This page states exactly what this site stores on your device, what it is used for, how long it stays, and lets you change your mind at any time. It was written from the site's code, not copied from a template.
In summary: this site does not measure its audience, serves no advertising, hosts no social network buttons and sends nothing to any third party to track you. It sets three cookies, all essential to how it works, and asks for your consent for one thing only: keeping the list of products you view.
A cookie is a small file that a website stores in your browser and that the browser sends back on each visit. It lets the site recognize you from one page to the next, for example to keep your cart filled while you continue browsing the catalog. In everyday language and in the law, the word also covers other ways of keeping information on your device, such as the browser's local storage, which we describe below.
| Last name | Who sets it | What it is used for | How long |
|---|---|---|---|
pp_session |
pixelprint (SAS ATON), from our servers | Keeps your login session open. Without it, you would have to re-enter your password on every page of your customer account. It contains only a randomly generated number, no personal data. | 30 days |
pp_panier |
pixelprint (SAS ATON), from our servers | Links your cart to your browser, so you can find your configured items again when you come back later, even without an account. It contains nothing but a randomly generated number. | 30 days |
pp_commande |
pixelprint (SAS ATON), from our servers | Tracks the progress of your order from one step of the checkout to the next: summary, addresses, delivery, payment. | Order time |
| Last name | Who sets it | What it is used for | How long |
|---|---|---|---|
pixelprint.produits-vus |
pixelprint (SAS ATON), written by your browser | Stores the last twelve product pages you opened, to display the "Recently viewed" column at the bottom of the page. Only identifiers of products that are already public. This list never leaves your device and is never sent to us. It is awaiting your approval. | Until you delete it, or until you withdraw your consent below |
pixelprint.consentement |
pixelprint (SAS ATON), written by your browser | Stores the answer you give on this page: the date, the version of the policy, and what you accepted or declined. It is what prevents the question from being asked again on every page, and it is the proof of your choice. Without it, we could not honor a refusal. | 6 months |
The law does not treat everything placed on your device in the same way. Article 82 of the French Data Protection Act (loi Informatique et Libertés), which transposes the so-called "ePrivacy" directive, requires your prior consent, except for what is strictly necessary to provide the service you have requested. The CNIL guidelines explicitly place authentication session, shopping cart and order tracking cookies within this exception.
pp_session,
pp_panier and pp_commande. You cannot refuse them, because without them there is no login, no cart, and no way to place an order. In return, that is all they are used for: they measure nothing, profile nothing, and are shared with no one.You can respond, change your mind, or withdraw everything, here, at any time. Declining is as simple as accepting, and has no effect on your browsing or on the prices displayed.
Your choice is worth 6 months. After this period, you will be asked the question again. Policy in force: version in progress.
We must be able to demonstrate that your consent was properly obtained, and on what terms. Your response is therefore timestamped and stored together with the version of the policy in force, the origin of your choice (the banner or this page), and a randomly generated reference. This record stays in your browser. If you are logged in to your account, a copy is also kept on our servers, linked to your account, so that we can prove your choice without depending on your device. A visitor who is not logged in is not identified: we do not create any profile to record a refusal.
Loading a resource from another site transmits your IP address to that site, even if you do not click on anything. We therefore removed one and kept only one.
Independently of this page, your browser lets you refuse or delete cookies from any website. The wording changes from one version to the next, but the path is always the same: open the browser's settings or preferences, look for the "Privacy and security" section, then "Cookies and site data". There you will find options to delete what is already stored, block future cookies, and see, site by site, what is stored. The shortcut Ctrl + Shift + Delete (Cmd + Shift + Delete on Mac) directly opens the clear browsing data window in most browsers.
We deliberately do not link to any external help pages: they change addresses several times a year, and a dead link is more misleading than an explanation. Be aware, however, that blocking all cookies prevents you from logging in to your account and placing an order, since those cookies are essential.
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) grants you the following rights over the personal data we hold:
These rights can be exercised by contacting:
SAS ATON (Groupe ATON), with a share capital of 55,000 euros
18 rue Masséna, bureau 3, 06000 Nice
or by the contact form.
We respond within one month. Proof of identity may be requested if there is reasonable doubt about the identity of the requester.
If our response does not satisfy you, you have the right to lodge a complaint with the French supervisory authority:
Commission Nationale de l'Informatique et des Libertés (CNIL)
3 place de Fontenoy, TSA 80715, 75334 Paris Cedex 07
Phone: 01 53 73 22 22, website: www.cnil.fr