Product and technical consulting — Brand studio — Lille
Privacy
What this site measures, what it does not, and what you can ask for.
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01 What is measured, and why
The site loads an audience measurement script, Rybbit, free software that the publisher self-hosts on an instance separate from the site, under another domain (analytics.keikolab.dev), and shares with the other sites it publishes. It counts page views, the referring page, the browser type, the operating system, the browser language, the screen size and, derived from the IP address, the country and the city, in aggregate, as well as clicks through to the brands' sites, to know what is read.
To tell visits apart, the server derives an identifier from the IP address + browser pair. That identifier is not renewed daily: it makes it possible to recognize the same browser from one visit to the next. The IP address is not kept after that computation.
No data is passed on to a third party or sold.
02 What is not
No cookie is set. The script stores a visit identifier in the browser — a randomly drawn string of characters, unrelated to your identity — so as not to count the same browser twice. You can erase it by clearing site data.
No recording of browsing, no profiling, no advertising, no third-party measurement service.
No form: the only exchange is an email you send yourself, read by a person.
The site's host, OVH SAS, keeps the usual technical data in its logs (IP address, browser, timestamp) for the security and proper running of the service; the publisher does not use it.
03 Your rights, and where to write
The controller of this processing is the site's publisher, identified in the legal notice. Audience measurement rests on its legitimate interest in knowing what is read; measurement data is kept without time limit, until the publisher deletes it.
You can ask for access to, correction or erasure of the data concerning you, and object to its processing, by writing to the address below. Mamoun ElAlaoui answers in person.
You can also lodge a complaint with the CNIL, the French data protection authority.