Privacy

Updated October 21, 2026.

Optional website analytics

Google Analytics 4 loads only after you select Allow analytics in Analytics preferences on a public content page. Declining leaves Google Analytics unloaded. Browser Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control signals keep it off even if you previously allowed it.

When allowed, Google receives the public page path, a generic QMEMORIA page title and standard analytics browser/network information. Google may process your IP address to derive approximate location. Analytics cookies use the qmemoria prefix, expire after 180 days and identify a browser rather than a named person. Google processes analytics data according to its privacy policies. Advertising storage, advertising personalization and Google Signals are disabled.

The tag runs in an isolated analytics frame. We do not send demo notes, search text, questions, answers, contact fields, URL parameters, URL fragments, private workspace content or incoming referrer URLs to Google. This implementation measures page visits; it does not record screens or keystrokes.

Your choice

Your analytics choice is stored locally in this browser for up to 180 days. Open Analytics preferences at the bottom of a public page and select Withdraw consent to stop analytics and remove this site's analytics cookies. Changes apply to other open pages on the same origin. Requests already sent cannot be recalled. If local preference storage is unavailable, analytics stays off.

This privacy page and login paths carry no Google Analytics tag. Analytics is not required to use the demonstration.

Fictional demo and contact

All demonstration content is fictional. The current contact form prepares a local downloadable brief; it does not submit your message. Private QMEMORIA remains separate from this public website.

Operational logs

The web server and delivery infrastructure may retain ordinary security and access logs independently of optional Google Analytics. Declining analytics does not disable essential delivery or security logging.