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Personal data and cookies policy

Personal data processing policy (version dated 16/12/2024)

This Nordnet Personal Data Processing Policy applies to all Nordnet customers who use the Orange Satellite with Nordnet Offer in Belgium.

It may change from time to time. The version in force is the one published on the website https://www.nordnet.com/be/en/personal-data-cookies-policy.

The persons concerned by the processing carried out within the framework of this Policy are the:

  • Customers with a residential and/or professional offer, users of the Orange Satellite with Nordnet Offer ;
  • Prospects ;
  • Rights holders, representatives and agents of customers ;

What is personal data?

Personal data is any information relating to an identified natural person or a natural person who can be identified, directly or indirectly, in accordance with Article 4, 11) of Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016, and Article 2 of French Law No. 78-17 of 6 January 1978 on Data Processing, Data Files and Individual Liberties in its current version.

What are the essential principles of data protection?

Nordnet processes this data in compliance with the essential principles of personal data protection as defined by the regulations and in particular Article 5 of the GDPR, namely:

  • The principles of lawfulness, fairness and transparency,
  • The principle of purpose limitation
  • The principle of data minimisation
  • The principle of accuracy
  • The principle of keeping data for no longer than is necessary for the purposes for which it is processed
  • The principle of integrity and confidentiality

Where does the personal data processed by Nordnet come from?

In the course of its activities, Nordnet collects and processes personal data in various ways in its capacity as data controller.

Certain data are made available by the customer or collected directly from the customer by Nordnet and others are collected through the services provided by Nordnet.

Nordnet does not process any sensitive personal information relating to the customer's state of health, sexual orientation, political sensitivities, ethnic origin, religious or political convictions.

Nordnet may also be the recipient of data collected from you by a third party acting on your behalf or with your authorisation (e.g. when you use digital assistance).

Certain data may be collected indirectly via cookies, which are the subject of a Cookies Policy accessible on the https://www.nordnet.com/be/en/personal-data-cookies-policy?anchor=cookies website.

Nordnet may also receive data from:

  • The satellite operator for the provision of the satellite internet access service
  • The authorities
  • The telecommunications mediation service
  • Organisations aiming to combat fraud or to deal with unpaid bills.

What type of data does Nordnet process?

Nordnet may process the following types of data:

  • Identification data: surname, first name, e-mail address, postal address, telephone number, administrative identifier, proof of identity or residence, etc;
  • Personal data: household composition, interests, etc;
  • Professional life: job held, work organisation, etc;
  • Personal characteristics: marital status, legal protection measures, social measures from which the customer benefits insofar as this is necessary to take out an offer;
  • Financial data: means of payment, invoices, payment history, etc;
  • Products and services owned or used, offers and options;
  • Consumption statements;
  • Information relating to equipment, services, after-sales service and assistance;
  • Technical data: browsing data, connection logs, data linked to the installation of software subscribed to by Nordnet, etc;
  • Complaints and possible disputes;

When personal data is collected, the customer is informed whether it is compulsory or optional, and when it is compulsory, failure to provide personal data presented as compulsory may make it impossible to process your request.

How is your personal data used?

Nordnet collects and processes your personal data for specific, explicit and legitimate purposes. They are processed in accordance with the purposes previously defined by Nordnet.

Nordnet processes your data as part of your browsing on our website nordnet.com/be, your requests for information or eligibility as well as your possible participation in giveaways.

Nordnet processes personal data for the purposes of contractual or pre-contractual management of customers and prospective customers under the Orange Satellite with Nordnet Offer.

To this end, several processing operations are carried out on the personal data collected, in particular in order to:

  • Respond to requests relating to the exercise of personal rights;
  • Respond to requests for information (including when you request that Nordnet call you back or use the contact form);
  • Carrying out or enabling your eligibility as part of your Internet access;
  • Providing services (in particular delivering products or services ordered, activating the offer);
  • Identify and authenticate the customer and/or user, contacts (...);
  • Enter the order and your action requests;
  • Managing equipment, preparing it, configuring it, dispatching it, collecting it, repackaging it, destroying it;
  • Managing incoming mail;
  • Invoice and collect payments/ if necessary, carry out debt collection;
  • Providing after-sales service and, where applicable, legal guarantees, as well as assistance and responding to requests for information;
  • Handling contract terminations (such as cancellations and withdrawals), or portability requests, such as changing supplier;
  • Responding to any complaints and disputes, and handling requests from the Electronic Communications Ombudsman.

Nordnet processes personal data based on its legitimate interests, in particular in order to:

  • Manage requests for information or eligibility;
  • Carry out surveys of customers or prospective customers;
  • Carry out processing for statistical purposes;
  • Ensuring the security of platforms, services and networks;
  • Deploy and operate services;
  • Combating fraud;
  • Analysing the use of services in order to make proposals to customers;
  • Improve offers, customer relations and support;
  • Dealing with security incidents and improving security.

Nordnet processes personal data based on the collection of your consent, in particular for the purposes of canvassing and contractual follow-up. These include in particular:

  • To carry out processing for the purposes of organising direct marketing operations, sales promotions, givaways, etc;
  • To make fully automated decisions based on profiling;
  • To share data relating to the conclusion and performance of the contract, its possible withdrawal or termination with Orange Belgium.

Depending on the applicable regulations, your status as a consumer or professional, the means of communication used and the operation concerned, Nordnet may need to obtain your prior consent. For all practical purposes, you are reminded that the fact of not expressly consenting to the receipt of commercial canvassing on a new collection form shall not constitute opposition to the receipt of commercial offers and information from Nordnet, without any further action on your part, in the event that you have previously consented to the receipt thereof.

Nordnet processes your data in order to meet its legal or regulatory obligations, in particular in order to:

  • Keeping the required data, including location and connection data;
  • Respond to requests for data from authorised authorities or bodies;
  • Respond to judicial requisitions and interception requests;
  • Respond to requests for emergency communications, warning messages or information of general interest, sent by the authorities;

To sum up:

How long is your personal data kept?

our data will be kept for the duration:

  • Necessary for the fulfilment of the aforementioned purposes;
  • Defined in accordance with legal retention obligations;
  • Legal statute of limitations.

The retention periods for personal data are applied by Nordnet, in particular on the basis of the following criteria:

Who is your personal data intended for?

Your data is intended for use by Nordnet's departments as well as its subcontractors (within the meaning of the RGPD) involved in the provision of services, and more generally in order to commercially propose Nordnet's Offer, collect/enter the Order, execute or provide all or part of the Offer, carry out the delivery and/or installation, where applicable, of the Equipment, and/or the operations for which it may have been entrusted by Nordnet (in particular in respect of maintenance, assistance, customer service, collection, canvassing, auditing, etc.).

Some of these operations may be carried out outside the European Union, with regard to the commercial proposal of the Offer, Order entry, assistance and customer service, under the responsibility and control of Nordnet.

The data processed may, depending on the offers, be intended for Nordnet's subcontractors. In this case, Nordnet only communicates your data to subcontractors with whom Nordnet has concluded a contract by which they guarantee their commitment and their capacity to meet security and confidentiality requirements, and to respect all legal and regulatory obligations in terms of the protection of personal data.

Finally, the data processed may be transmitted to the authorities, administrations, competent bodies, at their request, within the framework of legal or regulatory procedures, requisitions or judicial decisions and requests for communication, as well as to persons subject to an obligation of secrecy who may be recipients of such data in order to assist Nordnet with its legal or regulatory obligations.

Nordnet does not sell your data to third parties for commercial purposes.

Where is your personal data processed?

The data collected is processed by Nordnet and its subcontractors, mainly within the European Union. Customer identification data and electronic communications metadata are kept within the European Union. Certain data may nevertheless be processed outside the European Union, in particular for reasons of storage, assistance or performance of the contract, by subcontractors.

Where applicable, an adequate level of protection of your personal data is required for any transfer of data outside the European Union if the country does not benefit from an adequacy decision issued by the European Commission. In this case, Nordnet takes the necessary measures to ensure that such a transfer presents the appropriate guarantees, in particular contractually, by means of standard contractual clauses of the European Commission or any other approved mechanism, in compliance with the applicable regulations.

What are your rights with regard to personal data?

In particular, you have a right of access, rectification, limitation, deletion and opposition, for legitimate reasons and under the applicable legal conditions, to the processing of your personal data, and the right to object to the transmission to third parties of personal information concerning you or to the receipt of commercial information in accordance with the applicable legal and regulatory provisions.

In accordance with articles L.224-42-1 to L.224-42-4 of the Consumer Code, you also have the right to portability and recovery of your data.

You have the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority (the ADP).

Nordnet does not carry out any processing involving a fully automated decision based on profiling. You are informed that if this were the case, you would be informed and you also have the right to object to a fully automated decision based on profiling being made by Nordnet.

The Customer, as well as any person whose Data may be processed by Nordnet, can exercise all of these rights by submitting a request:

  • By e-mail to: coordonnees@nordnet.com (only requests concerning personal data sent to this address will be processed), or
  • By post to Nordnet, Département Gestion Clients, 245 Boulevard de Tournai (5ème étage) - CS 20458 - 59664 VILLENEUVE D'ASCQ CEDEX, France,

The request must be accompanied, where applicable, by any useful supporting documents and must specify the identity of the applicant, his contact details (e-mail address, telephone number, postal address, etc.), the Customer number, the subject of his request, and provide proof, where necessary, at Nordnet's request, of his identity in the case of a request for access, portability or deletion.

In the event of an incomplete request, Nordnet may ask the Customer to provide any additional information, and/or proof of identity and/or of his right to act and, in the cases provided for or authorised by the applicable regulations, possibly to explain the legitimate reasons relating to the request.

Within the framework of the exercise of the right of access by which a person requests the transmission of an additional copy of the DCP processed by Nordnet, it may subordinate the delivery of this copy to the payment of a sum corresponding to the administrative costs linked to the additional copy requested.

In the event that the processing of the request is not satisfactory, the person benefits from the right to lodge a complaint with the national control authority competent with regard to the Customer, namely the DPA (whose website can be accessed at the following address: https://www.autoriteprotectiondonnees.be/citoyen) or with the national control authority competent with regard to Nordnet, namely the CNIL (whose website can be accessed at the following address: https://www.cnil.fr).

Finally, any person having the status of Consumer may register free of charge on an opposition list called ‘Do Not Call Me’ (or ‘Do not call me again’) in order to no longer be canvassed by telephone. Customers who are Consumers can do this by registering on the https://www.dncm.be/fr/acceuil website or by calling +32.2.882.19.75 from the telephone number they wish to be added to the list.

How is your personal data secured?

Nordnet attaches particular importance to the security of your personal data and ensures that your personal data is processed in compliance with the applicable regulatory and legal requirements, including when certain operations are carried out by subcontractors.

To this end, Nordnet has put in place appropriate security measures to ensure that access to your data is limited solely to employees, subcontractors or other third parties who need access in order to carry out their duties and who are subject to an obligation of confidentiality.

Appropriate technical and organisational measures to prevent the loss, misuse, alteration and capture of your personal data are implemented by Nordnet and its possible subcontractors, including data encryption. These measures are adapted and revised according to the level of sensitivity of the data processed and according to the level of risk presented by the processing and its implementation.

Access to Nordnet’s information system is restricted to persons who need it for work purposes as part of the duties entrusted to them by Nordnet.

Nordnet trains its employees to protect the personal data they use in the course of their work and asks them to comply with the company's rules and ethical standards.

Nordnet carries out checks and audits to verify that these rules are respected.

Nordnet requires its suppliers to adhere to Nordnet's security principles.

If you wish to contact Nordnet's Data Protection Officer, please send an e-mail to: dpo@nordnet.com

Cookies policy for nordnet.com website and nordnet.com/be page(version dated 16/12/2024)

The Cookies Policy informs you of the way in which Nordnet may use Cookies during your online browsing and interactions with Nordnet on www.nordnet.com/be, including the Customer Area. By giving your consent to the purposes detailed below, and as per the terms and conditions set out below, you authorise Nordnet and, where applicable, its partners (referred to in the cookie management tool), to use cookies other than those necessary for the correct operation of the www.nordnet.com/be page, in particular in order to improve your user experience.

What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files stored by a server on a connected device (computer, tablet, smartphone, games console, etc.) and associated with a domain name or sub-domain (grouping together all or some of the pages of the corresponding website).

These text files are stored on your device's hard drive and read as you browse the Internet. They may be deposited and read by Nordnet's servers, but also by third-party websites or networks, particularly when visiting a website or installing software. Cookies enable information stored or present on your connected device to be read during subsequent contacts with the same domain.

Cookies are useful for operation of a website; for example, in order to authenticate your password, to save the contents of your shopping basket or your browsing language, to offer you targeted advertising matching some of your preferences, and more generally to record information related to your browsing on the Internet on your connected device, subject however to the choices you have expressed concerning these files (which can be modified at any time). The issuer of a cookie is likely to read or modify the information contained in it.

What are your rights as regards cookies?

In accordance with the applicable regulations, any person intending to use a cookie with an Internet user must first of all inform the latter of the purpose of the cookie envisaged.

There are two categories of cookies:

  • Those for which it is necessary to obtain the prior consent of the Internet user
  • Those that are not subject to the requirement of prior consent

Cookies requiring the user's consent may not be written or read until you have given your explicit consent by, for example, making a choice when the cookie banner appears.

Which cookies are not subject to prior consent?

In accordance with regulations, some cookies do not require prior consent. These are:

  • Cookies whose sole purpose is to enable or facilitate electronic communication.
  • Cookies that are strictly necessary to provide an offer expressly requested by the user.
  • Audience measurement cookies for exemptions recognised by the CNIL (French Data Protection Authority) for the purpose of establishing anonymous statistics.

What cookies does Nordnet use that are not subject to consent?

Nordnet uses cookies for two distinct purposes on nordnet.com/be.

Strictly necessary cookies

These cookies are essential to ensure smooth operation of nordnet.com/be and to enable you to browse and use its functions according to your needs (for example, access your customer area). Without these cookies, the site cannot work properly.

They may also implement security measures, for example when you are asked to reconnect to content or a service after a certain period of time has lapsed.

Preference and session cookies

These cookies enable nordnet.com/be to adapt its presentation to the display preferences linked to your device, in order to provide you with a more personalised experience when you visit nordnet.com/be, depending on the hardware and software on the device used for reading or viewing content (for example, your identifier, the language selected, the operating system used or the display resolution).

These cookies are also used to store information relating to any forms you have already completed on nordnet.com/be (registration or access to your account) or to the Offer you have subscribed to or selected, or to access the customer area or partner access.

Which cookies require prior consent?

All other cookies, except for those that are not subject to consent and mentioned above, require prior consent from the Internet user.

For example:

  • Cookies used for targeted advertising
  • Social media cookies
  • Certain audience measurement cookies

How does Nordnet obtain consent for cookies?

When you visit nordnet.com/be, Nordnet collects and archives your consent by means of a cookie management tool which, depending on the Website, may be Didomi, a French solution for collecting and retaining consent to the use of cookies

This cookie management tool appears when you browse nordnet.com/be. It can be used:

  • By you to find out more about the cookies used.
  • By you to choose whether or not to consent to some or all of the cookies (by Marketing, Experience and Relations, Statistics and Audience sections) by clicking on the acceptance button.
  • To collect and save your consent.
  • To keep a register of consent in order to be able to demonstrate that we have collected it before using the cookie(s) concerned.
  • By you to go back to your choice and change it at any time. For Didomi, clicking on «Edit my cookie preferences» allows you to reset your choices.

Simply browsing nordnet.com/be does not imply your consent to the use of cookies.

Which marketing and advertising cookies used by Nordnet are subject to consent?

On nordnet.com/be, we use different types of cookies for marketing and advertising purposes in order to offer you targeted advertising and to make your browsing experience as simple and personalised as possible.

They are also used to improve advertising campaigns and to limit the display time or the number of times ads are shown.

We use marketing cookies from the following publishers:

Cookies linked to customer experience and customer relations

To enable us to communicate with you via a variety of channels and maintain good customer relations, nordnet.com/be has teamed up with the following partner to enable you to use chat:

Audience measurement and statistics cookies

These cookies collect information used to compile traffic and usage statistics for the various components of nordnet.com/be (for example, the most frequently visited sections and content, routes, etc.). These cookies are only used to improve the quality and ergonomics of nordnet.com/be and the services offered.

nordnet.com/be uses audience measurement cookies from the following publishers:

Social media cookies

nordnet.com/be may include links to Nordnet accounts on Facebook, Twitter or Youtube.

Nordnet does not manage any cookies, nor it is informed by these social media of any use of cookies when accessing their networks, and therefore has no control over them. Nordnet does not receive any information from these social media. We therefore recommend that you read the cookie management policies made available by the social media in question.

You can share articles from our Blog on your Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest social media accounts. These networks use cookies that are not sent to us.

How long do these cookies last?

Generally speaking, cookies are kept for a maximum of six months on an active basis, from the time they are first placed on your device. However, some analytical cookies are kept in the active database for 90 days. Once these deadlines have passed, the cookies are deleted.

Your consent to the installation and use of Cookies for the lapsed period is archived for the duration of the legal statute of limitations, i.e. 5 years from the date of collection.

If you visit nordnet.com/be again after deleting your cookies, you will be asked to renew consent to their installation and use.

How can you oppose the use of these cookies?

Nordnet collects your consent or opposition before depositing advertising cookies, audience measurement cookies, cookies related to customer experience and customer relations.

Consent is expressed by the authorisation(s) you give us when the Didomi cookie management tool banner appears. The purposes of the cookies used are set out under the three headings: Marketing, Customer Experience, and Statistics and Audience. You can also accept the deposit of cookies, object to them or continue to browse, in which case you will be deemed to have refused the deposit of cookies on your device.

Finally, you can review and/or edit your cookie preferences at any time by clicking, for Didomi, on the link at the bottom of the page «Edit my cookie preferences» accessible directly on nordnet.com/be.

In addition, you can:

  • Configure your browser settings using the suggested methods (procedure specific to each browser)
  • Disable cookies directly with their publishers via the unsubscribe links provided
  • Disable cookies directly using a tag management solution that centralises the collection of consent in a single tool

To find out more

The CNIL (French data protection authority) provides practical information and tools to help you understand and master the concept of cookies more effectively. We therefore urge you to go to the website www.cnil.fr, under the heading «Cookies: tools for control» or the website of APD-GBA, the Belgian data protection authority (www.autoriteprotectiondonnees.be).

For any further information concerning the processing of personal data by Nordnet, please view our Personal Data Processing Policy.

Requests for access, modification or deletion should be sent by post to the address given in the Legal Notice or by e-mail to coordonnees@nordnet.com (only requests relating to the exercise of these rights will be processed).