When consulting our site meyerjerome.com, information may be saved in cookies files installed on your computer, tablet or mobile phone. This page allows you to understand what a cookie is, what it is used for and how it can be configured.

A cookies file is a text file placed in a dedicated space on the hard drive of your device (computer, tablet, mobile phone or any other device optimized for the Internet), when viewing content or advertising online. This Cookie file can only be read by its issuer. It identifies your terminal in which it is saved, for a limited period of validity.

Three types of cookies, meeting the purposes described below, can thus be saved in your terminal during a visit to our site.

1. Technical cookies are necessary for navigation on our site, as well as for access to the various products and services. Technical Cookies make it possible in particular to recognize you, to signal your passage on such or such page and thus to improve your comfort of navigation: to adapt the presentation of the site to the display preferences of your terminal (language used, display resolution ), memorize passwords and other information relating to a form that you have completed on the site (registration or access to the members’ area). Technical Cookies also make it possible to implement security measures (this is the case, for example, when you are asked to log in again to the member area after a certain period of time). These Cookies cannot be deactivated or configured, otherwise you will no longer be able to access the site and/or the site’s services.
2. Audience measurement cookies are issued by us or by our technical service providers for the purpose of measuring the audience for the various contents and sections of our site, in order to evaluate and better organize them. These Cookies also make it possible, where appropriate, to detect browsing problems and therefore to improve the ergonomics of our services. These Cookies only produce anonymous statistics and traffic volumes, excluding any individual information. The lifetime of these audience measurement Cookies does not exceed thirteen months.
3. Advertising cookies are issued by our regulated partners, in the advertising spaces of our site, the operation of these spaces contributing to the financing of the content and services that we make available to you free of charge. These Cookies are deposited by our partners within the framework of advertising partnerships under the terms of which the advertising agencies may be required to collect data concerning the content consulted on our site, in compliance with the provisions of the Data Protection Act of 1978. These cookies allow first to count the total number of advertisements displayed in our advertising spaces, to identify these advertisements, the number of users who clicked on each advertisement and, if applicable, the subsequent actions taken by these users on the pages to which carry out these advertisements, in order to calculate the sums due to the actors of the advertising distribution chain (communication agency, advertising management, site/distribution medium) and to establish statistics. These advertising cookies also make it possible to adapt the advertising content displayed on your terminal in our advertising spaces, according to the navigation of your terminal in our site, see, if necessary, according to the location data (longitude and latitude) transmitted by your terminal with your prior consent. Finally, these cookies can make it possible to adapt the advertising content displayed on your terminal in our advertising spaces according to the personal data that you may have voluntarily provided (advertising targeting). The lifespan of these advertising cookies does not exceed thirteen months.

A website can only read and write cookies that belong to it. However, you should be aware that a page on the internet often contains information from different sites, in particular via advertising banners. As a result, cookies can be deposited and reread by sites other than the one you access directly. For example, if you browse an information site, it is possible that other sites such as advertising agencies collect information about your browsing. To do this, it is sufficient for the advertising agency to place a cookie on the information site you are consulting.

The regulations provide that websites must obtain your consent before the deposit of these cookies, tell you what they are used for and how you can oppose them. In practice, a message must appear when you connect to the site for the first time to tell you how to accept or, on the contrary, refuse cookies.