This notice describes what the DeepSound Audio website stores in your browser. The short answer is nothing, and the detail below explains why that is true even though a notice strip appears at the foot of every page.
No cookies are set
This site sets no cookies of any kind. It does not place a first-party cookie, a third-party cookie, or a pixel. It does not use local storage or a session identifier. Nothing on these pages records that you visited, and nothing follows you from one page to the next.
Why a notice appears at all
A short notice strip sits at the foot of each page so the studio's position is stated plainly rather than left to be discovered. The strip carries no tracking and asks for nothing. Marking it as read is a convenience for the page you are on; the moment you open another page it is present again, exactly as a notice that stores nothing must be.
What the strip does when you acknowledge it
Acknowledging the strip hides it for the page in view. It does not write a preference anywhere, because there is nowhere for the site to write one. Reload the page and it returns. That behaviour is the honest consequence of a site that keeps no state.
Forms and the studio
If you send a project brief or write to the studio, that information travels because you sent it, not because a cookie recorded your visit. How the studio handles correspondence is described in the privacy policy.
Your browser controls
You remain in control of your own browser. If you block cookies, clear your history, or decline all storage, this site behaves exactly as it does otherwise, because it never relied on any of it. There is no setting here that will break by being refused.
Advertising and analytics
The studio places no advertising pixels on this site and runs no visitor analytics. There is no measurement of how long you stay, which page you opened first, or where you came from. The studio learns about a project when you decide to write, and not before.
Third parties
This site loads no third-party content: no remote fonts, no embedded media, no shared scripts. Every file a page needs sits on the same host as the page itself, which is part of why nothing crosses a boundary to another organisation.
Changes to this notice
If the studio ever changes what the site stores, this page is updated and the change is dated. Until then the position is simple: no cookies, no storage, no tracking.
Questions about this notice go to the production office at [email protected].
Why there is nothing to manage
Most cookie notices exist because a site wants to keep something in your browser and needs your consent to do it. This site keeps nothing, so there is no preference to store, no consent to record and no setting to revoke. The notice is present so the studio's position is explicit, and it says what it says without asking you to accept anything.
If a later version of this site needed to store something, this page would change first and say so plainly, and the change would be dated in the studio's archive. Until then, a visitor can read every page here knowing that nothing about the visit is kept.
Embedded media and remote files
A common source of hidden tracking is content pulled from somewhere else: a video player, a remote font, a visitor counter hosted by a third party. This site uses none of them. Every image and every stylesheet lives on the same host as the page, so opening a page here contacts one party and no others. That is also why the studio can state plainly that nothing is recorded about a visit.
If a production wants to see or hear the studio's work, that happens through a direct exchange agreed with the production rather than through anything embedded in these pages.