Terms and Conditions Cookie Policy

Cookie Policy – www.parklyst.fr

Last updated: July 2025

1. What is a cookie?**

A cookie** is a small text file stored on your device (computer, tablet, smartphone) when you visit a website. It allows that website to remember certain information about your browsing (language, preferences, login details, etc.) to improve your user experience.

2. Why does PARKLYST use cookies?

The site www.parklyst.fr uses different types of cookies for:

● Ensuring the proper functioning of the site (technical cookies)

● Measuring website audience and traffic (Google Analytics)

● Personalize advertising on social media (Facebook Pixel)

● Manage consent preferences (cookie banner)

3. Types of cookies used on our site

Cookie type	Name(s) used	Purpose	Shelf life
Strictly necessary cookies	cookieConsent , session_id	Site operation, security	6 to 12 months
Analytical cookies	_ga , _gid (Google Analytics)	Audience measurement	13 months
Marketing/advertising cookies	_fbp (Facebook Pixel)	Facebook/Instagram advertising targeting	3 months
Preference cookies	language , theme	Language, interface	6 months

4. Consent to the use of cookies

On your first visit to the site, a cookie management banner will appear asking you to accept or reject all or some non-essential cookies.

You can :

● Accept all cookies

● Reject all non-essential cookies

● Customize your choices

5. How do I change my preferences?

You can modify or withdraw your consent at any time by clicking on the " Manage my cookies " link located at the bottom of the website page.

You can also configure your browser to block or delete cookies:

● Google Chrome cookie settings

● Firefox cookie settings

● Safari cookie settings

● Microsoft Edge cookie settings

6. Transfer of data outside the EU

The use of third-party services such as Google Analytics or Facebook Pixel may result in data being transferred to the United States . These providers commit to complying with the applicable legal framework, in particular through standard contractual clauses approved by the European Commission.