Consent preference storage
The site stores a versioned consent preference in your browser’s local storage so your choice can be remembered. This storage does not create an account or contain a migration profile. No account system, document upload or migration application form is implemented.
Optional analytics
Google Analytics 4 and Google Tag Manager infrastructure can be enabled by the site owner but is inactive by default. Tags load only after analytics consent. Product events may include opening a profession, changing a pathway or state, changing a chart range and using a table filter. Search text itself is not sent as an analytics event parameter.
Optional advertising
AdSense and Google Ads measurement infrastructure is disabled by default. Ad code loads only when advertising is explicitly enabled, an approved publisher setup exists and advertising consent is granted. Disabled ad positions do not leave blank containers. If advertising is enabled, Google and participating third-party vendors may use cookies or similar technologies for ad delivery, fraud prevention, frequency control and measurement. Depending on your consent and Google settings, advertising may be personalised or non-personalised.
Google consent signals
Relevant Google consent states default to denied: analytics_storage, ad_storage, ad_user_data and ad_personalization. Your saved choice updates those states. Rejecting non-essential technologies leaves them denied. You can change or revoke a choice at any time by reopening “Privacy preferences” from the footer.
Consent implementation
The current preference interface is a site-operated consent control. It is not described as a Google-certified consent management platform. Advertising must remain disabled unless the owner has confirmed that the consent solution and account setup meet the requirements that apply to the intended audience. The analytics, advertising and consent components are separated so a certified platform or Google Privacy & Messaging can be adopted without changing the intelligence product.
Third-party and server logs
The hosting platform (Vercel) processes standard request information such as IP address, user agent, requested URL and timestamp for delivery, security, operational logging, and aggregated performance diagnostics (via Vercel Speed Insights and Web Analytics, which record privacy-friendly aggregated metrics without tracking personal identity). If Google services are enabled with consent, their handling is governed by their own terms and policies.
Read the Google Privacy Policy and Google’s explanation of how information is used by sites and apps using Google services. Google account holders can also review advertising controls in My Ad Center.
Changes
This notice should be reviewed when new collection, account or communication features are added. It describes the product as implemented and is not legal advice.