POLICY ON COOKIES AND OTHER TRACKERS

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DRONE VISUAL INSPECTION

Last updated: 14 October 2026

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ARTICLE 1 — PURPOSE

This Cookie Policy informs users of www.dronevisualinspection.com about technologies that may be used while they browse.

The Website is operated by SARL Drone Visual Inspection (DVI).

This policy supplements the Website Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.

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ARTICLE 2 — WHAT IS A COOKIE?

A cookie is a small file or piece of information that may be stored on or read from a user's device when they visit a website.

Other technologies, including certain identifiers, local storage mechanisms or trackers, may serve similar purposes.

These technologies may enable certain features, retain preferences, secure a session or measure website traffic.

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ARTICLE 3 — COOKIE CATEGORIES

Depending on the Website's configuration, several categories of cookies or trackers may be used.

3.1. Strictly necessary cookies

These cookies or technical mechanisms enable essential functions, including:

• Website security and stability.

• Management of certain technical sessions.

• Operation of features requested by the user.

• Retention of certain choices necessary for browsing.

• Management of consent preferences.

Where they meet the exemption conditions set by the regulations, these trackers do not require the user's prior consent.

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3.2. Functional cookies

Certain additional services may use technologies designed to improve features that are not strictly necessary.

Where these trackers do not qualify for a legal exemption, their use requires the user's prior consent.

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3.3. Audience measurement cookies

When enabled, traffic measurement tools can help assess Website usage and improve its operation or usability.

Depending on their purpose, configuration and safeguards, these trackers may require prior consent.

An exemption can apply only where the relevant legal and regulatory conditions are met.

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3.4. Cookies associated with third-party services

Certain features embedded in the Website, including forms, multimedia content or third-party services, may involve specific technologies.

Where these technologies require user consent, it must be obtained before activation.

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ARTICLE 4 — TOOLS AND SERVICES USED

The Website relies in particular on Wix platform technical services for hosting and certain features.

It may also incorporate Wix-hosted forms for submitting client requests.

The services and trackers actually used depend on the Website's configuration and enabled features.

Information about services requiring consent is presented in the preference management interface, according to the technical capabilities of the solution used.

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ARTICLE 5 — CONSENT

Where regulations require prior consent, the relevant trackers must not be activated before the user has made a valid choice.

Users must be able to accept, reject or customise tracker categories requiring consent.

Rejecting must be as easy as accepting.

Simply continuing to browse does not, by itself, constitute valid consent to the placement of non-essential trackers.

Users may withdraw consent for the future through the arrangements provided by the preference management interface.

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ARTICLE 6 — COOKIE AND CONSENT RETENTION PERIODS

Cookie retention periods depend on their nature, purpose and the settings of the services used.

Session cookies may be deleted when the browser closes, while some persistent cookies may be retained for a limited period.

Retention periods for the trackers used must be defined in accordance with legal requirements and their purpose.

Consent choices are retained for an appropriate period and may be renewed where necessary.

Consent manager technical settings and information about the services used identify the periods applicable to the relevant categories.

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ARTICLE 7 — CHANGING PREFERENCES

Users can manage cookies requiring consent through the preference management tool available on the Website.

They can also configure their browser to restrict or delete certain cookies.

Disabling certain trackers may affect particular features without necessarily preventing access to the Website's main content.

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ARTICLE 8 — PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION

Where cookies or trackers involve personal data processing, that processing is subject to applicable GDPR provisions and French law.

For further information about processing purposes, recipients, retention periods and individual rights, users should consult the Privacy Policy.

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ARTICLE 9 — POLICY CHANGES

DVI may update this Cookie Policy to reflect changes to the Website, technical services used or applicable regulations.

The current version is published on the Website with its update date.

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ARTICLE 10 — CONTACT

For questions about cookie use or personal data protection:

Drone Visual Inspection

contact@dronevisualinspection.com

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