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Cookie Policy
Last updated: August 26, 2025.
What is a cookie?
A cookie is a small text file placed on your device (computer, tablet, smartphone) when you visit a website. It allows the website to recognize your device during your subsequent visits.
Other similar technologies (pixel, SDK, API) may also be used. They are grouped under the term "trackers" and subject to the same rules.
How to manage your preferences.
On first visit
An information banner presents the different purposes for which cookies are used and allows the following choices:
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“Reject all”: Only strictly necessary cookies will be set.
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“Accept all”: All cookies will be set.
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“Customize”: Choose by purpose/category.
Change preferences
Choices can be modified at any time by clicking “Manage my cookies” at the bottom of every page.
Important
Refusing is as easy as accepting. The choice is respected, and there are no repeated prompts.
Third‑party cookies and external integrations.
Services tiers intégrés
YouTube (Privacy-Enhanced Mode)
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Purpose: Video playback.
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Cookies: youtube-nocookie (no advertising tracking).
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More info: YouTube Privacy Policy.
Google Analytics
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Purpose: Audience measurement.
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Configuration: IP anonymized, no remarketing, data stored in Europe.
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More info: Google Privacy Policy.
Your rights and retention of preference data.
Preference retention
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Consent choices are retained for up to 12 months.
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After that period, fresh consent is requested.
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Preferences can be changed at any time.
Proof of consent
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Evidence of consent is retained (timestamp, choices, policy version).
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These records are kept to meet accountability and consent-demonstration obligations.
Withdrawal of consent
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As easy as giving it.
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Via “Manage my cookies” or by contacting [info@transforia.fr].
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Immediate effect (no new cookies will be set).
International data transfers.
Some cookies may result in data transfers to third countries (notably the United States via Squarespace and Google Analytics). These transfers are governed by:
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European Commission–approved Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs).
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Additional technical and organizational measures.
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Adequacy decisions, where applicable.
Contact and complaints
Changes to this policy.
This policy may be updated to reflect regulatory, technical, or service changes.