Privacy Policy

Who we are

fmcloud.fm is a hosting service offered by 1-more-thing, an IT B2B consulting firm based in Belgium (Brussels) and France (Paris, Strasbourg).

The address to our website is: https://www.fmcloud.fm.

How is personal data collected?

Contact forms

We collect the data you share with us when you fill a contact form on our website, including your IP address.

Comments

When you leave a comment on our website, the data entered in the comment form as well as your IP address and the user agent of your browser are collected to help us detect unwanted comments.

An anonymized string (hash), created from your email address, can be sent to Gravatar to check if you are using this service. Gravatar’s Privacy Policy is available here: https://automattic.com/privacy/. If this is the case, your profile picture will be visible publicly next to your comment when it has been validated.

Medias

If you upload images to the website, we advise you to avoid uploading images containing EXIF data from GPS coordinates. Visitors to our website can download and extract location data from these images.

Embedded content from other sites

Articles on this site may include embedded content (eg videos, images, articles …). Content embedded from other sites behaves in the same way as if the visitor visited that other site.

These websites may collect data about you, use cookies, embed third-party tracking tools or track your interactions with these embedded contents if you have an account connected to their website.

How do we use the personal data we collect?

Articles on this site may include embedded content (eg videos, images, articles …). Content embedded from other sites behaves in the same way as if the visitor visited that other site.

These websites may collect data about you, use cookies, embed third-party tracking tools or track your interactions with these embedded contents if you have an account connected to their website.

Cookies

If you submit a comment on our site, you will be offered to save your name, e-mail address and website in cookies. This is only for your convenience, so you do not have to enter this information if you post another comment later. These cookies expire after one year.

If you have an account and log into this site, a temporary cookie will be created to determine if your browser accepts cookies. It does not contain personal data and will be deleted automatically when you close your browser.

When you sign in, we’ll set up a number of cookies to save your login information and screen preferences. The lifetime of a login cookie is two days, that of a screen option cookie is one year. If you check “remember me”, your cookie will be kept for two weeks. If you log out of your account, the login cookie will be deleted.

By modifying or posting an article, an additional cookie will be saved in your browser. This cookie does not include any personal data. It simply indicates the identifier of the article you just modified. It expires after one day.

Audience statistics and measurements

We may use anonymized audience statistics and measurements to assess reach and to evaluate and improve how we communicate information.

How long do we store the data?

If you leave a comment, the comment and its metadata are kept indefinitely. This allows the system to recognize and approve your subsequent comments instead of adding them to the moderation queue.

For users who register on our site, we also store the personal data indicated in their profile. All users can view, modify, or delete their personal information at any time (except their username). Site managers can also view and edit this information.

Do we transmit your personal data?

Visitor comments can be verified using an automated spam detection service.

Your rights concerning your data

If you have an account or have left comments on the site, you can request to receive a file containing all the personal data we have about you, including the ones you have provided. You can also request the deletion of your personal data. This does not take into account the data stored for administrative, legal or security reasons.