Privacy policy and GDPR conditions

1- General terms

At Vaiomer, we are sensitive to the security of your data and claim our ethical approach within the framework of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which came into force on May 25, 2018.

We inform you that your data is in our secure computer databases and that these are intended to guarantee you the best browsing experience on our website, to offer subscription and social media sharing features and to analyze traffic on our site.

2 – Our management of your data and cookies:

People with their personal details on this site have the right to access, modify, rectify and delete data concerning them (article 34 of the “Data Protection Act” of January 6, 1978).

All they need to do is send a letter to the head office of the above company. What data do we collect and for what uses? The data collected through our contact form to allow us to respond to you: Names, first names, affiliation, e-mail address, telephone number, Any other information that you wish to bring to our attention.

In compliance with the RGPD, you can also request the modification or deletion of your personal data by explaining your wish by email to: contact@vaiomer.com

3 – About the cookies we use:

Data collected through cookies to allow you:

> To navigate our site smoothly

> Allow us to analyze visits We use your personal data in the cases provided for by the regulations in force:

> Your consent to the use of your data. > The existence of a legitimate interest in using your data.

What is a cookie ?

A cookie is a text file deposited when visiting a site and stored in a specific space on the hard drive of your computer or your mobile device. Cookies are managed by your Internet browser and only the issuer of a cookie can decide to read or modify the information contained therein. A cookie has a limited period of validity. It is deposited and stored on your terminal in compliance with applicable legislation and subject to the choices you have expressed and which you can modify at any time. A cookie allows its issuer to recognize your terminal and to collect a certain amount of information relating to the navigation carried out from this terminal.