Protection of personal data :

While browsing the site, the user may be asked to communicate information about themselves.
This personal information is used to contact and communicate with the internal services of the company Dylan's Freedom.
The company Dylan's Freedom undertakes that the collection and processing of data, carried out from the site https://www.dylansfreedom.ch/, complies with the general data protection regulations (GDPR) and to the Data Protection Act.

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has.    Collection of anonymous data:
No personal information relating to the identity of the user is collected without their knowledge.
However, during consultation of the site, certain user data is collected automatically:
. The IP address (this address allowing access to the Internet is assigned to the user's computer by their Internet service provider and this information, which changes depending on the user's session, is not not personally identifiable);
. The address of the website from which the user is directly linked to the site https://www.dylansfreedom.ch/.
. The date and time of the user's visit to the website https://www.dylansfreedom.ch/ as well as the pages consulted
. The operating system of the user's computer as well as its navigation software  
Therefore, Dylan's Freedom collects anonymous user data (or anonymous data) on this site, such as pages visited and searches undertaken. This data is not nominative because it in no way allows the user of the site to be personally identified.
Dylan's Freedom uses this anonymous information to improve the content of its site and to obtain aggregate statistics on consultations.

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b.    Collection of nominative data:
In order to access certain features and certain services, to contact and communicate with the internal services of the company Dylan's Freedom, the user may provide personal information such as his/her first name, email address, postal address, his telephone number.
This information is collected using forms to be completed voluntarily by the user.
Dylan's Freedom will not disclose to third parties the personal data transmitted by users via forms to be completed or automatic messaging. They will only be used for the purpose of exchanging as efficiently as possible.
When the user sends an electronic message to the Dylan's Freedom site, he may be required to communicate certain personal data. In this case, this personal data is processed and kept for a period not exceeding 5 years, for the sole purposes of communication with the user. No data is intended for third parties without prior authorization from the user.
   
vs.    Security:
To protect the personal information that you communicate, Dylan's Freedom uses all security techniques at its disposal based on current technological advances. The Internet nevertheless remains an open network, so that Dylan's Freedom cannot guarantee total security, particularly due to malicious third parties.

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d.    Right of access:
The user has the right to access, modify, rectify and delete data concerning him.
To exercise these rights, the user must send a request via the personal data form.

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e.    Cookies and connection cookies:

We inform the user that, during their visit to our site, they can send a certain amount of data to their computer which will be stored on their hard drive, in a file called a “cookie”. A cookie is an element which is used to record information relating to the user's navigation on the website. Its browser contains a function allowing you to refuse cookies (all useful details on the CNIL website). Refusing cookies will not prevent connection to our site but may limit its functionality.

If necessary, the user can refuse the insertion of these cookies by following the procedure indicated on their browser (see below the procedure to follow), according to the proposed methods that suit them best.

This choice can be modified at any time.

Social plug-ins or sharing buttons on social networks may be present on our site, to allow access to the functionality of sharing content with other people on social networks from our site or to make known to these other people their consultation or their opinion concerning content on our site (social plug-ins “like”, “share”, etc.).
Simply by virtue of their presence, these social plug-ins, whether or not the user is also a user of social platforms, are likely to place cookies on their hard drive to trace their browsing and identify their interests.
The issuance and use of cookies by these third parties are subject to their own privacy policies. We invite the user to read it in order to identify the purposes of use, in particular advertising, and the navigation information that they can collect thanks to the application plug-ins and thus make their choice. These protection policies must in particular allow the user to exercise their choice with these social networks, in particular by configuring their usage accounts for each of these networks.

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Furthermore, to analyze user preferences and, subject to their consent, invisible pixels or internet beacons may be placed by a third party service provider on some of our articles and messages to help us identify the pages consulted. , count display frequencies as well as the number of visitors, analyze traffic structures and establish statistics for the most popular content.

Finally, audio and video recordings, podcasts and webcasts are available through third-party services. During possible access and subject to consent, these third parties may place cookies on the user's hard drive to help us identify the most popular content.

The procedure to follow to refuse the insertion of these “third-party” cookies is as follows, depending on the browser used:

For Mozilla Firefox:
1. Choose the “tool” menu then “options”
2. Click on the “privacy” icon
3. Locate the “cookie” menu and select the options that suit you
http://support.mozilla.org/fr/kb/activer-desactiver-cookies?redirectlocale=fr&redirectslug=Activer+et+d%C3%A9sactiver+les+cookies
 
For Microsoft Internet Explorer:
1. Choose the “tools” menu then “Internet options”
2. Click on the “Privacy” icon
3. Select the desired level using the slider
http://windows.microsoft.com/fr-FR/windows-vista/Block-or-allow-cookies
 
For Chrome:
1. Go to Chrome menu / Preferences
2. Click “Show advanced settings”
3. Click on “Content Settings…” in the privacy section
4. Click on “Cookies and site data…” in the new window
5. Click on “Delete all” and validate by clicking on “OK”
https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95647?hl=fr&hlrm=en
 
For Safari:
Go to the Safari / Preferences menu
Click on “privacy”
In “Block cookies”, check “Always”
http://www.apple.com/support/?path=Safari/3.0/fr/9277.html

To find out the options offered by any other browser software and the methods for deleting cookie files stored in your terminal, the CNIL details on this link the steps to follow to limit your traces on the web;http://www.cnil.fr/vos-droits/vos- traces/cookies/advice-for-internet-users/ie and, more generally, informs you about the cookie setting mechanisms https://www.cnil.fr/fr/maitriser-mes-donnees.
 
By continuing to browse, the user consents to the use of these “third party” cookies on our site.