Cookies
Last modified on November 30, 2023.
1st DVision uses “cookies” whenever you use the Website.
In this cookie statement, we inform you about the types of cookies we use, the information we collect with them, how that information is used, and how cookie preferences can be managed.
We emphasize that certain features of the Website will not be available if you do not accept the relevant cookies.
Our use of cookies is subject to this cookie statement. Since cookies may also contain personal data, their processing is also governed by our privacy statement, which can be found at [link]. Please consult our privacy statement for more information about how we use, store, and secure your personal data or about the rights you can invoke in this regard.
You can change or withdraw your consent to the use of cookies on our Website at any time.
For further questions and/or comments, please contact privacy@1stdvision.be.
Article 1 - Definitions
“1st DVision” means 1st DVision, a private company under Belgian law, located at Kriekenstraat 35 bus 4, 2520 Ranst, and registered in the Crossroads Bank for Enterprises under company number 0546.856.504.
“Website” means the website of 1st DVision: www.1stdvision.be.
Article 2 - What are “cookies”?
A “cookie” is information that is sent to your device via the Website's server and stored on your device's hard drive when you visit the Website. Cookies help us to recognize your device when you use the Website. The Website's server can only read the cookies it has placed itself and has no access to other files stored on your device.
This helps 1st DVision to make the Website more user-friendly and to offer you a personalized service.
Cookies also include so-called “scripts.” A script is a programming code used to ensure that the Website functions optimally and interactively.
Finally, cookies also include “web beacons,” “pixel tags,” or “social media cookies.” These cookies are used to integrate social media websites into the Website.
Article 3 - Types of cookies
There are different types of cookies:
Origin
First-party cookies are cookies that are placed directly by us on the Website.
Third-party cookies are cookies that are placed on the Website by third parties. This means that the Website incorporates elements from other websites.
Lifespan
Permanent cookies are cookies that remain on your device for the lifetime of the cookie. They are activated every time you visit the Website.
Session cookies are cookies that simplify the user's actions and link them together during the browser session. Every time you open the browser screen, these cookies are placed temporarily. Session cookies are deleted as soon as the browser is closed.
Function and purposes
Necessary cookies are cookies that ensure that all parts of the Website function optimally, without which you cannot use the Website as intended. These cookies can be placed without your consent.
For example, these cookies allow you to navigate between the different parts of the Website or ensure that access to secure areas of our Website is protected. These cookies do not allow you to be identified as an individual.
Functional cookies are cookies that enable the Website to offer additional functionalities and personal settings.
Analytical cookies are cookies that show how you use the Website. Based on this collected information, a statistical analysis is made in order to make the structure, navigation, and content of the Website more user-friendly and to improve it. Your explicit consent is required for the placement of these cookies.
Marketing cookies are used to personalize online advertising. Based on a profile created from your browsing behavior on the Website, both we and third parties gain insight into campaign performance.
If social network websites place social media cookies via the Website to collect (your) data, we have no influence on the use of and the way in which they handle this data. More information about this can be found in the privacy statement of the relevant social networking website, which is specified in the list of active cookies in Article 5 below. Please note that the privacy statement may be changed by the social networking websites at any time.
Article 4 - Legal grounds
The processing of necessary cookies is based on our legitimate interest, as necessary cookies are required for the proper functioning and security of the Website.
The processing of functional cookies is also based on our legitimate interest, given that these cookies are necessary to provide certain preferences or explicitly requested functionalities.
The other cookies will not be placed unless the Website has obtained your consent for this.
Article 5 - Which cookies are used on the Website?
Below you will find a detailed list and description of the cookies used by 1st DVision on the Website:
[Cookie]
• Type: [first/third party]
• Category: [necessary/functional/analytical/marketing]
• Lifetime: [minutes/hours/months/years]
• Privacy: [link, if applicable]
• Description: [description]
Article 6 - Consent
Cookies may only be stored on your device without your consent if it is impossible to visit the Website without using the cookie or if the cookie is necessary for the service provided by the Website. If these conditions are not met, we will only place the relevant cookies after we have obtained your consent.
You give this consent when you visit the Website for the first time by clicking on “All cookies” to accept all cookies. You also have the option of setting your preferences by clicking on “Manage cookies”, where you can choose which cookies you accept.
You can withdraw your consent at any time by clicking on the “...” button in the “Manage cookies” section.
Article 7 - How can you manage or delete cookies?
In the footer of the Website, you can manually delete cookies or specify whether certain cookies may or may not be placed.
If all cookies are disabled, the Website may not function properly or optimally.
Article 8 – Complaints
You can contact the Data Protection Authority at any time by sending an email to contact@apd-gba.be or by sending a written request to the Data Protection Authority, located at 1000 Brussels, Drukpersstraat 35.