Cookies
Last updated 1 August 2026
Draft. This document has not been reviewed by a lawyer. The site collects no personal data and has no user accounts, but this text should be reviewed before launch.
This site currently sets no cookies at all. The consent plumbing exists and works, but no analytics property is configured, so pressing Accept loads nothing today.
What would be set
If analytics were switched on, pressing Accept would load Google Analytics and allow it to set its own measurement cookies. Nothing loads before that press, and pressing Reject prevents it permanently.
What is stored regardless
One entry in your browser's local storage, recording whether you accepted or rejected. This is not a cookie: it is never transmitted, and it exists so the notice does not ask you the same question on every page.
Changing your mind
Clear this site's storage in your browser settings and the notice will reappear on your next visit, with both options open again.
Why Reject looks the same as Accept
Because making the refusal harder to find than the agreement is the pattern regulators have spent several years fining people for, and because a consent choice you were nudged into is not consent.