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Cookie policy
Short version: nothing tracks you here unless you say yes. Here is exactly what the site sets, and how to change your choice.
Before you choose anything
When you first visit, the site sets no cookies at all. The banner asks whether you accept measurement cookies. Your answer is stored as a single entry called cookie-consentin your browser’s local storage, so the banner does not ask you again on every page. That entry identifies nothing about you; it only remembers your choice.
If you accept
Two measurement tools load, and only then. The Google tag, loaded through Google Tag Manager, sets cookies such as _ga to help me understand how the site is used: which pages people read, and where visitors come from. The Meta pixel sets a cookie such as _fbp, which measures whether the site reaches people and supports future outreach. Both companies process this data under their own policies: see Google’s and Meta’s privacy documentation for details.
If you decline
Nothing loads. No Google tag, no pixel, no third-party cookies. The site works exactly the same either way; you lose nothing by declining.
Changing your mind
You can also clear this site’s data in your browser settings at any time, which removes the stored choice and any cookies, and the banner will ask again on your next visit.
Questions
How data is handled more broadly is covered in the privacy policy. Last updated 4 August 2026.