SummaryA file that lets the site recognise you from one page to the next.
A cookie is a text file placed on your device, computer, tablet or phone, when you visit a website. It keeps certain information from one page to the next and from one visit to the next: your session, the language displayed, and the preferences you have expressed about cookies themselves.
Some are placed by wewed.be, others by third-party services the site relies on, in particular to display the map and to measure audience. Section 5 sets them out in detail.
SummaryFour categories. Two are necessary for the site to work, two require your consent.
The table below summarises the cookie categories present on wewed.be, their purpose, their retention period and whether they require consent.
Category
Purpose
Retention
Consent required
Operation
Keeping you signed in, remembering the language and your cookie preferences.
Session to 12 months
No, strictly necessary
Audience measurement
Measuring visits, pages viewed and errors encountered.
Up to 13 months
Yes
Advertising
Measuring the effectiveness of advertising campaigns and limiting how often an ad is repeated.
Up to 3 months
Yes
Display
Displaying the vendor map and loading the site fonts.
Session
No, required for display
No data is sold. The information you enter in your planning space, date, budget, guest list, is not used for advertising and does not leave your account.
SummarySession cookies, deleted when the browser closes. Persistent cookies, 13 months at most.
A session cookie is deleted when the browser closes. A persistent cookie stays on your device until it expires or until you delete it.
For cookies requiring consent, the retention period does not exceed 13 months, after which consent is collected again. This is the period recommended by the Data Protection Authority.
SummaryAccess, rectification, erasure, portability, objection. Free of charge, answered within one month.
The General Data Protection Regulation gives you the following rights over the personal data collected, including through cookies.
Access : to know what data is processed about you.
Rectification : to have inaccurate data corrected.
Erasure : to request deletion of your data.
Portability : to receive your data in a usable format.
Objection : to object to a processing operation, in particular for direct marketing.
These requests are free and answered within one month. If the answer does not satisfy you, you may lodge a complaint with the Data Protection Authority, rue de la Presse 35, 1000 Brussels, the competent authority in Belgium.