This page explains what is stored on your device when you visit this site. The answer is short, and that is deliberate.
Measurement only if you agree
We set no advertising cookies and use no ad network. We would like to measure how this site is used, and that needs cookies — so we ask first. The measurement script itself loads on every page, but until you agree it is set to store nothing: no cookie, no identifier. If you decline, it stays that way. You can change your choice at any time at the bottom of this page.
What is set if you agree
_gaand_ga_4HPDFF0K49— Google Analytics 4, to count visits and see which pages are used. Both expire after two years.movejack_consent— our own cookie, holding your answer to the question above so we do not ask again. One year. It is strictly necessary and is set whichever answer you give, including a refusal.
Google Ireland Limited processes the measurement data on our behalf and may transfer it to the United States under the EU-US Data Privacy Framework. The advertising features of Google Analytics are switched off: no profiles, no audiences, nothing to advertisers. Google uses your IP address to determine the country; it does not appear in the reports.
No third-party servers
Fonts, images, stylesheets and this site’s own scripts load from our own server — not from a font provider and not from a CDN. There is one exception, and it loads on every page: the measurement script from googletagmanager.com. Until you agree it stores nothing, as described above.
What is strictly necessary
- If you use the contact form, a short-lived cookie may be set to protect the submission against abuse.
- If you sign in as an editor, WordPress sets the cookies that signing in needs. That does not apply to visitors.
- The web server keeps technical logs needed to run the service securely. They contain no cookies and are deleted shortly afterwards.
And in the app?
The app uses no cookies and no advertising SDKs. Your journeys stay locally on your device. See Privacy and the privacy policy.