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Cookies policy.
Short version: we set one cookie to remember whether you said yes to analytics. Say no and nothing else is set.
Last updated 26 July 2026.
The one cookie we always set
If you answer the consent banner, we store your answer in a first-party cookie named re-consent on regulatorynews.com. It records only your choice, so we do not ask again on every page. It contains no identifier and is readable only by this site. If you never answer, nothing is stored at all.
Analytics
We use Google Analytics 4, Microsoft Clarity (heatmaps and session replays, with typed text masked) and PostHog (page views and visits, no recordings) to see which pages help visitors and which do not. All three are off until you allow them. Decline, and no analytics cookies are set and no data is sent; the site behaves identically.
Analytics are enabled on this domain (Google Analytics 4, Microsoft Clarity and PostHog), and they run only after you choose “Allow” in the consent banner. Decline — or ignore the banner — and nothing is set and nothing is collected.
What we do not do
- No advertising or tracking cookies. We do not run ads and do not sell data.
- No cross-site tracking. The consent cookie is scoped to this domain only.
- No third-party embeds. Pages are static HTML with self-hosted fonts and images. The one external script that runs before you choose is Sentry’s error reporter: it sets no cookies, records nothing while pages work, and sends a report (what failed, on which page, and the browser type, without your IP address) only when a page breaks. Every other external script waits until you allow analytics.
Changing your mind
Clear cookies for this site in your browser and the banner will ask again. You can also block cookies entirely — the directory works without them.
Questions
Email events@regulatorynews.com.