Cookies and similar technologies

Cookies this website may set

T2Core sets no analytics, advertising or preference cookies and uses no optional browser storage. Most visits receive no cookie. Cloudflare may set a necessary security cookie after a visitor passes a challenge, as described below. There is no optional storage requiring a consent banner.

Measuring how the website is used

This website uses Cloudflare Web Analytics to count how often pages are opened and how quickly they load. It records the page address, the website or search engine you arrived from, your country, the type of device and browser, and page performance timings, and it reports them as totals.

It sets no cookie, stores nothing on your device and reads nothing from it. It does not identify you, does not follow you from one website to another and is not used to build a profile or to market to you. T2Core sees counts and charts, never a named person's journey. If you would rather not be counted, blockingstatic.cloudflareinsights.com stops it, as most content and tracking blockers do by default. The website works exactly the same.

There is no advertising tag, no tag manager, no social media pixel and no marketing script on this website.

Third-party requests

Every file this website loads, including pages, styles, images and the Inter typeface, is served from t2core.com. The one exception is the small measurement script above, which is loaded from static.cloudflareinsights.com, a Cloudflare domain; its counts are sent back to t2core.com. No other organisation receives your IP address or browsing information by visiting this site.

The one exception is a link you choose to follow. Selecting the LinkedIn link takes you to LinkedIn, where LinkedIn's own cookie and privacy terms apply.

Strictly necessary technology

The website is hosted and protected by Cloudflare. To deliver and protect the site, Cloudflare processes limited technical information for each request, including your IP address, the page requested, the time, the browser user-agent string and the response status. This is used to serve the page, to keep the site available and to block attacks. It is not used to build a profile of you or to market to you.

If Cloudflare challenges a suspicious request and the visitor passes, it may set a necessary cookie named cf_clearance. This records that the challenge was passed so the visitor is not asked to repeat it immediately. It is used for security, not analytics or marketing. Bot Fight Mode is off, so the __cf_bm bot-management cookie is not part of the current setup.

The enquiry form

The enquiry form sets no cookie. Your browser holds the values you type until you send the form or leave the page. What happens to an enquiry after you send it is described in the Privacy notice.

If this changes

If any technology that stores information on your device, identifies you or follows you across websites is ever added, this notice will be updated and a consent mechanism will be in place before that technology is enabled. Nothing of that kind will run on the basis of this notice alone.

Questions

Use the enquiry form for any question about this notice. See also the Privacy notice and Company information.