Who is responsible for processing your data on the ltt-vfx.com website (hereinafter referred to as the "Site")?
Les Tontons Truqueurs, whose headquarters are located at 1090 Avenue de Bigos – 34740 Vendargues (hereinafter referred to as the "Publisher"), is responsible for the processing of personal data collected and processed within the framework of the Site for the purposes explained below.
 

This privacy policy applies to any user of the Site.

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What data do we collect?
In the context of your use of the Site, we collect and process personal data and/or browsing data collected directly from you:

• Contact Form: Your name, first name, email address, and title are requested when filling out the contact form. Whether the provision of this personal data is mandatory or optional in order to use this service is indicated on the relevant form.
   

• Audience Measurement of Our Online Content: Browsing data collected during your visits to our Site via the placement and/or reading of cookies on your device (computer, smartphone, tablet, etc.). These browsing data are collected by Matomo, which is configured not to save full IP addresses to maintain user anonymity.

Why is my data used?
We use all or part of the data collected to achieve one or more of the following processing purposes:

1. Ensure communication with Site users:
   The personal data collected or that may be collected directly from you when filling out a contact form are processed to facilitate user interaction. Processing this data allows us to identify you, easily contact you again, and provide a tailored and personalized response to your situation. This processing is necessary for the legitimate interests pursued by the Publisher to offer a quality customer service to users, responding appropriately to questions, comments, complaints, etc. (legal basis of legitimate interest).
    

2. Measure and understand the audience for our online content:
   Browsing data is processed to measure audiences. The processing conducted to understand the audience for our online content and programs is necessary for the legitimate interests pursued by the Publisher to better serve users by adapting our program production and online content to their tastes and expectations (legal basis of legitimate interest).
    

3. Ensure compliance with laws and regulations and the Site's terms of use:
   The personal data collected or that may be collected directly from you when filling out a contact form and/or your browsing data are processed to ensure compliance with applicable laws and regulations, as well as with our General Terms of Use (legal basis of contract).
    

4. Respond to requests to exercise rights:
   The personal data that may be collected directly from you when processing a request to exercise your rights under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the Data Protection Act are processed to enable us to respond to such requests. Processing this data allows us to identify you, contact you easily, and provide a tailored and personalized response to your situation. This processing is necessary to comply with a legal obligation imposed on the Publisher by the decree implementing the Data Protection Act (legal basis of legal obligation).

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Who has access to my data?
To provide all the services described above, access to some of your data must be granted to different actors:

1. Internal Services of France Télévisions Group:
   We need to share the data we collect with the internal services of the France Télévisions group, which may use it within the strict scope of their activities, with only authorized employees having access to the data necessary for their service's activities.

2. Our subcontractor service providers:
   We also need to transmit the data to service providers we subcontract to provide certain services offered on the Site, who process the data on our behalf and according to our instructions as part of a contract.
   We use these subcontractor providers for their expertise, particularly in the following fields: audience measurement and analysis services, advertising targeting services.

3. Third parties authorized by law or regulation:
   We may also be required to communicate data to authorized third parties, such as judicial and/or administrative authorities or your Internet service provider, in cases governed by law or regulation.

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How long are my data retained?
The retention period of your data depends on the purpose for which we collect and process it.
We will only retain your personal data in a form that allows your identification for the period strictly necessary for the purposes described above.
 

The determination of the retention period for data collected directly or indirectly from you is often based on a criterion of inactivity, such as the date of the last contact established with you. For example, data collected directly from you when filling out the contact form will be retained in an identifiable form as long as there has been active contact with you within the last 24 months, after which your personal data collected through the form will be deleted.
 

Another criterion we use to determine the retention period for your data is based on applicable legal limitation periods. For example, we may retain some of your data if necessary to fulfill our legal obligations or to exercise, defend, or assert our rights.
Additionally, the retention period for your cookie preferences on the device you use to access the Site is mentioned in the Cookies Policy.

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What are my rights and how can I exercise them?
In accordance with the GDPR and the Data Protection Act, you have the rights to access, rectify, erase, restrict, oppose, and transfer your personal data, as well as to define directives concerning their fate after your death, within the limits and conditions provided by these texts and jurisprudence. You also have the right to withdraw your consent at any time for future processing of your personal data when such processing is based on the legal basis of consent.
To learn more about these rights, we invite you to consult one of the dedicated pages on the CNIL website accessible at the following URL: https://www.cnil.fr/en/rights-over-your-personal-data. 

You have the right to file a complaint with the CNIL by mail or on its website.

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Can this policy be modified?
This privacy policy may be amended. Any changes will apply to your use as soon as they are published.
In case of significant changes, we will inform you by displaying a notice on our website. We encourage you to regularly consult our privacy policy to be aware of the most recent version.