Cookies
This website sets no cookies at all, neither to work nor to count its visitors. You will therefore see no consent banner: there is nothing to consent to.
Why there are none
The website is entirely static. There is no session to hold, no basket, no customer area. The typefaces sit on our own server, and there is no interactive map, no video player, no social network button. On most websites, those are precisely the parts that set the cookies.
Two outside services do come into play, and neither sets a cookie here: the visitor measurement described further down, and the search tool for the general conditions, which loads only on the page it is meant for.
The rule that ties cookies to your consent is article 129 of the Act of 13 June 2005 on electronic communications, together with articles 6 and 7 of the General Data Protection Regulation. Since nothing is set, there is nothing to ask consent for.
What the website does keep
One thing, and it never leaves your device: what you have filled in on the quote form, held in your browser's local storage.
| Key | Content | Kept for |
|---|---|---|
devis-drone-v2-en | The answers you have already given on the quote form | Until you send or clear them |
That data never reaches us. It disappears on its own as soon as the request is sent, and you can clear it yourself at the top of the quote form, in the “Request in progress” bar, with the “Clear” button.
Clearing your browser's site data removes it too.
Visitor measurement
The website counts its visits with Google Analytics, in a setup that sets no cookie and creates no lasting identifier.
In practice, storage consent is denied by default, under consent mode v2. Measurements leave as anonymous requests: we know a page has been viewed, not who viewed it, and we cannot tie two visits together. Ad personalisation and Google signals are off, and the IP address is truncated.
The script only loads after your first action on the page, or after five seconds. Anyone who leaves straight away loads nothing.
You can refuse that measurement by turning on the Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control signal in your browser, or by using a blocker. The website behaves exactly the same either way.
Server logs
Like every web server, this one keeps a record of the requests it receives, with the IP address, the date and the page asked for. Those logs serve security and technical diagnosis. We do not use them to follow you from page to page.