Cookies

What they are

Cookies are small files a site can save on your device. Some are needed for the site to work; others measure how it is used, and these require your consent.

What we do

When you arrive on the site, no measurement tool starts: you see a banner with two equal choices, Accept and Reject. Nothing beyond what is strictly necessary runs until you choose Accept. Your choice is remembered, and you can change it whenever you like from the Cookie settings link below.

Necessary cookies

These make the site work and remember your consent choice. They do not require consent.

Measurement tools (only after consent)

If you consent, we activate Microsoft Clarity, which records anonymously how pages are used — movements, clicks, paths — to help us improve the site. What you type (such as form fields) is masked and not recorded.

Microsoft Clarity is provided by Microsoft Corporation and processing also takes place in the United States: the transfer is covered by the applicable safeguards (EU-US Data Privacy Framework and standard contractual clauses). The data collected is anonymous; Clarity's cookies last up to about one year. More detail is in Microsoft's privacy statement.

We also activate Google Analytics 4 (Google LLC, United States), which measures in aggregate page views, traffic sources and browsing behaviour. Processing also takes place in the United States, covered by the same safeguards. The data collected is aggregated and non-personal; Analytics cookies last up to two years. The full list of providers is on the Privacy page.

How to withdraw

At any time you can reopen the banner from the Cookie settings link and change your choice. Withdrawing is as easy as consenting.