Cookies EN
We may have cause to install “cookies” on your computer.
Through these cookies installed on your computer, data that is indirectly nominative concerning you (IP address) may also be collected and used for statistics, for tracking purposes, and to manage your browsing.
What is a Cookie?
A cookie is a text file that may be saved in a specific space on the hard drive of your terminal* when you visit this website by means of your browser. A cookie allows its issuer to identify the terminal on which it is saved, during the validity period for the saving of the said cookie. It also stores information about your browsing on our website (the pages consulted, the links or the advertisements on which you have clicked, the date and time at which you consulted them, your IP address, etc.), and makes it possible to offer you customised services.
- Terminal refers to the hardware (computer, tablet computer, smartphone, etc.) used to browse or display this website.
The Cookies Used by cgi-finance.fr
This site uses the following types of cookies:
- Technical or operational cookies. These cookies are used to optimise the operation and to give you access to specific functions. They also allow you to adapt the presentation of our site to the display preferences of your terminal. These cookies therefore enable you to have smooth and customised browsing. Installing cookies on your terminal is the simplest and quickest way to customise and improve your user experience.
- Audience and statistics cookies. These cookies are used purely for statistics and make it possible to measure the audience of the website, and to record how often you visit the website and the pages that you visit. This allows us to know how our visitors use the website and to adapt it to better meet their needs. These cookies come from Google Analytics.
- Sharing cookies (application buttons for sharing on social networks: Twitter, Youtube, etc.). Our site contains sharing links for social networks that allow you to share the content of our website with other people. When you use these share buttons, a third-party cookie is installed. If you are logged into a social network when you browse our website, the share buttons make it possible to connect the content browsed with your user account. We invite you to consult the privacy policies of these social networks to know how they are used, in particular for advertising, and the browsing information that they can gather through these share buttons.
Third Party Cookies
The issuing and use of cookies by third parties are subject to the “cookies” policies of said third parties. We inform you about the cookies of which we are aware and the means that you have at your disposal to make choices about these cookies.
Procedures to Deactivate Cookies
You can choose to deactivate cookies. In order to do so, you just need to configure your browser as follows:
For Internet Explorer:
Open the Tools menu then select Internet options
Click on the “Privacy” tab
Under Settings, move the slider to the top to block all cookies (or the bottom to allow all cookies), and then select OK.
For Firefox:
Click on the Firefox button at the top of the Firefox window (Tools menu in Windows XP), then select “Options”.
Select the “Privacy & Security” section.
Adjust the settings for History: use custom settings for history.
Untick “Accept cookies from websites”.
For Chrome:
Click on the spanner icon that is in the tool bar of the browser.
At the top right, click More Settings.
At the bottom, click Advanced.
Under “Privacy and security,” click Content settings.
In the “Cookies” section you can block cookies and data from third party websites
For Safari:
Open Preferences
Click on “Privacy”
Select a “Cookies and Website Data” option: Always block
For Opera:
Open Settings
Click on Quick Settings
And untick “Enable Cookies”
Your browser call also be configured to alert you to cookies when they are installed on your computer and ask you whether or not to accept them.
Please remember that the configuration may alter your conditions for accessing our services that require the use of cookies.