No tracker of my own.

What I set

The Legend Magazine does not set a cookie of its own. There is no account, so there is no session cookie to keep you signed in. There is no advertising cookie, no measurement cookie, and no cookie that remembers a niche you clicked so I can follow you to another site. The pages do not write to local storage. Closing the tab ends the visit, as far as my own code is concerned.

I do not show a consent banner for a tracker I do not run. A banner that asked you to accept an analytics cookie, when I had not set one, would be theatre. If that ever changes, this page will name the cookie before the banner exists, and the privacy notice will change in the same words.

What the host may set

The site is served by Cloudflare. A host that answers public requests may set a cookie that is strictly necessary to deliver the page or to tell a person apart from a flood of automated traffic. That cookie, if it is set, is the host’s. I do not read it to build a profile of a reader, and I do not join it to the creator records. The creator records are public statistics in the Public Influencer Directory and Creator Database. They are not a log of who looked at them.

I do not add a second host, an advertising network, or a social button that sets its own cookie on the way in. Pictures on a profile are loaded from the public addresses stored on the row. Those addresses belong to other servers. A browser that requests a picture is talking to that server, under that server’s rules, not under a cookie I issued. If an address fails, the page shows initials instead of fetching a substitute face from somewhere else.

What you can do

You can refuse or delete cookies in the browser you are using. The control sits in the browser’s settings, not on this page, because a button here would imply a preference I store. I do not store one. Blocking a cookie the host uses for security may make a page fail to load. Blocking a cookie I do not set will change nothing about the magazine, which is the result I want.

The directory, the subject pages, and the lists read the same way whether or not a cookie is present. I do not vary the names on a page according to a reader. Audience gender, age, and country on a profile are the split that came with that person. They are not a picture of you, and they are not a way to price you.

What this notice is

This is a house notice, written so a reader can see the boundary. It is not a brief from counsel. I do not print a company registration number or a street address, because I do not have ones I am willing to invent. The colophon remains “Edited in Copenhagen.” Questions about a row are described on Contact, which is also where I refuse to pretend a form has delivered a message.