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Privacy notice

Privacy

What this site measures, what it keeps on your device, and how to change your choice.

01 / Measurement

The site measures visits with Google Analytics and how its ads perform with the Meta Pixel. Each loads only when its category is on: Analytics for Google Analytics, Marketing for the Meta Pixel. In the EU, the EEA, the United Kingdom and Switzerland both are off until you accept; elsewhere they are on until you turn them off in Cookie settings.

Global Privacy Control turns Marketing off on every visit. With scripts off, nothing is measured.

02 / Google Analytics

When it loads, your browser sends Google the address of the page, the page you came from, details of your browser and device, and your approximate location, which Google works out from your IP address; Google Analytics does not store the IP address itself. The site sends two events: a page view when a page opens, and generate_lead once when a brief is received, carrying nothing from the brief.

Google signals and ad personalization are off.

03 / The Meta Pixel

When it loads, your browser sends Meta the address of the page, the page you came from, your IP address and details of your browser, with two events: PageView when a page opens, and Lead once when a brief is received. Lead carries nothing from the brief: no name, no email address, no message.

The pixel's automatic events are off, so it does not read buttons or forms. Meta may connect these events to a Meta account signed in on the same browser, under Meta's own privacy policy.

04 / Cookies and storage

na-consent: a cookie and a local storage entry on this site that keep your choice. Essential. 12 months.

na-receipt: a cookie on this site that holds the receipt of the brief you sent, encrypted, so the receipt page can show it. Essential. Until you close your browser.

_ga and _ga_ followed by the site's tag ID: cookies Google Analytics sets on this site to tell visits apart. Analytics only. Up to 2 years.

_fbp, and _fbc when you arrive from a Meta ad: cookies the Meta Pixel sets on this site to recognize your browser across visits. Marketing only. 90 days.

na-ga-leads and na-meta-leads: local storage entries listing the brief references already counted, so a refreshed receipt is not counted twice. Analytics and Marketing respectively.

05 / Your choice

Cookie settings, at the foot of every page, turns Analytics and Marketing on or off at any time. Turning one off removes its cookies and reloads the page without its script. Clearing this site's cookies in your browser removes your choice; where consent is required, you are asked again.

06 / Briefs

A brief you send (your name, email address and institution, the disciplines and budget you choose, and your message) goes by email to the studio's inbox through Resend, our mail service, and a receipt copy goes to the address you give. Nothing from it is stored on this site.

To limit briefs to five an hour from one network address, the server counts them in its memory against that address. The count is never written anywhere.

07 / Hosting

The site is hosted by Vercel. Every request your browser makes reaches Vercel's servers, which log it (your IP address, details of your browser, the address asked for and the time) under Vercel's own terms and retention.

Vercel also tells the site which country a request comes from. The site uses it only to decide whether to ask for your consent, and does not keep it.

08 / Who runs this site

This site is run by NULL Archives LLC.

09 / Contact

Questions about this notice or your data: studio@nullarchives.com.