Cookie policy
A cookie is a small text file sent to your browser and saved on the hard disk of your terminal device (PC, laptop, smartphone, etc.) when you visit a website, such as your language choice, for example.
During your visit to the site, cookies or other similar technologies may be used to improve its user-friendliness.
Cookies are files placed on your own computer. These files contain the information needed to meet your functional requirements when using the site.
As the administrator of the website www.fednot.be, the non-profit organisation Royal Federation of Belgian Notaries (FRNB – KFBN) (Fednot) uses three types of cookies, which will be explained in detail in a table below.
1. Technically essential cookies
Essential cookies are necessary to enable you to browse the website and for the basic technical functions to work properly. For example, these cookies record the actions carried out during one of your visits and also store them when you navigate between different pages of the website. These cookies cannot therefore be disabled.
2. Functional cookies
Functional cookies allow the website to record information that has already been provided and offer you enhanced customised features. For example, a functional cookie is required to remember which language your prefer. These cookies cannot therefore be disabled.
3. Non-functional cookies
Non-functional cookies (analytical, statistical) allow us to evaluate and improve the content of the website and the services offered there, to carry out research concerning the performance and use of the website and the services that are proposed there, to discover and solve the problems related to the Internet site as well as and to better understand what interests the users.
These cookies will only be placed on your device if you have given your prior consent.
List of cookies
The website www.fednot.be uses the following cookies:
Contact
If you have the slightest question concerning the use of cookies on the www.fednot.be website, you may get in touch with our Data Protection Officer:
- by sending an e-mail to dpofednot@privanot.be; or
- by sending a letter to Privanot asbl, 30, rue de la Montagne, 1000 Brussels.