Cookie Policy
This policy governs the use of cookies and establishes the legal basis of the company SARL ALL4GO for the use of “cookies” on the website www.all4go.com. This cookie policy is valid as of the date of [we will add the date on which it is published on the website].
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“Essential” cookies are automatically placed on your computer, laptop or any device that can access or act on the company’s website.
“Non-essential” cookies are only placed on the user’s computer or device if they have explicitly agreed.
Additional information about the difference between essential and non-essential cookies can be found in the section below, entitled “About cookies“.
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Information on how consent is given for non-essential cookies and other technologies and how to withdraw this consent is found in the section below, entitled “How to accept or reject cookies“.
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About cookies
What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files sent by a website’s server to a web browser (IE, Firefox, Opera), RAM memory, or hard drive and then stored there.
They can be used for different purposes, such as personalizing the site according to a user’s needs, helping a user navigate the website, improving the quality of the website for the user, or storing the user’s preferences and connection information.
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Essential and non-essential cookies Cookies can be classified as “essential” or “non-essential”.
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Essential cookies have one of the following two features:
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Are used exclusively to make or facilitate communication on a network; or
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Are strictly necessary to provide an online service (such as our site or a service on our website) that you have requested.
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Non-essential cookies do not fall under the definition of essential cookies because they are not strictly necessary for the operation of a site or its services.
Non-essential cookies are cookies such as those used to analyze behavior on a website (“analytical”) or cookies used to serve ads.
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Session and persistent cookies Cookies can be of two types: “session” and “persistent” depending on the storage period after placing them in your browser.
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Session cookies remain on the device as long as the web browser is open.
They expire when the web browser is closed.
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Persistent cookies expire at a fixed point in time or if they are manually deleted from the web browser.
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Our cookies or third parties’ Cookies can be categorized into two groups: those belonging to the site visited or those belonging to third parties.
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Cookies belonging to our site (primary) are cookies placed on your device by our site domain.
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Third-party cookies are cookies placed on your device by domains owned by third-party sites.
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Additional information can be found at www.allaboutcookies.org.
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Essential cookies
These are cookies strictly required for the proper functioning of our site or for providing the services you require using our website.
How to reject essential cookies
Most web browsers allow blocking all cookies, including essential cookies. Please note that if all cookies are blocked, certain components and features of the site may be affected.
Existing cookies within the web browser can be deleted by selecting the option to delete cookies from the browsing data deletion option.
Additional detailed information on how to accept and reject cookies, including instructions for certain browsers, can be found in the section below, entitled “How to accept or reject cookies”.
III. Non-essential cookies
We use the following types of non-essential cookies on our website:
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Functional cookies;
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Analytical (or performance) cookies;
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Targeting (or advertising) cookies.
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Functional cookies
These are cookies designed to improve site functionality. These are not strictly essential for the proper functioning of the website or the services requested on it, or are cookies that serve non-essential purposes in addition to the essential purpose.
Accepting or rejecting functional cookies
Navigate to the main section titled “How to accept or reject cookies”.
Processing of personal information about the user, contained or obtained through functional cookies
Legal basis for processing: The processing of user information contained in or obtained through essential cookies is carried out in legitimate interests (Article 6 (1) (f) of the General Personal Data Protection (GDPR) Regulation). We will process your personal data only if you have agreed to place cookies on your computer or device.
Legitimate interests: Improving the quality and functionality of the website and providing or improving the required services on the site.
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Analytical cookies (or Performance)
Analytical (or performance) cookies track and collect data about what a user is doing on the visited website. These cookies are not essential to the proper functioning of the site.
The information gathered with the help of the analytical cookies is collected anonymously.
Accepting or rejecting analytical cookies
Navigate to the main section titled “How to accept or reject cookies”.
Processing of personal information about the user, contained or obtained through analytical cookies
Legal basis for processing: Processing of user information contained in or obtained through analytical cookies in legitimate interests (Article 6 (1) (f) of the General Personal Data Protection (GDPR) Regulation.
Legitimate Interests: Analyze how people use the website to improve our site and business.
Additional information
Google Analytics cookies are classified as primary cookies because they are set by the site domain, although Google collects and processes information using Google Analytics. Additional information about how Google manages the information gathered through Google Analytics can be found in Google Analytics’ privacy policy available here.
Information on how Google uses data from the cookies it uses can be found by visiting this link.
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Targeting (or advertising) cookies
Targeting cookies record information about user’s visits and use of the site for advertising purposes.
Accepting or rejecting targeting cookies
Navigate to the main section titled “How to accept or reject cookies”.
Processing of personal information about the user, contained or obtained through targeting cookies
Legal basis for processing: Processing of user information contained in or obtained through legitimate targeting cookies (Article 6 (1) (f) of the General Personal Data Protection (GDPR)).
Additional information
Find out more about how Google and Facebook handle cookie data in Google Privacy Policy, available here, and in the Facebook Privacy Policy, available here.
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Third-party cookies
Third parties use cookies to analyze the use of our site by users for the purpose of displaying advertisements (including third-party advertisements) to users.
Accepting or rejecting third-party cookies
Navigate to the main section titled “How to accept or reject cookies”.
Additional information
Information about cookies used by Google in connection with the above can be found in the “Advertising” section available here.
Information about how Google uses data from cookies for its own purposes can be found by visiting this link.
Information about how Facebook uses data from cookies for its own purposes can be found by visiting this link.
Processing of personal information about the user, contained or obtained through third-party cookies
Legal basis for processing: Processing of user information contained in or obtained from third party cookies in legitimate interests (Article 6 (1) (f) of the General Personal Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
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Types of
cookies used
We use the following cookies on our website:
Strictly Necessary Cookies
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OptanonConsent
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OptanonAlertBoxClosed
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PHPSESSID
Analytical Cookies
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Functional Cookies
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pll_language
Targeting Cookies
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datr
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com
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APISID
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SSID
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PREF
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SID
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SAPISID
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HSID
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How to accept or reject cookies
There are a number of different ways to accept or reject some or all types of cookies. Some of the main ways to do this are described below.
You are welcome to block the use of some or all of the cookies that are used on the website. However, please be aware that this may affect partially or totally the website and its functionality.
You also need to be aware that deleting all cookies in the web browser will also delete all cookies that store your preferences, for example whether or not you have accepted cookies on a website or any cookies which blocks other cookies.
Detailed cookie information and browser settings can be found by visiting this link.
Accepting or rejecting cookies
OneTrust Cookie Consent & Website Scanning – Cookie Control Tool
You can accept or reject non-essential cookies using our cookie management tool. To do this, click the “Cookie Settings” button in the banner that appears when you first access our site, and in the window that opens, navigate to the category of cookies for which you want to change the settings and enable or disable the cookie modules.
Browser settings
You can accept or reject some or all of the cookies (for example, by blocking all third-party cookies) by adjusting your browser settings. How to do this can be found by accessing the following links for the most popular web browsers:
Some browsers, such as Chrome and Firefox, can change the settings for browsing in “incognito” mode, limiting the amount of data entered on the device and automatically deleting all persistent cookies set on the device when the navigation session ends. There are also many third-party apps that can be added to your browser to block or manage cookies.
Existing cookies
To delete cookies that have been previously placed in the browser, you must select the option to delete your browsing history by ensuring that the option to delete is enabled when doing so.
Browser extension to exclude Google Analytics
You can opt out of Google Analytics by installing the browser extension available here.
Disconnect from Facebook
There is the option to install a browser extension called “Disconnect Facebook pixel and FB tracking”. This will prevent Facebook from tracking your behavior on third-party websites. These extensions can be installed by accessing the following links:
European digital interactive advertising tool
Facebook and other companies that are part of the Digital Advertising Alliance can be stopped showing interest-based ads. To do so, visit the site youronlinechoices.com, select your country, go to the ” Your ad choices” section, and then look for Facebook (and any other companies you want to block) and select “Off”.