This page explains what cookies are, what the current Tempest site does and does not use, and how this page will be updated if tracking or cookie use changes in future.
Cookies are small text files that a website can place on a device to help the site function, remember preferences, or measure usage. Some cookies are essential to basic site operation. Others are used for analytics, advertising, or other non-essential tracking.
At the time of writing, TempestMedia.co.uk is a lightweight static website.
Tempest does not currently use analytics tags, advertising pixels, or a cookie banner for non-essential tracking on the main site.
Tempest does not currently intend to set non-essential cookies through the main site.
The "Ask Tempest" chat sets no cookies, and Tempest doesn't store your conversation in your browser or on our server. (Anthropic, which writes the answers, deletes them within 30 days: see the privacy page.)
If you press "Pause motion", your browser remembers that choice on your own device, so the page stays still next time. Nothing is sent to us.
No active analytics platform is currently installed on the main Tempest site.
If analytics or any other non-essential tracking is introduced later, this page will be updated before that change becomes part of the live site.
The Tempest site may link out to services such as LinkedIn. If you choose to use those services, they may set their own cookies or use their own tracking under their own policies.
That happens on those services, not because Tempest is currently running its own analytics or advertising stack on the main site.
If you have a question about cookies or privacy on this site, email darren@tempestmedia.co.uk.
This page will be kept under review and updated if the technical setup of the site changes.
Tempest keeps nothing you type; Anthropic, which writes the answers, deletes it within 30 days (privacy). No card details, please. For anything else: darren@tempestmedia.co.uk