When you use our website, mobile apps and online services, we may store cookies on your browser. Other third-party sites that you choose to access may do the same. This Cookie Policy explains what a cookie is, how you can manage your cookies and what types of cookies may be captured on our Sites. 

Cookies are small units of data temporarily stored on the computer's hard drive by the browser, necessary to browse our website. They do not contain personal information about you and cannot be used to identify an individual user. A cookie usually includes a unique identifier, which is an anonymous (randomly generated) number stored on your device. Some expire at the end of your website session, others stay on your computer longer. We use cookies to allow you to get more out of our website.
 

First-party cookies and third-party cookies:

Cookies can be first-party or third-party. A first-party cookie is one that you receive directly from Johil. A third-party cookie is one that you have received from another party, such as Google or Facebook. We do not control what third parties do on other sites. However, we may work with certain third-party providers, such as Google or Facebook, to allow their cookies to function through our Site so that we can learn more about your experience on our Site and better personalize our services for you.

 Persistent cookies and session cookies:

A persistent cookie is a cookie stored by your web browser on your device until it expires or you delete it. The expiration of a persistent cookie is determined by the creator of the cookie and can occur on a certain date or after a session time has elapsed. This means that, for the lifetime of the cookie, your information will be transmitted to the creator's server every time the user visits the website to which he belongs or another website configured to check for this cookie (such as an advertisement placed on that website). For this reason, persistent cookies are also called "tracking cookies".

 A session cookie is temporarily created on your device for use by a website during your visit. This type of cookie will be able to store entered information and track your activity on the website. A session cookie is deleted after you leave the website or when your browser is closed. A good example of a session cookie is the shopping cart on an e-commerce website. The session cookie stores the items you add to your cart so that they are not forgotten while you are viewing products on other pages of the site. Using a session cookie, all items will be in your cart when you go to the checkout page.

How do I manage cookies?

Most browsers allow you to choose whether to accept cookies. Most also allow you to delete cookies that have already been set. Available options and used engine vary from browser to browser. These browser settings are usually found under the "options", "tools" or "preferences" menu. You can also consult the browser's "help" menu.

What type of cookies do we use?

The Site may use Strictly Necessary Cookies, Performance Cookies, Functional Cookies, Targeting Cookies and Social Media Cookies. Any of these cookies may be first-party cookies or third-party, persistent or session cookies.

Strictly Necessary Cookies:

These are cookies without which you would not be able to use the Site. For example, Strictly Necessary Cookies adjust transmitted Site data to match your internet connection, point you to secure versions of the Site, and help provide services that you specifically request. If you set your browser to block these cookies, some parts of the Site will not work. Strictly Necessary Cookies do not store Personal Data.
 

Performance Cookies: We use these cookies to count visits and traffic sources, to measure and improve Site performance. They help us to know which pages are most and least accessed by users, and to see how visitors navigate the Site. Performance Cookies do not store Personal Data.

 Functional Cookies: These cookies allow the Site to remember choices you make and offer enhanced functionality and more personalized features. Depending on the context, Functional Cookies may store certain types of Personal Data as necessary to provide functionality.

 Targeting Cookies: Targeting Cookies help us manage and display our advertisements, based on your activity on the Site and on other sites. This activity is known as interest-based advertising. Targeting Cookies are primarily based on uniquely identifying your browser and internet device. Opting out of interest-based advertising does not mean that you will no longer see advertising online, but that companies you have opted out of will no longer show you ads that have been tailored to your interests.

 Social Media Cookies: Social Media Cookies facilitate sharing on social media, provide tools for you to connect with the Site, and help us better understand both the Site's target audience and the effectiveness of our social media outreach. These are third-party cookies. Your choices regarding these cookies are determined by the social media platforms you have an account on.