Policies on Cookies and Other Tracks
Who are we, and how can you contact us?
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Splynter BV is responsible for processing your data collected by means of cookies and other trackers (from now on, "cookies") on this website.
You can reach our privacy officer by sending an e-mail to privacy@splynter.be.
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What are cookies and other trackers?
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Initially, a cookie was a mini file to facilitate communication between the visitor's device and the website's server (login cookies).
In the meantime, as a result of technological evolution, cookies are also used for many other purposes: to measure the number of visitors to the website and to collect statistics (also called "analytical cookies" or "statistical cookies"), to store users' preferences (e.g., choice of language), to store a shopping basket, for marketing and/or advertising purposes based on surfing behavior, ...
Parallel to this evolution, other technical tools - such as invisible pixels - have been developed that track users' surfing behavior on a web page. These are so-called trackers. If cookies are referred to below, this should also include other trackers.
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What (types of) cookies are used on this website?
This website uses the following first-party cookies:
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Cookie name | Purpose | Duration | Cookie type |
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wixLanguage | user's language selection remember | 12 months | functional |
fedops.logger.sessionId | used to determine whether the website is functioning properly | 30 minutes | essential |
bSession | used to determine whether the website is functioning properly | 30 minutes | essential |
TS* | security | session | essential |
consent-policy | used for the cookie banner | 12 months | essential |
_wix_browser_sess | used for system monitoring / debugging (when needed) | session | essential |
_wixCIDX | used for system monitoring/debugging (when needed) | 3 months | essential |
SSR-caching | used to indicate from which system the website was loaded | 1 minute | essential |
hs | security | session | essential |
XSRF-TOKEN | security | session | essential |
Is there a possibility for third parties to have access to the cookies?
There may be a second bSession cookie that is created on the engage.wixapps.net domain which is used to maintain the chat session that you can optionally use. This cookie is a third-party cookie that is essential to use the chat service with a duration of 30 minutes.
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What means does the internet user have to limit, avoid or delete cookies?
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If you do not want cookies to be stored after ending your surfing session, you can use the "private browser" mode available on many PCs or mobile browsers. The surfing information is then deleted when you close your browser.
Suppose you also want to prevent cookies from being placed and read while surfing. In that case, you must permanently allow or deny the future storage and reading of cookies on or from your device in your browser's configuration settings.
Finally, in the configuration settings, you can also delete the surfing data (including cookies) already present on your device.
To help you manage these cookies and limit the intrusion into your privacy, you can install extensions and add-ons available through your browser on your computer.
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What is the legal basis for the processing?
The use of "functional" cookies is based on Splynter BV's legitimate interest.
So-called "non-functional" cookies can only be placed/read based on your consent. We do not use this type of cookies.
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How long are the data collected by means of cookies stored?
We store the data we collect via cookies for a maximum of 1 year.
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What are the rights of data subjects?
For a description of your rights, please refer to our privacy policy.
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What are the relevant legal provisions for our cookie policy?
Our cookie policy is based on the following legal provisions:
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Article 5.3. of Directive 2002/58 of 12 July 2002 concerning the processing of personal data and the protection of privacy in the electronic communications sector;
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Article 129 of the law of 13 June 2005 on electronic communications;
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Article 4.11 and Article 7 of the General Regulation 2016/79 on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data and repealing Directive 95/46/EC.