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Data controller

Who is responsible

The site is run by Thierry Lechanteur (Liège, Belgium), an independent cultural project with no advertising. For any question or to exercise your rights, use the Reviews & contact page.

Cookies & trackers

Cookies used

Audience measurement (Google Analytics). The site uses Google Analytics to count visits and understand how pages are used. It sets cookies (e.g. _ga) and sends technical data to Google, including a shortened IP. This is a non-essential cookie.
Local preferences (no cookie). Your theme (day/night) and language choices are saved in your browser's local storage (li_theme, li_lang). They stay on your device and are never transmitted.
No advertising or social-media trackers. The site carries no ads and no third-party advertising cookies.

Data collected

What we record

Anonymous visit counts. A simple per-venue and per-panorama counter, with no personal identifier.
AI guide conversations. The text of your questions and the guide's answers are stored, with a date and a non-reversible technical identifier derived from your IP (a truncated hash — not your IP itself). These exchanges are shown publicly and anonymously on the Questions page. Please don't enter personal data in your questions.
Reviews & contact. If you use the contact form, we keep what you provide there to reply to you.

Purpose

Why we keep this

Recorded questions and answers let us improve the AI guide: by analysing the publicly displayed responses, we refine the instructions (prompts) that shape the guide's tone and accuracy, and we compare how successive AI models answer the same questions over time. Audience measurement helps us understand which works draw the most interest.

Third parties

Who else processes data

Anthropic (Claude API, United States) — your questions are sent to Anthropic to generate the guide's answers.
Google (United States) — Analytics (audience measurement) and Google Fonts (typefaces loaded from Google servers, which receive your IP).

Your rights

Your GDPR rights

You have the right to access, correct, delete, restrict or object to the processing of your data, and to data portability. To exercise any of these rights — for example, to have a question removed from the public page — contact us via the Reviews & contact page. You may also lodge a complaint with the Belgian Data Protection Authority (Autorité de protection des données).