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Cookies
The short version is that this site sets nothing on your device. The longer version, and what would change if that ever stopped being true, is below.
This site runs analytics in a cookieless mode: no analytics cookie is set and no identifier is stored on your device — measurement is aggregated pings only.
What a cookie rule is for
A cookie rule is about storing information on your device, or reading information already there. It is not about whether a page is served to you; it is about what the page leaves behind.
What this site actually sets
Cookieless analytics. Google Analytics 4 loads with Consent Mode v2 and every storage signal DEFAULT-DENIED, for every visitor in every country. In that state it sets no cookie, stores no identifier on your device and reads nothing from it: measurement is limited to cookieless, aggregated pings. Because nothing is stored on or read from your device, no consent requirement is triggered — which is why this site shows no cookie banner.
No advertising. There is no advertising product on this build, no advertising script on any page, and no cross-site tracking.
A consent framework that keeps it that way. The pages carry the standard consent machinery configured to DENY every storage signal by default, for every visitor, before any choice is made — and no choice is ever asked for. It is what guarantees that no tag can ever arrive ahead of the consent defaults.
Changes
If measurement or advertising is ever added, this page changes first, and a consent choice appears before anything else does. Last reviewed in August 2026.
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