1. Scope and publisher identity
This policy describes the supplied static website for Sortsptscenegardn, an interior-design journal. It explains the behaviour of the page code, including privacy-preference storage and the email-draft form. It does not verify the practices of a hosting company, email provider or future site operator.
The displayed publisher, Sortsptscenegardn Éditions SAS, company number DEMO-FR-2026-014, and address at 18 rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis, 75010 Paris, France, are illustrative and unverified. They do not identify a verified legal data controller. Before operating this as a live service, the operator must publish its actual identity, contact details and applicable processing arrangements.
The designated privacy address is [email protected]. This inbox is not verified, so delivery or a response cannot be guaranteed. Do not send identity documents or other sensitive information to an unverified contact.
2. Information used while you browse
The supplied code has no accounts, checkout, newsletter registration, advertising pixels, analytics or session recording. It does not create a visitor identifier or use your reading activity for profiling or automated decisions. The illustrations are inline SVG, and the styles and scripts load from the website rather than third-party design or mapping services.
When a website is hosted, its server necessarily receives connection information to deliver pages. Depending on the actual configuration, the host or security provider may record IP addresses, request times, requested URLs, browser information and referring pages. The supplied files do not establish whether such logs are retained, who can access them or how long they are kept. The live operator must confirm those details.
3. Your local privacy preference
The website uses a first-party localStorage entry named spg-cookie-consent-v1. It contains a version number, your selected choice, analytics and functional preference flags, and a save timestamp. It does not contain your name, email address, message or a visitor ID. The site code does not transmit this preference to a server.
The entry remains in your browser until replaced, cleared by you or removed by the browser; it has no automatic expiry. “Accept All” and “Reject Non-Essential” both save a choice. Optional services remain inactive under either selection because none are included. You can change the flags through “Cookie preferences” in the footer, or remove the entry using your browser’s site-data controls.
For the storage inventory and browser instructions, read the cookie policy. If browser storage is unavailable, your selection may apply only to the current page.
4. The contact form prepares a draft, not a submission
The contact form asks for your name, email address, a topic and a message. JavaScript validates these fields and builds a draft preview on your device. Selecting “Prepare email draft” does not upload the fields or send an email. The supplied code does not save form contents in localStorage or a server database.
Selecting “Open email application” passes the recipient, subject and message to the email application or handler configured in your browser. That service may save or synchronise a draft according to its own settings, even before you send it. If you send the message, the relevant email providers process its contents, your sender details and associated delivery information under their own arrangements.
Privacy enquiries are addressed to [email protected]; other topics use [email protected]. Both destinations require verification by the operator. Browser autofill, page restoration and email-draft retention are controlled by your browser or email service, not by this website’s script.
Please include only what is needed to explain your question. Avoid payment details, sensitive personal information and confidential information about other people.
5. Purposes and legal bases
The local preference record exists to remember the privacy choice you request. Any live operator must assess the applicable device-storage exemption for this essential function and identify a lawful basis for any related personal-data processing. Optional tools must be assessed and, where required, held back until valid consent is obtained; the current preference flags do not authorise undisclosed future services.
If an operating publisher receives correspondence, its purpose would be to consider the enquiry and, where appropriate, respond. Depending on the circumstances, the applicable basis may be legitimate interests in handling correspondence, steps you request before entering a contract, or compliance with a legal obligation such as responding to a data-rights request. Security logging may rely on a proportionate legitimate interest in protecting the service. The actual controller must confirm and explain the bases it uses; this illustrative notice does not establish them for an unknown operator.
6. Recipients, transfers and retention
No advertising or analytics recipient is integrated into the supplied pages. Actual hosting and email providers may process information needed to deliver their services. Their identities, processing locations, contractual safeguards and any transfers outside the European Economic Area are not established by these files. A live operator must disclose relevant recipients and, where required, the transfer mechanism and how to obtain information about safeguards.
The only retention period fixed by the page code is the local preference entry’s persistence until replacement or deletion. Form values remain in the page while it is open, subject to browser restoration behaviour. No verified retention schedule is available for server logs, received emails, email drafts or backups. The operator must set and disclose appropriate periods or criteria, keeping personal information only as long as necessary for the stated purpose or a legal requirement.
7. Your rights and choices
Where the GDPR applies, you may have rights to request access to your personal data, correction, erasure, restriction of processing and data portability, subject to the conditions for each right. You may object to processing based on legitimate interests. Where processing relies on consent, you may withdraw it without affecting the lawfulness of processing before withdrawal.
You can manage the website’s local preference directly through your browser. For data held by an actual operator, use its verified privacy contact and describe the request without sending unnecessary personal information. Identity checks should be proportionate. GDPR requests generally require a response within one month; a permitted extension must be explained within that initial period. These obligations apply to an actual controller, and the illustrative inbox cannot guarantee fulfilment.
You also have the right to complain to a competent data-protection authority, including the Commission Nationale de l’Informatique et des Libertés (CNIL) in France, or an authority in your place of habitual residence, work or the alleged infringement. Contacting the website first is not a prerequisite to a complaint.
8. Security, external services and updates
The draft-only form reduces the information sent through the website, but no browser, hosting arrangement or email service can be described as risk-free. The operator is responsible for appropriate access controls, secure hosting and any systems used to handle correspondence. You should review email recipients and draft contents before sending.
Following an external link takes you to a service with its own privacy practices. This notice should be updated whenever the operator, providers, collection methods or purposes change, with a revised date shown above. Before any additional tracking or contact-submission service is introduced, its operation and relevant choices must be clearly explained.