Data protection
Privacy policy.
What information we collect, why we keep it, for how long, and how to exercise your rights.
Data controller
The processing described below is carried out by Laboratoires Phaenora S.A., whose registered office is in Rovelle.
Data protection officer
The data protection officer is Antoine Garnier. Any request concerning your data may be addressed to him at contact@phaenora.com.
What we collect
Simply browsing this website does not involve the collection of any personal data.
Taking part in the Anabasis Programme requires an account. We then collect the chosen pseudonym, an email address where one is provided, and the information relating to the course itself: the answers submitted, the time at which each was submitted, and how far the course has been completed.
Purposes and legal basis
This information allows us to maintain your account, to restore your progress from one session to the next, and to observe the modes of reasoning employed along the way. Processing is based on consent, given when the account is opened and withdrawable at any time.
Retention periods
- Enquiry sent by email
- 3 years from the last exchange
- Language cookie
- 12 months
- Session cookie
- 12 months
- Information relating to participation in the Anabasis Programme
- Kept without time limit
Recipients
The information collected is intended for the Phaenora Laboratories teams responsible for the Anabasis Programme. It is not sold and is not passed to any third party for commercial purposes.
Cookies
The Anabasis site sets two cookies strictly necessary to its operation: pg_lang, which remembers the chosen language, and pg_sid, which identifies your session and without which your progress could not be returned to you. No analytics or advertising cookie is set.
Your rights
You have the right to access, rectify, erase, restrict, object to and port your data. These rights are exercised through the data protection officer, at the address given above.
Erasure is carried out subject to any information whose retention is required by a legal obligation, or by the integrity of our research.
You may also lodge a complaint with the national data protection authority.
Last updated: March 2027.