Technically, a cookie is a computer file, which can contain any information (random identifier, email address, session token, etc.). These files are usually small. They are stored and read by your browser or by an application which accesses the Internet (for example a mobile application on a smartphone) or by the operating system of your terminal (Windows, MacOS, Android, iOS, Linux etc.).
A cookie belongs to a given domain (for example DialOnce.com), has a name, a content and an expiration date.
A cookie can only be read by a server in the domain to which it belongs.
A “first party” cookie (or simply a “normal” or “standard” cookie) is initially set by the website or the server currently used by the Internet user. A “third party” cookie is placed or read when the Internet user browses a website or interacts with a server when this website or this server has integrated technology from a different server (ie a "Third party") and this technology implements a tracker or a cookie owned by a domain different from that to which the server on which the Internet user browses belongs.
There is no fundamental difference between a standard (1st party) cookie and a third party cookie, it just depends on the context that was associated with this cookie. For example, a cookie set by Google while the user is browsing google.com is a standard cookie for Google. But if the Internet user browses a site different from those of Google, and this site includes functionalities provided by Google (advertising or analyzes for example), then there is a possibility that a cookie from Google may be deposited and / or read if the user browses a site that is not a Google site. In this context, Google cookies are considered to be third-party cookies. Such a third party cookie may contain an identifier which allows Google to recognize the Internet user, in particular if the Internet user has a Google account and has logged into it from their browser. It is then possible for Google to link the identifier contained in the third-party cookie with various data, including data concerning the browsing history of the Internet user on all the sites which use the same tracker technology.
We call a tracker any technology which makes it possible to determine that we are dealing with the same user at several different times. Cookies, in particular third-party cookies, are thus technologies that can be used to implement trackers: If a cookie contains a unique identifier (which can be random) and this cookie is read at several different times, the server which reads this cookie can deduce that it is the same identifier and, therefore, the same browser or the same terminal. The server which has this cookie can then record the fact that the navigation on a given page was carried out from a browser which has already carried out navigation on another site and another page before. The browser is thus identifiable and the server which reads the cookie can associate a browsing history, recorded in a database, then analyzed.
There are also other technologies allowing tracing, in particular tracing pixels or footprints of browsers.
Tracking technologies are generally based on the assumption that a browser is associated with an individual. Thus, by tracing the use made of a browser it becomes possible to know the browsing history of an individual, to create standard profiles and to determine the likely centers of interest of an individual, in particular for offer him content that interests him more than others or to recognize him as part of a "Cash-Back" program so as to allow discounts or refunds to be associated with this user when he passes order on partner sites of the cash-back program.
The following resources can provide additional information and details about cookies and trackers
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cookie_(informatique) https://ico.org.uk/your-data-matters/online/cookies/
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We use cookies to provide you with an optimal user experience tailored to your personal preferences. By setting cookies and trackers, for example, we can prevent you from re-entering the same information each time you visit one of our websites. Cookies can also be used to optimize the performance of our websites, mobile sites and mobile applications. In particular, they can make your browsing more user-friendly and help us meet your requests faster.
The data processed following the implementation of these cookies and trackers are used by us, our partners and third parties in accordance with their purposes.
A summary table of cookies and trackers used within our websites, applications and solutions makes it possible to know the types of tracker we use and to which type of trackers each of these cookies and trackers belongs to.
These cookies and trackers are necessary for the proper functioning of our websites and solutions, for example by keeping track of your connection to your account or by allowing the navigation context to be preserved when you change pages, if you leave our site temporarily or to allow you to communicate with us. The essential cookies are necessary for the use of our sites and solutions. Some audience and traffic analysis cookies may also be considered necessary in order to satisfy our legitimate interests to optimize our processes, increase our productivity and acquire new customers for our products and services.
By definition, cookies and trackers classified as essential cannot be deactivated, except by deactivating these cookies or some of them globally, as we mention below. Disabling these cookies classified as “necessary” may have the effect of preventing the use of certain features of our sites and solutions or the display of certain pages.
Functional and preferences cookies and trackers are useful for an optimized and more ergonomic navigation of our websites and solutions, for example by retaining some of your preferences (language or currency preference in particular) as you defined them during a previous visit to our sites or to allow faster display of our pages.
They can also be used to manage access to reserved and personal areas of our sites or our services, such as your personal account, for example by memorizing your identifiers.
These cookies and trackers allow us to better understand the use made of our websites or solutions, what pages are most viewed, how do people find us, etc. These cookies and trackers are essential for us in particular so that we can provide solutions always better suited to the expectations of our customers and our visitors, in particular with regard to ergonomics matters.
The cookies in this category used on our sites are third-party cookies that we have chosen carefully in order to achieve specific objectives. We use in particular the "Google Analytics" services offered by the American company Google, Inc, a subsidiary of the company Alphabet, Inc.
The data collected through the use of cookies and trackers implemented for the operation of Google Analytics are transmitted to and stored by Google Inc. Google Inc. is a certified "Data Protection Framework" company, which means that transfers to this recipient comply with the applicable provisions. In addition, we have signed a Data Protection Agreement (DPA) with Google Inc. in order to provide a framework for any data transfers to the USA, and to ensure that all the necessary guarantees are in place to ensure that such transfers comply with the principles and terms of European data protection regulations. The Google Analytics service enables us to count visitors to our websites and determine how these sites are used. The cookies and tracers implemented as part of the "Google Analytics" solution are deposited and/or read on the user's terminal when the user accesses a website using the "Google Analytics" service. The data generated or processed by the "Google Analytics" service concerns: your use of our sites and your IP address in order to determine your connection region. This data is immediately anonymized after localization and is not communicated to us. You can find out more about the Google Analytics service at http://www.google.com/analytics/learn/privacy.html.
In September 2020, Google, Inc. set up a Google Analytics functionality aimed to dissociate the processings of pure analysis from those intended to supply behavioral / browsing data to Google’s advertising networks (doublick.net in particular). You can now decide whether the processing carried out by Google Analytics when you use our sites and applications will supply behavioral or navigation data to Google, Inc.'s advertising networks. This choice is made through our cookies and trackers consent manager (see section 4.1.1 below).
Neither Google Analytics nor any other third-party audience measurement solution is implemented by default within the solutions and products we make available to our customers.
Cookies and trackers intended for the personalization of content, essentially make it possible to identify recurring connections from the same browser, on our sites and on other websites, so as to be able to constitute an history navigation and deduce therefrom likely centers of interest of the user as well as other data, including, potentially, identifiers or contact details allowing to contact the user, in particular his/her email address.
This makes it possible to offer, on the websites visited using the same trackers, content and advertisements adapted to the interests of the users.
Note that deactivating targeting cookies and tracker does not necessarily deactivate advertisements: when you deactivate one or more trackers in this category, you will generally continue to see advertisements, but these will no longer be adapted according to the analysis of your navigation. These will then be “generic” advertisements, i.e. the same as when you use a new computer or a newly installed browser, with a newly created user account which is not linked to anything known to companies which implement these trackers. We do not advertise on our websites, but some of our partners may use the fact that you have browsed our websites to deduce probable interests therefrom for solutions similar or related to those we offer to our customers.
These cookies and trackers can be set on your terminal by social networks. They are intended for sharing the content of our websites on social networks. This can be the case when we add a "Like" or "Share" button which will allow us to report these actions on the social network to which they are linked. These cookies and trackers are beyond our control, as are the data processed by these social networks. For more information on these cookies and trackers, we invite you to consult the confidentiality policies specific to each of these social networking sites.
The necessary cookies can last until you delete them, although most of them are deleted when you leave the session.
All cookies and trackers, set directly by our sites or solutions or indirectly via the technologies we embed, have a validity period which is mentioned in the list of cookies and trackers below.
When you first connect, you are asked to accept or configure your preferences regarding the use we make of cookies and trackers used on the site in question. If there are more than essential cookies, you can choose what types of cookies and trackers you accept and what you refuse.
You can change these preferences at any time via our cookie declaration page.
We draw your attention to the fact that, when you oppose the installation or the use of one or more cookies or tracker on one of our sites, one or more essential cookies are set which contain a trace of your choice. If you delete these cookies which are intended to record your choices in terms of cookies and trackers, it will no longer be possible to identify you as having refused or accepted the use of certain cookies and trackers. If these choice cookies are deleted, you will have to express your choice again. This choice cookie is named “CookieConsent”.
On our Sites, we may use services provided by third parties, for example to present and apply for our job offers, to contact us or arrange a meeting, or to offer you third-party content such as videos.
These services may use cookies or trackers. If this is the case, when you first use these services, via one of our Sites, either autonomously or via the integration of the same service into another site, you will generally have the possibility of being informed of the implementation of these cookies and trackers and of opposing the use of those that are not strictly necessary.
DialOnce is in no way responsible for the processing carried out during the integration of these third-party services, and any request, in particular to exercise rights relating to personal data, must be made to the supplier of the said service, following the instructions they provide.
This information is given to you for educational purposes and can not engage DialOnce in any way.
Browsers, including Firefox, Chrome and Safari, generally suggest not to accept third-party cookies, in order to reduce their exposure to tracking. Refer to the cookie setting sections in the via this link
https://ico.org.uk/your-data-matters/online/cookies/
To globally control the third-party cookies set by other sites or services for the purposes of advertising and targeted content, you can use the following online platform: http://www.youronlinechoices.com/fr/controler-ses-cookies/
Note that if you use this platform to refuse behavioral analyzes from one or more particular companies, this will be applied to all websites that use the trackers of this company. For example, if you disable DoubleClick trackers on this platform, you will theoretically no longer be tracked by DoubleClick on any website that uses DoubleClick technologies. In other words, this platform does not allow you to deactivate DoubleClick analyzes for our site only while keeping them active for other sites. This platform has a global action on all websites. It also allows, in one click, to deactivate the trackers for all affiliated companies.
These deactivations are done by depositing cookies which record the fact that you do not want to be traced by a given company. So if you delete the corresponding cookies, your unsubscription from behavioral analysis programs will be lost and you will have to redo the process if you want to unsubscribe again.
Finally, note that this platform does not deactivate advertisements: when you deactivate the trackers of a company via this platform, you will continue to see advertisements offered through this company, but these will no longer be adapted according to analyzes of your behavior, these will then be “generic” advertisements, i.e. the same as when you use a new computer or a newly installed browser, with a newly created user account which is not linked to anything known to companies that are members of the platform.
To deactivate most of the tracking cookies globally or only on certain sites, you can use browser plug-ins, in particular Ghostery, uBlock Origin, disconnect and privacy badger.
Certain browsers implement a functionality allowing to indicate that you do not want to be tracked. This choice is transmitted to the sites which can take it into account in order to adapt their behavior.
You will have more information on this feature here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Do_Not_Track
Currently, there are no legal or consensus constraints for websites to recognize and comply with the Do Not Track option. Few sites therefore respect this functionality, including ours. However, as soon as you enter the cookies parameter interface for your choices on our web sites, all unnecessary cookies on which we can act are deactivated by default (unless you have already expressed different choices).
For most common browsers, please check this link : https://www.webnots.com/how-to-enable-do-not-track-in-chrome-firefox-safari-and-edge/
Refer to your browser's documentation. You can search your favorite search engine for the name of your browser followed by "Do Not Track" or "Do not track me" or "activate protection against tracking".
We can use services offered by the Facebook company.
To find out more, please refer to what is written here: https://www.facebook.com/policies/cookies
Refer to this page: https://policies.google.com/technologies/types?hl=fr
For google analytics, please refer to what is written here: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/181881?hl=en
We do not broadcast advertising on our sites!
For more information, refer to the above.
Please refer to our document “Cookie declaration” :
All these cookies or trackers are necessary for the implementation of DialOnce solutions.
| Name | Domain | Conservation | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| sb | DialOnce.com | 1 year | Cookie aimed at identifying the browser so as to allow navigation and analysis of user journeys in the interfaces |
| sb.sig | DialOnce.com | 1 year | Signature cookie aimed at verifing that the sb cookie has not been modified on the browser side |
Please note that as of 03/02/2023, DialOnce "Visual IVR" v3 interfaces no longer use cookies.
| Name | Domain | Conservation | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| ich.sess | app.DialOnce.com | session | Session cookies, necessary for the use of DialOnce studio, allowing browsing between pages and elements, scenario interfaces builder and for viewing analyzes and dashboards, in particular by making it possible to store and secure the context when browsing |
| ich.sess.sig | app.DialOnce.com | session | Session cookies, necessary for the use of DialOnce studio, allowing browsing between pages and elements, scenario interfaces builder and for viewing analyzes and dashboards, in particular by making it possible to store and secure the context when browsing |
Dial Once technologies are designed to allow certain processing intended for the establishment and visualization of statistics relating to the uses made of these technologies. With regard to this statistical processing, they are based solely on the technical cookies implemented within the Dial Once interfaces (in particular the “GUID” cookie described above).
The French CNIL, in its publications dated October 2020 clearly describes the cases of exemption from collecting user consent with regard to processing intended for audience measurement based on trackers such as cookies. As it is written here: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/cookies-solutions-pour-les-outils-de-mesure-daudience, to benefit from the consent exemption, the trackers used for audience measurements must meet certain conditions:
In order to be limited to what is strictly necessary for the provision of the service, the CNIL emphasizes that these trackers must:
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In general, the CNIL considers that the following measures are strictly necessary for the proper administration of a site:
DialOnce confirms that the processing of audience measurements implemented in its solutions on behalf of its customers meet all these criteria.
Although most changes are likely to be minor, we may have to change its cookie use policy.
We encourage visitors to our sites to check this page frequently for any changes to our cookie policy. The lists of cookies presented above is not exhaustive and may change, in particular because the publishers in charge of third-party cookies have full control of them and are not obliged to inform us of changes in this area. Nevertheless, the information given in this document should allow the user to easily control which cookies and trackers he accepts and refuses.
In the event of a significant change in the use of cookies and trackers by or via our sites, we will display the information and consent banner for the use of cookies and trackers even if you have previously expressed your choices in the matter.