Privacy policy
In short
This site sets no tracking cookies, uses no third-party analytics service, and shares no data for advertising purposes. That is why you see no consent banner here: there is nothing to consent to.
One exception, limited to the contact form: Google's anti-robot check (reCAPTCHA), loaded only once you start filling the form in, and described below.
Audience measurement
The site counts its own visits, with no outside service. For each page view and each click on an interactive element, it records: the page, the element clicked, the display language, the kind of device (phone or computer), and where the visit came from, inferred from the site that sent you here.
To tell two visitors apart without identifying them, the site computes an irreversible fingerprint from your IP address, your browser and a secret key kept on the server. That fingerprint cannot be traced back to you, and changes as soon as your address or browser changes.
These detailed records are deleted automatically after forty days. Only totals — plain numbers, with no fingerprint — are kept beyond that, to follow how traffic evolves.
Contact form
What you enter in the form is used solely to answer your request. It is never sold, nor used to send you messages you did not ask for.
As soon as you send it, an acknowledgement is emailed to the address you gave. It only repeats your first name and the kind of engagement requested, never your message. The site's emails are delivered by the Resend service.
Your last name, first name, email address, phone number, message and the details of the engagement you have in mind are encrypted before being stored (AES-256-GCM). A copy of the database would therefore be unreadable without the key, which is not stored in it.
The date received, the nature of the request and the language remain in plain text: they are the only fields needed to sort the inbox, and they identify no one.
Until you send the form, your answers are kept IN YOUR OWN BROWSER (local storage), so that a reload or a closed tab does not make you type everything again. They never leave your device, and that draft is erased as soon as the request is sent.
This data is kept for as long as we are in touch, then for three years from the last contact.
YouTube videos
The “Tricks on video, on Instagram, YouTube and TikTok” section shows the videos from Linconnu’s YouTube channel using YouTube’s EMBEDDED PLAYER. When you reach that section, the players visible on screen are loaded from the youtube-nocookie.com domain: Google then receives your IP address and the usual technical details of your browser, and its privacy policy applies to that part of the page.
Two precautions are taken. The domain used is YouTube’s “no-cookie” one: no advertising cookie is set until a video is played. And loading is DEFERRED: only the videos actually on screen load their player, the others wait until you scroll the strip.
Apart from those players and the anti-robot check described below, the site loads nothing from anywhere else.
Anti-robot protection (Google reCAPTCHA)
To keep out automated messages, the contact form is protected by reCAPTCHA v3, a service of Google Ireland Limited. It asks no question and shows no puzzle: it estimates, from how you browse the page, how likely it is that the message comes from a human.
Google's script is only loaded on your FIRST INTERACTION with the form, not when the site opens: a plain visit sends nothing to Google. From that interaction on, Google receives your IP address, technical details about your browser and device, and signals about how you interact with the page; it may also set a cookie needed for the service to work. A “reCAPTCHA” badge then appears at the bottom of the screen.
When you send the form, the site passes the token produced by that service on to Google to get its verdict, and stores neither the token nor Google's answer. This processing rests on the publisher's legitimate interest in protecting the form from abuse. Data collected by Google is governed by its Privacy Policy (policies.google.com/privacy) and Terms of Service (policies.google.com/terms), and may be processed outside the European Union.
Cookies
Only one cookie may be set: the one that keeps the administration area signed in, and only after a successful login. It is strictly necessary for that area to work and is never set during an ordinary visit.
The site itself sets no other. Google may, however, set its own cookies if you fill in the contact form (reCAPTCHA) or play a YouTube video — see the relevant sections.
Your rights
You may request access to, correction of, or deletion of information about you, as well as restriction of its processing, by writing to contact email. You will receive a reply within one month.
Audience measurements fall outside such requests: containing nothing that identifies you, they cannot be linked to a person — not even by the site's publisher.
You may also lodge a complaint with the French data protection authority (CNIL), 3 place de Fontenoy, 75334 Paris Cedex 07 — cnil.fr.