TERMS AND
TERMS
General Terms of Use for the John Langlois Website
Preamble
These general terms of use are entered into between:
- The site manager, hereinafter referred to as "the Publisher",
- Any person wishing to access the site and its services, hereinafter referred to as "the User".
Article 1 - Principles
The purpose of these general terms of use is to provide a legal framework for the use of the John Langlois website and its services.
The website www.johnlanglois.com is a service of:
- John Langlois Sole Proprietorship
- Located at 50 Bd Beau Rivage, Antibes, France
- Website URL: www.johnlanglois.com
- Email: johnlanglois24@gmail.com
- Phone number: 0619734198
The general terms of use must be accepted by all Users, and access to the site constitutes acceptance of these conditions.
Article 2 - Evolution and Duration of the Terms
These general terms of use are concluded for an indefinite period. The contract takes effect with respect to the User from the beginning of the use of the service.
The John Langlois site reserves the right to modify the clauses of these general terms of use at any time and without justification.
Article 3 - Access to the Site
Any User with internet access can access the John Langlois site free of charge from anywhere. The costs incurred by the User to access the site (internet connection, computer equipment, etc.) are not the responsibility of the Publisher.
The site and its various services may be interrupted or suspended by the Publisher, particularly during maintenance, without obligation of notice or justification.
The User has access to the following services: Freestyle bike show.
Article 4 - Responsibilities
The Publisher cannot be held responsible in case of failure, breakdown, difficulty, or interruption of operation, preventing access to the site or any of its functionalities.
The connection equipment used by the User to access the site is the User’s responsibility. The User must take all appropriate measures to protect the equipment and data from internet threats, including viral attacks. The User is also solely responsible for the sites and data they consult.
The Publisher cannot be held liable in case of legal action against the User:
- Due to the use of the site or any service accessible via the internet;
- Due to non-compliance by the User with these general terms.
The Publisher is not responsible for any damage caused to the User, third parties, and/or the User’s equipment as a result of their connection to or use of the site. The User waives any action against the Publisher due to this.
If the Publisher becomes the subject of an amicable or judicial procedure due to the use of the site by the User, it may turn against the User to obtain compensation for all damages, sums, sentences, and costs that may arise from this procedure.
Article 5 - Intellectual Property
All technical documents, products, photographs, texts, logos, drawings, videos, etc., are subject to copyright and are protected by the Intellectual Property Code. When provided to our clients, they remain the exclusive property of John Langlois, the sole holder of intellectual property rights on these documents, which must be returned upon request.
Our clients agree not to make any use of these documents that may infringe the supplier's industrial or intellectual property rights and agree not to disclose them to any third party, except with the express and prior authorization of the Publisher.
Article 6 - Hypertext Links
The User is strictly prohibited from setting up any hypertext links to all or part of the site without the prior written authorization of the Publisher, requested by email at johnlanglois24@gmail.com.
The Publisher is free to refuse this authorization without having to justify its decision in any way. Should the Publisher grant authorization, it is in any case temporary and may be withdrawn at any time, without obligation of justification by the Publisher.
In any case, any link must be removed upon simple request by the Publisher. Any information accessible via a link to other sites is not under the control of the Publisher, who declines all responsibility for their content.
Article 7 - Protection of Personal Data
**Data Collected**
Personal data collected on this site includes:
- Account creation: name, first name, email address, phone number, postal address;
- Connection: name, first name, login data, usage data, location data, and payment data;
- Profile: address and phone number;
- Payment: bank account or credit card data;
- Communication: communication data during interactions with other members;
- Cookies: cookies can be disabled through browser settings.
**Use of Personal Data**
Personal data collected from Users is intended to provide site services, improve them, and maintain a secure environment. Specifically, the uses are as follows:
- Access and use of the site by the User;
- Site management and optimization;
- Payment services management;
- User identification and authentication;
- Enabling communication between Users;
- User support implementation;
- Personalized services and advertising based on browsing history and preferences;
- Fraud, malware detection, and security incident management;
- Managing disputes with Users;
- Sending commercial and advertising information based on User preferences.
**Sharing of Personal Data with Third Parties**
Personal data may be shared with third-party companies in the following cases:
- When using payment services, the site interacts with third-party banking and financial companies;
- When the User publishes information in public comment areas;
- When the User authorizes a third-party website to access their data;
- When the site uses service providers for User support, advertising, and payment services. These providers have limited access to User data as part of performing these services and are contractually obliged to comply with applicable data protection regulations;
- If required by law, the site may transmit data to comply with legal proceedings;
- If involved in a merger, acquisition, asset sale, or bankruptcy proceedings, the site may transfer or share all or part of its assets, including personal data. Users will be informed before personal data is transferred to a third party.
**Security and Confidentiality**
The website implements organizational, technical, software, and physical security measures to protect personal data against unauthorized access, alteration, destruction, or disclosure. However, the internet is not a completely secure environment, and the website cannot guarantee the security of data transmission or storage over the internet.
**User Rights**
In accordance with applicable personal data regulations, Users have the following rights, which they can exercise by sending a request to johnlanglois24@gmail.com:
- Right of access: Users can request to access their personal data;
- Right of rectification: Users can request updates to their personal data if inaccurate;
- Right of deletion: Users can request the deletion of their personal data, in accordance with applicable laws;
- Right to limit processing: Users can request to limit the processing of their personal data in accordance with GDPR provisions;
- Right to object to data processing: Users can object to their data being processed as per GDPR provisions;
- Right to data portability: Users can request their personal data to be transferred to a new site.
**Clause Evolution**
The website reserves the right to make any changes to this data protection clause at any time. If a modification is made, the new version will be published on the site, and Users will be informed via email at least 15 days before the effective date. If the User disagrees with the new terms, they can delete their account.
Article 8 - Cookies
The John Langlois site may collect standard information automatically. Indirectly collected information will only be used to monitor traffic volume, type, and configuration, to develop the site design and layout, and for other administrative and planning purposes to improve the service offered.
Article 9 - Applicable Law
These general terms of use are governed by French law. If the parties cannot resolve a dispute amicably, the dispute will be submitted to the jurisdiction of the French courts.