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Everything this site can set is listed here, including categories we do not use yet. Nothing can start without appearing on this list first.
One cookie, fx_consent, which remembers the choice you make here so we do not ask again on every page. It lasts about six months and contains nothing that identifies you. This cannot be switched off, because without it we cannot honour your decision.
Google Analytics, which counts visits and tells us which pages are read and roughly which country visitors are in. We look at patterns across everyone, not at what any one person does. Two cookies, both lasting about two years.
Advertising and remarketing tags, which would let us see which campaigns bring people to the site and show our ads to you elsewhere. We do not use any at the moment, and this switch currently controls nothing. It is here so that if we ever add them, they run only with permission you have already given, and never before.
Content and tracking from social platforms, for example an embedded post or a sharing button that reports back to the platform. We do not use any at the moment. The links to our social pages in the footer are ordinary links and set nothing unless you follow them.