Privacy policy

With the emergence of new communication tools and enforcement of the General Data Protection Regulation (which came into force on 25^th May 2018), we have written this policy to explain what data we collect and the purposes for which we use it.

Certain concepts hereafter are fairly technical, but we have done our best to explain them to you in simple and clear way. However, if you have questions concerning this policy, please do not hesitate to contact us using the contact details provided below.

Contents:

1. DATA CONTROLLERS

These terms of use are applicable to:

The company Materne Industries (referred to hereinafter as “the Company”).
The web site www.materneindustries.com (referred to hereinafter as “the Web site” or “the Site”).

Please could you carefully read these terms before visiting the Web site. Use of the Site implies that you agree with the terms of use for the Site with regard to Privacy. If you do not accept these terms of use regarding Privacy, please refrain from using this site.

1.1 DATA CONTROLLER

Company name: Materne Industries
Legal form: S.A.S
Business number: 398 404 194
Site address: 330, allée des Hêtres in Limonest 69760, France
E-mail: [email protected]
Person in charge of privacy policy within the Company: Sylvain Delanghe

Any request or question concerning protection of Privacy on the Site may be sent to the Data controller mentioned above.

2. PRIVACY POLICY

2.1 COLLECTION AND PROCESSING OF YOUR DATA

The company collects data in different ways and for different reasons:

When you contact the Company via the various contact forms on the Site, you deliberately provide us with certain data. This may include your surname, first name(s), e-mail address or any other information that you may supply. We use this data to improve the Site or the services proposed as well as to reply to you, if applicable.
We also receive technical information when you use the Site. Our servers automatically record information (“log data”) such as your IP address, the addresses of the pages on the Site that you visit, the type of browser you use and its settings, the date and time of your visit, the way in which you use the Site and the data regarding cookies (please read our cookie use policy for further information regarding this point).

2.2 TRANSFER OF YOUR DATA

It may occur that the information that the Company collects is passed on to sub-contractors or partners. They are forbidden from using such data for any other purpose than that covered by the service they provide to the Company or within any other scope than a partnership with the Company or the Company’s partners.

We may, for example, call upon sub-contractors to host our databases, process your data or to send you information that you have requested.

The Company reserves the right to share your data in order to meet requests for information duly authorised by the government or legal authorities or in cases stipulated by the law.

Apart from the fact that some of your data may be made public on the Site or the site of a partner (and therefore accessible from anywhere via the internet) your data shall not be transferred outside the European Union.

2.3 RIGHT TO ACCESS AND CORRECT YOUR DATA

In compliance with the law, at all times you have the right to access, correct or delete your data from the Site. At any moment, you may request that the Company deletes all or part of your personal data kept by the Company. In order to do this, you can contact us using the details mentioned in the first section of this document (“1.1 Data controller”).

In any case, you have the right to object, by request and free of charge, to the processing of your personal data for marketing purposes.

2.4 TOOLS USED

We work with various tools and services to process, use or share your data. The table below details the information established by each tool / service with regard to protection of your data.

The Company reserves the right to modify this list.

Google (Google analytics, YouTube): www.policies.google.com/privacy
Vimeo (video-sharing tool): www.vimeo.com/privacy

2.5 SECURITY & HOSTING

The Company implements all the technical, physical, legal, contractual and organisational measures required to fulfil its legal obligations in terms of privacy and data protection.

For instance, the Company uses hosting services equipped with security precautions that ensure protection of your data in keeping with sector-wide enforced standards. Your data is stored in databases secured by firewalls and intrusion detection software. However, it should be borne in mind that no transfer via the internet can be one hundred per cent secure.

If you have reason to believe that your use of the Site is no longer secure (for example, if you have the impression that the security of your data has been compromised), we invite you to contact us immediately using the details mentioned in the section “1. Data controllers”.

3. COOKIE USE POLICY

Materne would like to inform you that it is likely to use “cookies” during your consultation of the Site.

3.1 WHAT IS A COOKIE ?

Cookies are data placed on your computers or mobile phones. They can be differentiated by their unique identifiers associated with your computers or telephones. These cookies ensure that you do not have a poor consumer experience on your favourite sites, because they are used to remember your actions and preferences. As such, you do not need to enter your browsing preferences each time that you use the site, such as your location, the font used or the language selected. These “cookies” are stored in the live memory of your computer. They do not enable us to identify you; however, they record information concerning how you browse on the Site using your computer (the pages that you have viewed, the date and time of consultation, etc.) which we may read on your following visits.

The data gathered using cookies is aimed at identifying you when you wish to log in to your personal space and memorising your connection to the Site.

3.2 HOW DO WE USE THEM AND WHAT USE ARE THEY TO US ?

Below you will find a summary table of the different types of cookies that we are able to use on the site mom-pro.fr. For trouble-free use of the site, to visualise adapted content immediately and to enjoy a better appearance of the site, we invite you to study how these cookies are used with the aim of providing a higher quality service to you.

Cookies compulsory for smooth running of the site	Functional cookies	Customisation cookies	Advertising cookies
The above are required for the smooth running of the platform and cannot be deactivated. They are defined in order to meet primordial service needs such as secure connections, definition of your privacy preferences, filling of forms, etc. You can configure your browser to block these cookies or create alerts for them, but consequently certain parts of the site may no longer function. These types of cookies do not record any personal data.	These cookies allow us to evaluate the site’s traffic and develop resources to improve the site’s performances. They help us to know which pages are the most and least popular and to see how visitors browse the site. All the information gathered by these cookies is aggregated and therefore anonymous. If you do not authorise these cookies, we will be unable to know when you have visited our site and we will not be able to monitor the site’s performances.	These cookies allow us to provide you with improved and customised functions. They may be filed by our partners who propose additional services on our pages or by ourselves. If you do not accept these cookies, some or all of these services may not function correctly.	These cookies may be left on our site by our advertising partners. They make it possible to define your profile based on your centre of interests and thus propose relevant advertising content when you browse on other sites. They do not collect personal data but are defined by means of assigning a unique identifier to your web browser and device you are using. If you do not authorise these cookies, you will see advertising that is less targeted.

We would like to inform you that you can object to the recording of “cookies” on your computer by configuring your browser as follows:

If you browse the web using Internet Explorer (Microsoft): from the “Tools” menu, select “Internet options” and click on the “Privacy” tab. Then, click on the “Advanced” button and click “Override automatic cookie handling” and select “Block all cookies” (first-party cookies and third-party cookies). Confirm by clicking “OK”.
In Firefox: in the “Tools” menu, click on “Options”. On the “Privacy” tab click on “Tell sites that I do not want to be tracked”. Confirm by clicking on “OK”.
In Chrome, click on “Settings” in the drop down menu “Display advanced settings”. In the “Privacy and Security” section, click on “Content settings” and define your choice in the “Cookies” section.

If you use browser versions other than the ones mentioned, please use the help files or user manual for your browser.

4. WEB SITE GENERAL TERMS OF USE

4.1 ACCEPTANCE OF THESE GENERAL TERMS OF USE

Use of this Site is subject to respect of the general terms set out hereafter. By visiting the Site, you declare that you have read and unreservedly accepted these general terms of use.

4.2 UNAVAILABILITY AND MODIFICATION OF THE SITE

The Company cannot guarantee that the Site will not be free from interruptions or affected by other technical problems. The content of the Site (including hyperlinks) may at any moment be adapted, modified, supplemented or deleted, and the Site may also become temporarily or definitively unavailable without any prior announcement or notification whatsoever.

4.3 INFORMATION AND SERVICE QUALITY

The Company shall implement the utmost care in managing the Site but cannot guarantee the completeness, accuracy, exhaustiveness or appropriateness of the information made available.

The Company can in no way be held liable for the hyperlinks present on the site directing users to other web sites.

4.4 LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

The Company accepts no liability with regard to the use that could be made of the Site’s content. For instance, the Company shall not be held liable for any direct or indirect damages arising from use of the Site or the information available on or by means of the Site, including, without limitation, any loss, interruption of work or business, deterioration of programs or data on the IT system, or the hardware or software of the user, whether under an agreement, under civil law or any or any other doctrine, and whether the Company is informed or not of the possibility of such damages. Your sole and single effective remedy is to no longer use the Site.

4.5 NOTIFICATION IN CASE OF ERROR OR BREACH

If errors, negligence, misuse or breaches are observed regarding the content of the Site and the information it contains, the Company shall do its utmost to rectify the situation as soon as possible once it has become aware of such a situation.

If you notice any errors, negligence, misuse or breaches, please contact the Company using the details mentioned in the paragraph “Data controllers”.

Similarly, if you believe that your rights are not respected, you can send notification detailing the rights that you claim and the reason why these rights have not been respected.

4.6 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS

The texts, layouts, illustrations, images, sounds, graphical charters, computer applications an other elements that make up the Site or which can be accessed on the Site (referred to hereinafter as the “Protected content”) can, among other things, be protected by copyright or, with regard to databases, by specific rights.

All these elements are the property of the Company or, where applicable, third parties from which the Company has obtained the necessary authorisations required by law.

Unless otherwise stipulated, any reproduction of the Protected content, as well as any forms of use and communication to the public of the Protected content are forbidden without prior authorisation.

4.7 CREATION OF HYPERLINKS TO THE SITE

We authorise, without prior request, the creation of links to the homepage of the Site or to any other content on the Site. However, the use of any techniques that intend to include all or part of the Site in another web site by masking, even partially, the exact origin of the information or by means that could create confusion regarding the origin of the information, such as framing or in-lining, requires written authorisation.

Any such request must be made to the Company.

4.8 JURISDICTION AND APPLICABLE LAW

The provisions of these terms of use are applicable and, where necessary, shall be interpreted in such a way that they are valid and enforceable under applicable law.

If a provision is deemed to be partially or totally invalid, illegal or non-binding, the rest of the provision and terms of use shall not be affected and shall remain fully enforceable. Furthermore, in such a case, the provision concerned or its invalid, illegal or non-binding part shall be replaced by a new valid provision whose effect shall correspond as closely as possible to the objectives of the replaced provision.