Cookie Policy
Last Updated: 31 August 2018
The websites owned and administered by Betgalaxy.fr Ltd. (the " Site/s ", and " us " or " we ") are subject to this Cookie Policy (" Cookie Policy " or " Policy "). You agree to the use of cookies as mentioned in this Policy by continuing to access and use the Site.
We may update this Policy at any time and without notice. You will be informed via the Site/s if there are any significant changes to this Cookie Policy. For the most up-to-date information on our privacy policies, please check back here often. By continuing to use the Site after any modifications have been made to this Policy, you agree to be bound by such changes. If you do not agree to the terms of this Policy, your sole option is to either not use the Site or to prevent your browser from accepting cookies.
Terms and terminology used and specified in our Privacy Policy will have the same meaning in this Policy as they do in the Privacy Policy, since this Policy is an important component of the Privacy Policy. This Policy describes:
- Definition of Cookies
- In what ways does the Site make use of cookies?
- Explaining Third-Party Cookie Use on the Site
- Choices in cookies
- Targeted Ads Based on User Interests
- So, Exactly What Are Cookies?
To identify you as a visitor (but not as a person), the Site or a third party may put a tiny text file, known as a "cookie," in your web browser. Cookies might be used for a variety of objectives, including but not limited to (1) enabling specific functionality, (2) providing analytics, (3) storing your preferences, and (4) enabling ad delivery and behavioral advertising.
There are two types of cookies: temporary and permanent. When you close your browser, any session cookies will be deleted. A persistent cookie will stay in your browser until its set expiration date has passed or you manually remove it. Cookies have their own built-in expiration dates, which may range from a few minutes to many years. Cookies set by the website you are now viewing are often referred to as "first-party cookies," while those set by third parties are sometimes referred to as "third-party cookies."
Cookies and pixel tags are often used together on the Sites. Web beacons, also known as pixel tags, are tiny transparent pictures included in websites. Pixels are used in conjunction with cookies to track the behavior of service-referred visitors to a website. For instance, we or our business partners may use pixel tags for retargeting purposes, as we indicated in the Privacy Policy, or other interest-based advertising, as further defined in Section 5 below, or to monitor interactions on the Site/s.
- When I visit the Site, what purpose do the cookies serve?
We or a third party may set a number of cookies in your browser when you visit the Site or interact with the services. Our Privacy Statement explains the specific scenarios in which cookies will be used, as well as the longer-term purposes for which certain cookies are used.
The following are the functions performed by cookies:
Essential Cookies: Cookies from the Site's domain are essential for users to enjoy the Site's features, such as (i) staying signed in and (ii) making transactions.
Analytics Cookies: These cookies collect data in order to analyze and report on how the Site/s are being used. Analytics cookies may also be used to analyze how people respond to different versions of advertisements, websites, or services. Cookies used for analytics might be either first-party or third-party.
Preference Cookies: First-party cookies that remember your site choices.
Ad Targeting Cookies: To deliver ads and track ad performance, and (ii) enable advertising networks to deliver ads that may be relevant based on your activities, advertising platforms and networks place third-party cookies (also known as "behavioral" or "targeted" advertising).
- When visiting the Site/s, how do third-party cookies function?
Cookies are often used by analytics, Third Party providers, and ad networks to gather anonymous user data. Users' actions on the Site and subsequent visits to other websites may be analyzed using this data.
- Which cookies do you have available?
You may adjust your browser's settings to remove previously set cookies and refuse to accept new ones if you're not a fan of cookies in general or a specific kind of cookie. Check out the browser's documentation for more instructions on how to do this. However, if you delete or refuse our cookies, you may experience difficulties viewing some of our pages, storing your preferences, and using some of our features.
To disable cookies from third-party sites, you must go to each site individually and follow the instructions there.
- Can cookies be controlled?
You may learn more about how cookies can benefit your experience on our Site/s and in our Cookie Policy. If you deactivate cookies, certain features of our Site may not work as intended.
Disabling Cookies Used for Behavioral Targeting
Users in the European Union can find more information at www.youronlinechoices.eu, and users in the United States can find more information at http: / /www.aboutads.info/choices/ if they are concerned about behaviorally targeted advertising cookies (which serve you advertisements based on your use of the Website and other websites).
Browser cookie controls and how to use them
Google Chrome:
- To adjust your browser's privacy settings, open the "Tools" menu by clicking the cog symbol, then "Settings," then "Show advanced settings," and finally "Content settings" under "Privacy."
- Choose 'Allow local data to be set' in the "Cookies" section to enable cookies; this will allow both first-party and third-party cookies to be set. You may restrict cookie access to just first-party domains by selecting "Block all third-party cookies without exception."
- In the "Cookies" menu, select "Block sites from setting any data" to disable cookies.
- Keep in mind that Chrome allows you to toggle cookie support on and off at different levels. Google provides further information on the many cookie options available in Chrome at http://support.google.com/chrome/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=95647
Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0, 7.0, 8.0
- Select 'Tools' from the menu at the top of the browser window, and then 'Internet Options' >> In the resulting window, select the 'Privacy' tab.
- To allow cookies, move the slider to the middle or lower position.
- To turn off cookies, raise the toggle to its highest setting.
- Keep in mind that Explorer lets you toggle cookie support on and off at different levels. Microsoft provides further information at http://windows.microsoft.com/en-GB/windows-vista/Block-or-allow-cookies about the various cookie options available in Internet Explorer.
Microsoft Edge
- Select Settings from the menu that appears; then, under the Cookies section, either Don't block cookies (the default) or Block only third-party cookies; finally, restart Edge.
Firefox, by Mozilla
- To access the browser's privacy settings, go to the Tools menu > Options > Privacy.
- Select "Accept cookies for sites" to allow cookies.
- Click the "Accept cookies for sites" box and clear it to turn off cookies.
- Keep in mind that Firefox offers a range of options for managing cookies. Please see http://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/Enabling and disabling cookies
Opera
- In the browser's menu, select "Setting," then "Settings," and finally "Quick Preferences."
- Select "Enable Cookies" to allow cookies to be used.
- Uncheck "Enable Cookies" to prevent cookies from being used.
- Take note that Opera's cookie settings may be adjusted to your preference. Visit Opera Software's browser tutorials page at http://www.opera.com/browser/tutorials/security/privacy/ for more information on cookie settings in Opera.
Safari for Mac OS
- Select "Safari" from the drop-down menu >>"Preferences" >>"Security"
- Click "Accept cookies" and then "Only from site you navigate to" to begin accepting cookies.
- In the 'Accept cookies' setting, select 'Never' to disable cookies.
- Keep in mind that Safari's cookie settings may be adjusted to your preference. Please visit http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=Safari/3.0/en/9277.html for more details on the other cookie options Safari provides.
Every other web browser
- If you need assistance, try using the browser's "help" section or getting in touch with the browser's developer.
- A Guide to Managing Cookies.
Cookies are enabled by default in the vast majority of browsers. The procedure for blocking cookies or receiving notifications when cookies are being delivered to your device is described above.
If you choose to deactivate the cookies we use, you may not be able to access some parts of the Site or you may not get any customized content or information when you visit the Site.
Click here to learn more about the cookies used on this site.
- Advertisements Tailored to Individual Interests
We and other advertisers use vendor-provided interest-based advertising to target you with messages and content tailored to your specific preferences. The Site is not responsible for the activities or practices of any third parties, including any online, mobile, or email advertising that may arise from their use of cookies or other technologies to execute these services.
To get in touch with us about our Cookie Policy, please send an email to [email protected].
Third Party cookies
Google
We make use of a wide range of Google LLC's offerings. 1600 Amphitheater Parkway, Mountain View, California 94043, USA; "Google").
- Google Analytics
- Google Analytics is used for analysis purposes in our services. To help the website evaluate how you use the site, Google Analytics will set text files called "cookies" on your computer. Information (including your IP address) generated by the cookie about your use of the website will be sent to Google and stored on servers in the United States.
- Please be aware that "gat._anonymize();" has been added to Google Analytics on this site to ensure the anonymous collecting of IP addresses (also known as IP-masking).
- When the IP anonymization feature is turned on, Google will remove the final octet of the IP address for users in the European Union and those countries that are signatories to the European Economic Area Agreement. In very rare occasions, Google's servers in the United States will receive the full IP address and use it to generate a shortened version. Google will use this information to evaluate how you use the site, compile reports on site activity for site owners, and offer other services to the site owner related to website activity and internet use. Your IP address will not be linked to any other information stored by Google. By adjusting your browser preferences, you may prevent cookies from being stored on your computer. Please be aware, however, that doing so may limit your access to certain of this site's features. In addition, you may stop Google from collecting and using your data (cookies and IP address) by installing a browser plugin at https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout?hl=en-GB
- By visiting this link, you may opt out of having your data collected by Google Analytics. An "opt-out" cookie will be stored on the computer to stop any further data gathering from this site.
- Disable Google Analytics
- Visit http://www.google.com/analytics/terms/gb.html or https://www.google.de/intl/en_uk/policies/ for more details on Google's data privacy and usage policies. Please be aware that "anonymizeIp" has been added to the Google Analytics code on this page to disguise user IP addresses before they are stored in the database.
- Google Dynamic Remarketing
- For online promotion, especially on the Google Display Network, we use Google Dynamic Remarketing. By using a cookie to track your online browsing habits, our websites' dynamic remarketing system may show you advertisements that are tailored to your interests. Your identity or access to your computer or mobile device will not be revealed by this cookie. Using Google Dynamic Remarketing, we can better cater to your needs and only show you ads that are relevant to you by using a cookie to indicate to other websites that "This user visited a particular page, so show them ads relating to that page."
- You may prevent Google from using cookies to display advertising if you do not want to view advertisements from our site by going to Google's Ads Settings Read more about how Google handles user data in its "Privacy Policy".
- Google AdWords
- To get the word out about our website, particularly on Google search, we use the utilization of Google AdWords.
- You may prevent Google from using cookies to display advertising if you do not want to view advertisements from our site by going to Google's Ads Settings. Read more about how Google handles user data in its "Privacy Policy".
- DoubleClick by Google
- DoubleClick employs cookies to provide targeted advertising. If you've seen an advertisement on your browser and clicked on it, the cookies will know which one it was. No sensitive data is gathered through cookies. If you don't want Google to utilize cookies to provide interest-based advertisements, you can change this preference in your advertisements Google's Ads Settings. Read more about how Google handles user data in its "Privacy Policy"
Facebook
Facebook Inc. (1601 S. California Avenue, Palo Alto, CA 94304 USA; "Facebook") provides the remarketing tags and Custom Audience that we use.
- Facebook Custom Audiences
- We use Facebook Custom Audiences to target web users depending on their interests. To achieve this goal, your activity log is hashed into an immutable and non-personal checksum. Facebook may use the hash value for research and advertising. Your interactions with our website (such as page views, page depth, and similar data) are part of the data we gather. Your IP address is also sent and utilized for ad targeting based on where you are physically located. Because the data is only encrypted during transmission to Facebook, we cannot identify individual users and do not have access to their personal information.
- Visit https://www.facebook.com/about/privacy/ or https://www.facebook.com/business/a/online-sales/custom-audiences-website for more details on Facebook's privacy policies and Custom Audience. Disabling Custom Audience will prevent any further data collection attempts.
- Facebook Exchange FBX
- Remarketing tags allow your browser to communicate directly with Facebook's server when you visit our websites. If you visit our website, your IP address will be sent to Facebook. This lets Facebook know that you came to our site from your account. With this data, we'll be better able to place Facebook ads. We emphasize that as the website's provider, we have no idea what Facebook does with the information it receives.
- Facebook Conversion Tracking Pixel
- Using this app, we can see what visitors do once they click a Facebook ad and are taken to a service provider's site. This allows us to track the success of Facebook ads for future statistics and market studies. Nobody can be identified from the data we gather. As a result, we are unable to see any user's specific information. Facebook, however, stores and processes the data acquired. We're filling you in on everything we know so far about this situation. According to Facebook's privacy policy, which may be seen at https://www.facebook.com/about/privacy/, Facebook may associate the data with your Facebook account and use the data for their own advertising reasons. Ads from Facebook and its partners may be shown to you both within and outside of Facebook thanks to Conversion Tracking. A cookie will also be placed on your machine for this reason.
- Your use of the site constitutes your consent to the collection and processing of data necessary for the operation of the Facebook pixel.
- If you no longer want to provide your consent, you may do so at any time by visiting https://www.facebook.com/ads/settings.
Hotjar
The company Hotjar Ltd. (Level 2, St. Julians Business Centre, 3, Elia Zammit Street, St. Julians STJ 1000, Malta, Europe) developed and maintains the analysis and feedback tool Hotjar. It's useful for seeing how people use the site and providing feedback. Data is gathered by Hotjar's tracking code and sent to Amazon Web Services' secure cloud servers in Ireland. Your browser and/or device may be used to gather the following data:
- anonymised information about your device's IP address;
- monitor resolution;
- device identifiers (UDIDs) and browser details;
- position on the map (country alone);
- desired language for the website to be displayed in.
Our goal in collecting this data is to make our website easier to navigate, more useful, and more pleasurable for you to use.
A 'Do Not Track' header may be used to prevent Hotjar from collecting your information when you visit a Hotjar-powered website. To learn more about this, click here. To learn more, please read Hotjar's "Privacy Policy".
Outbrain
To monitor user engagement with our content, we use a tool developed by Outbrain, Inc. ("Outbrain"), with offices at 39 West 13th Street, 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10011, Attn: Legal Department. We can now tailor our ads to reach those who share your interests.
When visiting an Outbrain-powered website, you have the option to prevent your data from being collected. To learn more about it, click here (unsubscribe). To learn more, please refer to Outbrain's "Privacy Policy".
Marketo
This website employs a technology provided by Marketo, Inc. ("Marketo"), whose main office is situated at 901 Mariners Island Boulevard Suite #500 (Reception), San Mateo, California 94404, USA. We may now advertise our site to businesses who are keen in being featured here.
If you don't want Marketo to track your visit to their site, you may disable that feature. To learn more about this, please click here and go down to the bottom of the page. The "Privacy Policy" page of Marketo may provide you with further details.
Taboola
On this website, we employ Taboola, Inc.'s ("Taboola") technology to keep tabs on how many times each page has been viewed and which links have been clicked. Taboola's main office is at 1115 Broadway, 7th floor, New York, NY 10010. We can now tailor our ads to reach those who share your interests.
When you visit a Taboola-powered site, you have the option to prevent the company from collecting any personal data about you. To learn more about this, click here. Please see Taboola's Cookie Policy for more details.
AdNow
For the purpose of keeping tabs on our site applications, we use software developed by AdNow, Inc. (with headquarters at Adnow LLP, Las Suite, 5 Percy Street, Fitzrovia, London, W1T 1 Dg, UK Partnership No. OC 390789, "AdNow"). To better serve our consumers via the internet, we can now see what browser issues they are having and fix them.
For further information, please see AdNow's "Privacy Policy". You may prevent AdNow from collecting your information by activating the "do not track" option in your browser.
QuanticMind
Quantic Mind, Inc. ("Quantic Mind") provides the tracking software that we use on this site. Their headquarters may be found at 935 Main St, Redwood City, CA 94063, USA. We can now tailor our ads to reach those who share your interests.
When using a Quantic Mind service, you have the option to prevent your data from being collected. The instructions for doing so are available here (scroll down to "Your Choices Regarding Your Information"). Quantic Mind encourages interested parties to read its "Privacy Policy" for more details.
Gemini
This site employs software developed by Gemini, Inc. ("Yahoo"), with headquarters at 701 1st Ave., Sunnyvale, California 94089. We can now tailor our ads to reach those who share your interests.
If you don't want Gemini to track your activity across all of Gemini's websites, you may disable this feature. To learn more about this, click here. Gemini's "Privacy Policy" has further details if you're interested.
Yandex
In order to keep tabs on how often each page is visited, we use a service provided by Yandex, Inc. ("Yandex"), whose main office is situated at 82 Sadovnicheskaya Ulitsa, second floor, Moscow, Russia 115035. We may then fine-tune our advertising strategies to deliver even more value to our audience.
Yandex's "Privacy Policy" is where you may get more details.
Callbox
In order to track where visitors come from and what they do once they get here, we employ tracking software developed by Callbox, Inc. ("Callbox"), with headquarters at 877 Baltimore Annapolis Blvd Suite 207 Severna Park, MD 21146, USA. It records data such as the visitor's IP address, browser type, and the telephone numbers that were seen. This lets us check the accuracy of our billing partners' systems and fine-tune our phone-based advertising campaigns for your approval.
You have the option to prevent your data from being collected by Callbox while using a Callbox website. To learn more about this technique, click here (and look for the "Behavioral Targeting / Re-Targeting**" section). Visit Callbox's "Privacy Policy" (scroll down to "Cookies and Tracking Technology**") for more details.
ZoomAnalytics
This site employs software provided by ZoomAnalytics, Inc. ("ZoomAnalytics"), whose main office is at 9 Hakfar, Kiryat-Ono, Israel 5552505. We may then fine-tune our advertising strategies to deliver even more value to our audience.
ZoomAnalytics' "Privacy Policy" has further details.
NewRelic
This site's application monitoring is handled by software developed by New Relic, Inc. ("New Relic"), which has its headquarters at 188 Spear St., Suite 1200, San Francisco, California 94105, United States of America. To better serve our consumers via the internet, we can now see what browser issues they are having and fix them.
New Relic's "Privacy Policy" has further details on how to prevent your data from being collected by utilizing the browser's "do not track" option.
The following is a list of organizations who may have access to your data via our partners' websites:
