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Cookie usage policy

What is a cookie?

A cookie is a small file that is placed on your terminal (computer, mobile phone, connected watch, tablet, etc.) when you visit the pages of our site. It allows certain information related to your terminal or your behavior on the site to be read, such as your preferences or your session identifiers. This information may be necessary to guarantee you access to the site.

Interway is committed to ensuring the respect of your privacy. That is why we use cookies within the limits and conditions provided by the regulations and the CNIL.

If you have any questions or comments, please contact us at the following email address: contact@interway.fr

What cookies are used on the Interway website?

We use different categories of cookies for the following purposes:

Technical and strictly necessary cookies: These cookies are essential for navigating properly on our site and using its basic features (such as accessing your space or remembering your privacy choices). They cannot be disabled.

Audience measurement cookies (Statistics): They allow us to understand how visitors interact with the site (most visited pages, time spent, traffic origin). These anonymous data help us continuously improve the ergonomics and content of the Interway website.

Social media and third-party cookies: If we integrate videos (YouTube/Vimeo) or share them on our social media networks (LinkedIn, etc.), these third-party platforms may store cookies to track your browsing behavior or target your interests.

What is the lifespan of a cookie?

Each cookie has a limited lifespan. At the end of this period, the cookies will be deleted from your browser. In the event that you withdraw your consent or object to cookies before the end of this period, the cookies will be immediately deleted from your browser.

Is there a link between cookies and personal data?

Some of the data collected through cookies is personal data about you (e.g., your IP address, your MAC ID).

We invite you to consult our Privacy Policy to obtain all information regarding the processing we carry out regarding your personal data.

When cookies are provided by third parties, accepting these cookies may result in the processing of your personal data by these third parties. To learn more, we invite you to consult the privacy policies of these third parties.

The list of third parties that may use cookies on our site is as follows:

Google Analytics: https://policies.google.com/privacy?hl=fr

How to object to cookies?

There are 2 ways to object to cookies at any time.

  • For cookies based on your consent: You can use our Axeptio cookie management module located at the bottom left of each page of our website to object to all or part of these cookies.
  • For all cookies: You can change the settings of your Internet browser to reject all cookies or only certain ones. The settings vary depending on the browser used.

Google Chrome:

Click on the «Menu» icon, symbolized by three points. Click on the «Settings» tab. In the «Privacy and Security» section, click on «Cookies and other site data.» Select your preferences.

Firefox:

Click on the «Menu» button at the top right of the window, symbolized by three horizontal lines. Select the «Options» menu. Click on the «Privacy and Security» tab. In the «Privacy» section, select the «Customized» mode. Check the «Cookies» box. You can refine your preferences using the drop-down menu that appears to the right of the «Cookies» box.

Internet Explorer:

Access the «Tools» menu symbolized by a wheel. Click «Internet Options.» Click the «Privacy» tab. Click «Advanced.» Select your preferences. Save your preferences by clicking «OK.».

Safari:

In Safari, click on «Safari», then «Preferences». Click on the «Privacy» icon. You can «Block Tracking» to ask websites not to track you anymore and «Block Cookies» to remove cookies already stored in your browser.

More information about cookies:

We invite you to consult the sections dedicated to cookies on the CNIL website: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/cookies-et-autres-traceurs

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