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Before you choose in the cookie banner, and if you decline, PostHog counts page views and clicks anonymously: without cookies, without storing anything in your browser, and without identifying you; to count unique visits, PostHog uses a hash of your IP address and browser that changes every day. This counting is based on our legitimate interest in knowing how the Site is used (Art. 6(1)(f)). Analytics cookies, PostHog with cookies, Google Analytics, and Snitcher run only after you click Accept; until then, the Site sends Google Analytics and Snitcher nothing. The newsletter form is the one exception: it loads Google reCAPTCHA when you start typing your email, as described below. You can grant, decline, or withdraw consent at any time through the cookie banner and your browser settings. Withdrawing consent does not affect processing carried out before the withdrawal.
With your consent, we use PostHog with cookies to collect product and usage analytics, such as pages visited and interactions, and Google Analytics to measure visits and usage of the Site. We use this data to understand how people use the Site and to improve it. With your consent, PostHog may also record how you move through pages, such as clicks, scrolls and page changes, to help us fix usability problems. Anything you type into a form is masked and never recorded.
With your consent, we also use Snitcher, a business-visitor identification service. It uses your IP address to identify the company or organization behind a visit, not you as an individual, and sets one cookie (SNID) to distinguish visitors. Snitcher processes data within the EU (AWS, Frankfurt).
The trackers in use after consent are PostHog's analytics cookies, Google Analytics cookies, and Snitcher's SNID cookie.
We also use Ahrefs Web Analytics to count visits and page views. It sets no cookies and, according to its provider, collects no personal data.
The newsletter signup is protected by Google reCAPTCHA v3, which keeps automated spam out. When you focus the email field, reCAPTCHA loads; when you subscribe, it collects your IP address, browser and device data, and how you interacted with the page, and sends them to Google, which may set its own cookies. We use the result only to decide whether a signup came from a person, based on our legitimate interest in keeping the list free of spam (Art. 6(1)(f)). Google's processing is covered by the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.