advertisements on other websites. Advertising cookies often depend on a site feature provided by another organization. These cookies do not contain any personally identifiable information about you, but only the pages you have visited on our website.

By continuing to use our website, you allow us to place this type of cookies on your device.

Third-party cookies

To provide you with the best possible experience of using the website and to better understand the needs of our visitors, we may need to use applications or functions managed by a third-party organization (such as advertising network, internet traffic analytics service provider, etc.). This feature may require these third-party entities to place cookies that are beyond our control over your system. These cookies are probably analysis/performance cookies or advertising cookies. However, we do not allow any third party to use these cookies for any other activity not mentioned in this policy. All the information collected is consolidated and therefore anonymous.

By continuing to use our website, you allow us to place this type of cookies on your device.

How do I allow, block or delete cookies?

Browsers are set up by default to allow cookies, but they can be configured to block some or all cookies, or to notify you before a cookie is placed on your device.

You can easily remove all cookies installed in your browser’s cookie folder. Click on your browser’s “Help” feature and enter “Cookies” in the search field to see the instructions for authorizing, blocking or deleting cookies.

If you turn off all cookies, you won’t be able to use all the features of our Website and some pages may not display properly.

Do we detect if users open our emails?

We are likely to detect if users open our emails. In this case, emails sent by our trusted services or partners may contain a “pixel graphic element” that, when displayed, tells us that the email has been opened. In addition, it can report the use of links or advertisements in the email. We can use this information for different activities, for example to determine which emails are most interesting to recipients, to find out if users who don’t open our emails want to continue receiving them, etc. The pixel graphics element is deleted when the email is deleted. If you do not want to allow us to detect whether or not you have opened our emails, or when you click on links in one of our emails, you should click on the “unsubscribe” link [unsubscribe] in the email received. If you choose to opt out, you will no longer receive emails.

Your consent

If you do not want to accept cookies while using our website, you must either:

  1. Change your browser configuration to block all or part of cookies
  2. Stop using our website.

The principle of your agreement is based on simple facts, to accept by clicking a different button than to refuse the use of “Cookies” or to continue the visit of the site without taking into account the opinion that we use cookies. An automatic 100 pixel scroll detection allows us to verify that you continue to browse our site despite the review. In fact, we consider that you accept our cookies.

Will this policy be changed?

This policy was last updated in September 2019. We may occasionally need to change our cookie policy.

This is the European directive, “Internet users must be informed and give their consent before inserting tracers. They should have an option to choose not to be traced when they visit a site or use an app. Publishers are therefore obliged to seek the consent of users in advance. This consent is valid for up to 13 months. Some tracers, however, are exempt from collecting this consent.”

However, according to the agency Reuter, the European Union plans to relax the so-called “telecom package” rules by 2018. A draft directive, plans to rely on web browsers since they could contain an option, in their settings, allowing users to automatically accept the addition of cookies and other tracers on their device. The idea followed by legislators is that if browsers are equipped with such a feature, sites that want to use cookies for advertising targeting do not need to set up banners to ask users for consent, since they have already given their consent via their browser settings.

We suggest that you check this page periodically to stay informed of any changes that may affect you.