When you visit the Website, a set of data about your device is automatically collected. This includes details about your web browser, IP address, time zone, and the specific cookies that are on your device. Additionally, as you navigate the Website, we accumulate information about the individual web pages or products that you view, the websites or search terms that referred you to the Website, and your interactions with the website. This aggregated information is referred to as “automatically collected information” or “device information.”

We use the following technologies to collect Device Information:

- Cookies: These are data files placed on your device or computer, usually containing an anonymous unique identifier. To find out more about cookies and how to disable them, visit ( https://www.allaboutcookies.org ). - Log files: These track actions on the website, capturing data including IP address, browser type, Internet service provider, referring/exit pages, and date/time stamps. - Web beacons, tags and pixels: These are electronic files used to record information about your navigation through the website.

What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files downloaded and stored on the user's device (computer/phone/tablet) when accessing certain web pages. They allow the website to remember browsing preferences, thus improving user-site interaction by speeding up the process. The information collected by cookies is anonymous and devoid of sensitive details (such as name, address or banking information) since cookies do not collect data that identifies the user.

What are cookies used for?

Cookies and other information storage devices are used to track user interaction with products offered on the website. They identify the browser and device to facilitate subsequent visits and improve usability.

Types of cookies used:

The website uses various cookies, including: - Advertising cookies: Management of advertising spaces based on criteria such as edited content or the frequency of display of advertisements, adapting advertisements to the user's interests. - Analytical cookies: Collection of anonymous information on user behavior and use of the site.

Notable cookies used by Google Analytics include "__utma", "__utmz", "__utmb" and "__utmc". A list of companies using website analytics and advertising cookies is provided, including fireapps, DoubleClick, ipstack, redo, klaviyo, adwords, twitter and hotjar.

How to disable cookies:

Each browser allows you to disable cookies. The settings are usually found in the "Options" or "Preferences" tabs. Specific instructions for popular browsers are detailed:

1. Internet Explorer: Navigate to the tools menu and choose "Internet Preferences". Go to the privacy settings. Adjust the privacy preferences using a six-position slider that allows you to manage the amount of cookies installed: Block all cookies, High, Medium High, Medium, Medium (default level), Low and Allow all cookies.

2. Mozilla Firefox: At the top of the Firefox interface, go to the Tools menu. Choose Preferences. Navigate to the Privacy section. In Firefox, you have the option to use a custom configuration for browsing history settings.

3. Google Chrome: Navigate to the toolbar and click on the menu options. Choose Settings. Click on the option to reveal the advanced settings. In the "Privacy" segment, select the "Content Settings" button. Adjust the cookie settings in the "Cookies" category.

4. Safari: Navigate to the settings menu and choose the “preferences” option.  Go to privacy settings. Choose your preferred option in the "block cookies" section. Keep in mind that disabling cookies may result in some functions being unavailable, leading to potentially incomplete functionality of the site.  For those who prefer not to be tracked by cookies, Google has introduced an add-on that can be added to your browser. You can find it at https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout .

Cookies on mobile devices:

Mobile devices also use cookies. Privacy settings can be adjusted by following those of your mobile browser.

Acceptance of cookies:

By continuing to browse, you are considered to have accepted the use of cookies by the site. Blocking or refusing cookies may limit certain services and impact your access to certain features of the site. Refer to the UK guide on cookies and data protection for more information.

Contact us:

From 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday to Friday.

Email: seikomodboutique@gmail.com