Cookie policy

What a cookie is

A cookie is a small text file placed on your device by a website. It can, for example, remember a choice from one visit to the next, or measure traffic. The Belgian law of 13 June 2005 on electronic communications and the GDPR govern their use: apart from strictly necessary cookies, your prior consent is required.

What this site does

This site sets no cookies and writes nothing to your browser's local storage. It loads no resource from a third-party server: fonts, scripts and images are hosted with the site. No analytics, advertising or social media tool is embedded. That is why no consent banner is shown. One exception, described below: the appointment calendar on the Contact page.

Appointments (Cal.com)

The Contact page lets you book a call in a calendar provided by Cal.com, Inc. This calendar is not loaded when the page opens: it loads only after you click "Show availability", which counts as consent. From that moment, Cal.com may set its own cookies, needed for the booking (time zone, session), governed by its privacy policy. If you would rather load nothing, you can open Cal.com in a new tab or write to us through the form.

Strictly necessary cookies

If the operation of the site were to require them (for example a security cookie set by the host or linked to submitting a form), they would be strictly necessary cookies, exempt from consent, whose lifetime is limited to the session or to a few hours. This page would then list them.

Changes

If an analytics tool, an embedded video or any other service that sets cookies were added later, this policy would be updated and your consent would be collected beforehand, with the option to refuse without affecting your use of the site.

Managing cookies in your browser

You can at any time view, block or delete the cookies set by the sites you visit from your browser settings (“Privacy” or “Site data” section). Blocking all cookies may affect how some sites work, but not this one.

Contact

For any question about this policy: contact@specteur.be. The processing of your data is described in the privacy policy.