For the attention of participants in a Médiamétrie interview

We would like to thank you for taking part in a telephone interview carried out at the request of Médiamétrie as part of its studies. The information gathered due to the interview in which you agreed to take part on an optional basis is collected by Médiamétrie as part of its various statistical studies and in particular: audience measurement, analyses of media conduct and methods of consumption, services of qualification, validation, harmonisation and certification of data. By using this same data, Médiamétrie also performs enrichment services of the data of its partners or its own data for statistical purposes. Médiamétrie uses the services of subcontractors in relation to processing the data collected. These subcontractors are chosen carefully according to criteria enabling to meet with the legislation applicable in terms of personal data protection. The contractual relations between Médiamétrie and its subcontractors are governed by subcontracting agreements. Only Médiamétrie and its possible subcontractor(s) may receive your personal data. The results of the research published by Médiamétrie are completely anonymous. In the case of processing personal data of minors, Médiamétrie undertakes to obtain and prove the consent provided by the adult with parental authority if the minor is less than fifteen years old. The personal information collected is kept for a period of five years as from the date of your last participation in a Médiamétrie interview. In accordance with the French Data Protection law, you have the right to access, correct, object to, delete your personal data along with the right to its portability and restriction of processing You also have the right to define the guidelines for the fate of your data after your death. – You may use these rights by contacting Médiamétrie – 70, rue Rivay – 92532 Levallois Perret Cedex France or at the following address: dpo@mediametrie.fr In accordance with the GDPR, you have a right to make a complaint to the French supervisory authority, established in France, the Commission Nationale de l'Informatique et des Libertés (CNIL).”