1. Worldwide approach
The website uses the same privacy-protective choice for visitors worldwide: optional analytics remain off unless you select “Allow analytics”. This does not replace stricter rules that may apply in your country.
2. Necessary storage
- Analytics choice:
sko-analytics-consentremembers whether you allowed or rejected analytics until you clear it or change the choice. - Navigation history:
sko-current-pathandsko-previous-pathsupport the Back button and expire with the browser session. - Owner sign-in: essential Sites or ChatGPT authentication storage may be used when the owner opens the protected enquiry register; it is not needed for ordinary public browsing.
3. Optional analytics
PostHog loads only after consent and may create local-storage entries beginning with ph_. Session recording, automatic page-element capture and identified visitor profiles are disabled. Form contents are not sent to analytics.
4. Managing your choice
Rejecting analytics does not remove website functionality. Use “Analytics choices” at the bottom of the website to change your decision, or clear website data in your browser. Withdrawing consent stops future optional analytics on that device.
5. Changes
This list will be reviewed before introducing advertising, payment, embedded-media or additional tracking technology. Where local law requires more than this global baseline, the stricter applicable requirement will be followed.
Official references
These international and national sources were checked when this global policy baseline was prepared.
OECD Privacy Principles UK ICO: Storage and access technologies