Cookie Policy

Welcome to the CURE51 website. 

At CURE51, we are committed to protecting your privacy and ensuring transparency in how we collect and use your data. This cookie policy explains how we use cookies and other tracking technologies to improve your user experience, analyze the use of our site, and customize the content and advertisements presented to you.

We respect your cookie preferences and provide you with the ability to manage and disable cookies through your browser settings or our cookie preference center.

By continuing to browse our site, you agree to the use of cookies in accordance with this policy. We encourage you to read it carefully to understand how we use cookies and how you can manage your preferences.

1. What is a cookie?

Cookies are online identifiers stored on your terminal (computer, tablet, smartphone) when you visit our site. Despite their essential function for websites, they can store a large amount of data, enough to potentially identify a user without their consent. They can recognize your device, memorize your preferences while providing essential features for the proper functioning of the site. 

1. Cookies strictly necessary for the proper functioning of the site

These cookies are essential for the user to be able to browse the website and use its features. These are usually first-party session cookies. Although it is not necessary to obtain consent for these cookies, it is advisable to explain to the user what they do and why they are necessary. 

2. Preference cookies / functionality cookies

These cookies allow a website to remember choices made by the user in the past. For example, they allow to remember the preferred language, the preferred region, memorization of the username and password for automatic login.

3. Statistical cookies / performance cookies

These cookies collect information on how the user uses a website: this information is aggregated and therefore anonymous. Their sole purpose is to improve the functions of the website. This includes cookies from third-party analytics services if these cookies are intended for the exclusive use of the owner of the website visited. 

4. Marketing cookies

These cookies track online activity to help advertisers deliver more relevant ads or limit the number of times a user can see an ad. These cookies may share this information with other organizations or advertisers. These are persistent cookies that almost always come from third parties.

5. Third-party cookies intended to improve the interactivity of your site

Third-party cookies are text files placed on a user’s terminal by a domain other than that of the website they are visiting. They are created by external services integrated into the site, and are often used to improve page interactivity. These cookies allow the site to rely on features and services provided by other platforms, which enriches the user experience.

2. What types of cookies are used by the Site?

CURE51 does not directly use its own cookies for marketing or preferences. However, our site relies on third-party services that may use cookies to function. These services include:

• Analytics and Performance: tools like Matomo measure our site activity, track page views, and understand how you interact with our site. This helps us adapt and improve our website;

• Embedded Content & Social Sharing: third-party sites, such as videos from YouTube and social sharing buttons for platforms like Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn may deposit their own cookies;

• Website and Form Providers: third-party services like Framer and Tally are managing our website and forms, and these providers may use cookies.

3. How long are cookies kept?

Statistical purpose. The information stored in the terminal (e.g. cookies) or any other element allowing to identify the User for audience statistics purposes are kept by Matomo. The platform gives the choice to CURE51 to choose its own retention period. CURE51 has decided on  a period of thirteen (13) months as this is the time period used to understand and see if the website has seen an increase in number of views. Beyond this period, the raw attendance data associated with an identifier is either deleted or anonymized.

Improvement. Furthermore, in order to ensure the proper functioning and continuous improvement of the Site and its functionalities, the raw traffic data associated with an identifier are kept for a period of thirteen (13) months. Beyond this period, they are deleted or anonymized.

4. How do you manage cookies?

Your choice. Even if your computers, smartphones and other internet access terminals, by default the browser software accepts cookies present on websites, you remain master of the installation of these cookies because you have the possibility to configure your browser software to:

• Accept or refuse cookies on the website;

• Systematically refuse all cookies;

• Request that your consent be required for each of the cookies you encounter while browsing the internet.

Risk of alteration of functionalities. By choosing to block technical and functional cookies, you risk seeing the navigation on the Website and/or the use of some of its functionalities altered.

5. What are my rights and how to exercise them?

Your rights. In addition to your right to revoke at any time your consent for such a cookie to be deposited on your terminal, you have a right of access, rectification, erasure or portability of your data or you can oppose the processing of your data (or request the limitation of it). These rights can be exercised by mail to 19, rue Richer 75009, Paris, or by email to dpo@cure51.com and this, justifying your identity.

Privacy Policy. For more details, you can refer to the CURE51 Privacy Policy.

Appendix 1 - The purposes of data collection by cookies

Cookies are online identifiers that are processed and stored by a web browser. Cookies perform different functions for websites. They can store a large amount of data, enough to potentially identify a user without their consent. The purpose of identification depends on the type of cookies:

• Strictly necessary cookies: These cookies are essential for the user to be able to browse the website and use its features. These are usually first-party session cookies. Although it is not necessary to obtain consent for these cookies, it is advisable to explain to the user what they do and why they are necessary. For example: access to secure areas of the site, the ability for online stores to keep items in your cart when you shop online. 

• Preference cookies/ functionality cookies: These cookies allow a website to remember choices made by the user in the past. For example: preferred language, preferred region for weather bulletins, remembering username and password for automatic login.

• Statistical/ performance cookies: These cookies collect information on how the user uses a website: this information is aggregated and therefore anonymous. Their sole purpose is to improve the functions of the website. This includes cookies from third-party analytics services if these cookies are intended for the exclusive use of the owner of the website visited. For example: which pages were visited, which links were clicked. 

• Marketing cookies: These cookies track online activity in order to help advertisers offer more relevant ads or limit the number of times a user can see an ad. These cookies may share this information with other organizations or advertisers. These are persistent cookies that almost always come from third parties.

For more information on how to comply with the use of cookies on a website, you can go to the following sites:

• Cookies and tracers: how to bring my website into compliance? (Cnil.fr)

• Cookies and tracers: what does the law say? (Cnil.fr)

• Use of personal data: your information obligations towards the user (Economie.gouv.fr)

• Refusing cookies must be as simple as accepting: review of the second campaign of formal notices and future actions (Cnil.fr)