Legal notice
Last updated · 7 October 2026
In accordance with French Law n° 2004-575 of June 21, 2004 on Confidence in the Digital Economy (LCEN), the following information is made available to users of digitip.app.
1. Publisher
The site digitip.app is published by YUZU LABS, a simplified joint-stock company (SAS) with a share capital of €100, registered in the National Business Register (RNE) under SIREN 994 879 013. SIRET: 994 879 013 00013. Registered office: 11 rue de Lorraine, 68490 Petit-Landau, France. APE/NAF code: 62.01Z, computer programming. EU VAT number: FR13 994 879 013. Contact: contact@digitip.app.
2. Publication director
Raphaël Meyer. Contact: contact@digitip.app.
3. Hosting
The site digitip.app is hosted by Vercel Inc., 440 N Barranca Ave #4133, Covina, CA 91723, United States (https://vercel.com). European user data is handled in accordance with Vercel's GDPR commitments.
4. Intellectual property
All elements of digitip.app (text, visuals, logos, source code, database) are the exclusive property of YUZU LABS SAS or are licensed to it. Any reproduction, representation, modification or distribution, even partial, without prior written authorisation from YUZU LABS SAS, is strictly prohibited and constitutes an infringement under French intellectual property law.
5. Hyperlinks
Linking to digitip.app is permitted, provided such links do not damage the image of YUZU LABS SAS or create confusion as to the origin of content. YUZU LABS SAS accepts no liability for the content of third-party sites linked from this site.
6. Personal data & cookies
The processing of personal data collected on digitip.app is described in the Privacy Policy available on this site. Data controller: YUZU LABS SAS, privacy@digitip.app. We use strictly necessary cookies for authentication and security, a record of the originating ad campaign with no identifier, and, only with your consent, Meta's advertising pixel. Details are in the Cookies section of the Privacy Policy.
7. Applicable law
This legal notice is governed by French law. In the event of a dispute and after an attempt at amicable resolution, French courts shall have sole jurisdiction.