Tracking policy
Version dated 20 July 2026
Welcome to the Jungle, through its Website, makes companies more attractive by enhancing their employer brand and enabling a smooth recruitment experience for candidates and recruiters. Welcome to the Jungle also provides its users with a media outlet about work featuring articles, interviews and ebooks.
This Cookie Management Policy aims to define the rules applicable to the placing and use of cookies through browsing our Website https://solutions.welcometothejungle.com, or its sub-domains (hereinafter our “WTTJ Website”), and the use of the Services implemented by Coruscant (hereinafter “We”, “Welcome to the Jungle” or “WTTJ”).
This Cookie Management Policy forms an integral part of our Privacy Policy and is subject to the same definitions, acceptance rules and update rules. You can consult the Privacy Policy via the following link: https://www.welcometothejungle.com/fr/pages/privacy-policy.
By continuing to browse our Website, you confirm that you have read our Cookie Policy and accept it without restriction or reservation. If you do not agree with any of its terms, you are free to refrain from browsing our Website.
COOKIES
1. What is a cookie ?
Cookies are small text files saved on your device when you browse a website. They allow us to remember certain information and better understand your browsing (e.g., keeping you logged into your account, remembering your language or display preferences, saving your choices).
1.1 Internal cookies and third-party cookies
A third-party cookie is placed on your device by a server from a domain other than the Website’s domain. These third parties place cookies when you are logged in to their pages or when you view our Website. These cookies make it possible to track behavior across a network of websites by analyzing browsing history for targeting purposes.
Unlike internal cookies, which are managed directly by our Website, WTTJ does not have access to these third-party cookies.
1.2 Persistent cookies and session cookies
The lifespan of cookies varies:
- Session cookies: they last only for the duration of your online session and expire (are automatically deleted) when you close your browser;
- Persistent cookies: they remain on your device even after the browser is closed. They are stored on your device until their expiry date or until you delete them.
2. What types of cookies do we use?
2.1 Strictly necessary cookies
These cookies ensure essential functionalities and the proper operation of the Website. They are necessary and cannot be disabled in our systems without causing malfunctions.
You can, however, configure your browser to block or alert you about these cookies. In that case, some parts of the Website may not function.
Our use of these cookies is based on our legitimate interest in ensuring the security, technical operation and accessibility of the Website and our various services.
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Domain |
Cookie name |
Retention period |
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Hubspot |
__hs_opt_out |
6 months |
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__hs_do_not_track |
6 months |
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__hs_initial_opt_in |
7 days |
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__hs_cookie_cat_pref |
6 months |
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hs_ab_test |
End of session |
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_key |
14 days |
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hs-messages-is-open |
30 minutes |
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hs-messages-hide-welcome-message |
1 day |
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__hsmem |
7 days |
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hs-membership-csrf |
End of session |
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hs_langswitcher_choice |
2 years |
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__cfruid |
End of session |
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__cf_bm |
30 minutes |
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Axeptio |
connect.sid |
End of session |
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axeptio_authorized_vendors |
1 year |
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axeptio_cookies |
1 year |
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axeptio_all_vendors |
1 year |
2.2 Fonctionnality cookies
These cookies allow us to improve and personalize the Website’s functionalities. They may be enabled by WTTJ or by third parties whose services are used on our Website pages.
Our use of these cookies is based on your consent. If you refuse these cookies, some or all of these services may not function properly.
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Domain |
Cookie name |
Retention period |
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Hubspot |
messagesUtk |
6 months |
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__hstc |
6 months |
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hubspotutk |
6 months |
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__hssc |
30 minutes |
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__hssrc |
End of session |
2.3 Performance cookies
These cookies allow us to anonymously analyze page traffic (number of visits, visitor activity, return frequency), how you browse our Website, and the Website’s performance.
Our use of these cookies is based on your consent. If you refuse these cookies, we will not be able to know when you visited our Website or understand your browsing journey on our Website.
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Domain |
Cookie name |
Retention period |
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Hotjar |
hjSessionUser{site_id} |
1 year |
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_hjid |
1 year |
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_hjFirstSeen |
End of session |
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_hjUserAttributesHash |
End of session |
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_hjCachedUserAttributes |
End of session |
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_hjViewportId |
End of session |
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hjSession{site_id} |
30 minutes |
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_hjSessionTooLarge |
End of session |
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_hjSessionRejected |
End of session |
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_hjSessionResumed |
End of session |
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_hjLocalStorageTest |
Less than 1 second |
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_hjIncludedInPageviewSample |
30 minutes |
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_hjIncludedInSessionSample |
30 minutes |
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_hjAbsoluteSessionInProgress |
30 minutes |
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_hjTLDTest |
End of session |
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_hjRecordingEnabled |
End of session |
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_hjRecordingLastActivity |
End of session |
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GetQuanty |
cluid |
12 months |
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Eqy_email, _custom_data_emai |
12 months |
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eqy_company |
12 months |
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eqy_sessionid, PHPSESSID |
End of session |
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eqy_siteid |
12 months |
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Google Analytics |
__utm |
90 days |
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_ga |
90 days |
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_gat |
90 days |
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Google Ads |
_gclid |
180 days |
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_gclsrc |
180 days |
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_gcl_au |
180 days |
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Meta Ads |
_fbclid |
180 days |
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Linkedin Ads |
_li_fat_id |
180 days |
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_li_click_id |
180 days |
2.4 Targeting cookies
These cookies allow us to offer you personalized ads based on your browsing on the Website. They may be enabled on our Website by our partners and are used to build a profile of your interests and to show you targeted offers on other websites.
Our use of these cookies is based on your consent. If you refuse these cookies, no personalized offers will be shown to you.
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Domain |
Cookie name |
Retention period |
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Facebook Pixel |
_fbp |
3 months |
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_fbc |
3 months |
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Linkedin Pixel |
_li_fat_id |
3 months |
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_lidc |
3 months |
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Google Ads / YouTube Ads |
IDE |
3 months |
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NID, ANID |
3 months |
3. How to manage cookies?
3.1 Accepting, refusing, or setting cookies during your first visit
Placing cookies on your device requires your consent, or our legitimate interest when it comes to strictly necessary cookies. Therefore, as soon as you arrive on our Website, an information banner indicates that we use this technology and that, by continuing to browse, you accept the placing of cookies on your device.
You can, however, set your preferences at any time by clicking on the link “Manage Cookies” at the bottom of the website page.
Deleting functional cookies that are necessary to provide content by WTTJ may prevent you from accessing certain content on the Website.
WTTJ declines any responsibility for the consequences linked to the degraded operation of the Website resulting from the impossibility to save or consult the cookies necessary for the operation of the Website, which you would have refused to allow or requested to delete.
3.2 Accepting, refusing, or setting cookies via your browser
You can also manage cookies through your browser settings, using the means described below.
Choices offered by your browser software: you can configure your browser so that cookies are saved on your device or, conversely, rejected—either systematically or depending on the sender. You can also configure your browser so that the acceptance or refusal of cookies is proposed to you before a cookie is likely to be saved on your device.
Cookie management differs depending on each browser’s settings. For more details, click the links below.
- For Internet Explorer: https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows/delete-and-manage-cookies-168dab11-0753-043d-7c16-ede5947fc64d
- For Safari: https://support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/safari/sfri11471/mac
- For Google Chrome: https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95647?hl=fr&hlrm=en
- For Firefox: https://support.mozilla.org/fr/kb/protection-renforcee-contre-pistage-firefox-ordinateur
This setting may alter your browsing on the Internet and your conditions of access to certain services requiring the use of cookies.
This setting will not prevent ads from being displayed on the websites you visit, but it will block technologies that enable ads to be tailored to your interests.
For more information about cookies and their use, you can consult the website of the French Data Protection Authority (CNIL) at the following address: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/site-web-cookies-et-autres-traceurs.
3.3 Accepting, refusing, or setting cookies via your smartphone
You may decide to change your smartphone’s privacy settings.
To set your privacy settings:
- Apple system: https://support.apple.com/fr-fr/HT201265
- Android system: https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95647
4. How to exercise your rights?
You have the right of access, rectification, objection, deletion and restriction regarding information derived from cookies and other trackers.
These rights can be exercised at any time by contacting the Data Protection Officer (DPO) at privacy@wttj.co.
After contacting us, if you believe your rights are not respected, you also have the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority.
The French supervisory authority is the Commission Nationale de l’Informatique et des Libertés (CNIL), located at 3 Place de Fontenoy - TSA 80715 - 75334 PARIS CEDEX 07.
PIXELS
1. What is a pixel?
Tracking pixels are small invisible images embedded in certain emails. They allow us to automatically collect certain information when an email is opened (e.g., date/time of opening, IP address, device type, etc.), and then use it to optimize the sending of our campaigns, personalize our messages and refine ad targeting.
2. What types of pixels do we use?
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Purposes |
Sub-purposes |
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Analyzing email open rates for deliverability purposes |
We use pixels to know whether you open our emails and the date on which you do so in order to produce distribution statistics and take the actions necessary to manage mailing lists (e.g., adjusting frequency or stopping sends) |
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Analyzing email open rates to measure and optimize campaign performance |
We use pixels to know whether you open emails, the time at which you do so, and information about the device you use, in order to personalize message content and adapt sending frequency or the communication channel used |
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Creating recipient profiles based on expressed preferences and interests in order to target you outside the email context |
We use pixels to identify your preferences (e.g., emails you opened or topics you are interested in) in order to offer you tailored content or ads on other websites, applications or communication channels |
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Detecting and analyzing suspected fraud |
We use pixels to detect and analyze suspected fraud |
3. How to manage pixels?
When you sign up to WTTJ as a new customer, you can accept or refuse the use of pixels directly from our form before joining our mailing list.
If you are already a WTTJ customer, you can opt out of tracking at any time using the unsubscribe link at the bottom of our emails. This opt-out will not result in unsubscribing: you will continue to receive emails you are subscribed to, but we will no longer measure, on an individualized basis, their opens nor clicks on the links they contain.
If you do not opt out, we will continue to use pixels to collect information related to the opening of our emails, for the purposes described above.